Tentative sale fell through so my 5000A is back available. Mint
specimen, no ATU or rx2.
Email off list please for more info.
73,
Kirb - VE6IV
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Have decided to re-list my Flex-5000A. Radio looks and performs like
new. Non-ATU or second RX.
Price adjusted. Email for details.
Kirb - VE6IV
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New Radio? Please step up and speak into the microphone, sir. :-)
Frank, AB2KT said-
Sooner than you might think. We are moving very fast now towards an
earlier
exposure of alpha code for the new radio than we'd previously announced
(Dayton next).
Kirb - VE6IV
This may have been mentioned previously, and if so I apologize, but Is
it possible to get a approximate release date for the new generation
PowerSDR (new codebase)?
As a obsessive cw operator and former owner of a FlexRadio product, I am
encouraged by Frank's remarks.
Best 73/ Kirb - VE6IV
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Rob,
was there any particular reason the K3 wasn't tested using the available
8-pole 250 Hz roofing filter? I'd be curious to know how much if any
this would add to the narrow spaced dynamic performance of the K3
(tested with the 5-pole 200 hz).
73,
Kirb - VE6IV
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Rob Sherwood wrote-
The
Still have available my FLEX SDR-1000 100w along with the Edirol FA-66
firewire audio interface and cabling.
Additionally I also have the K2WS/Bliley high stability OCXO available
separately as a kit, or installed in the radio
http://www.k2ws.us/K2WS-OCXO.html
Please contact me directly if
Post Thanksgiving day blow out sale! *1-day only.
FlexRadio Systems SDR-1000 100W SDR with all the fix'ins
Package includes the K2WS/Bliley 0.03ppm OCXO for extremely stable operation
Edirol FA-66 firewire digital audio interface
Custom made interconnect cables
All printed docs, drivers and OEM
Steve,
some good background on the HPET
http://www.microsoft.com/whdc/system/CEC/mm-timer.mspx
As far as I can tell this feature is supported only by Intel chipsets.
Both of my AMD MB's did not have an HPET setting in the BIOS nor did
they indicate as being supported when I ran the test utility
No, but then again does it need to (for our purposes)...
From http://www.microsoft.com/whdc/system/CEC/mm-timer.mspx
there's this, Windows Support of the HPET
Initially, on systems with an HPET, all Windows timer APIs will be
ported to the new hardware rather than using the legacy 8254, RTC, APIC,
Nope, your not the only one..
In addition to what you've mentioned, I'm still having troubles with the
com port [assigned to the secondary input], running with an ext. keyer.
73,
Kirb - VE6IV
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For quite some time the keying on my SDR1000 using a paddle has not
been good via the key jack on
Eric,
as of svn1744
here's what I'm seeing here.
SDR-1000
K1EL on DTR (no CAT!), key closure.
Primary input - com1 = works!
Initially got an occasional breakup if I timed it just right, but much
improved.
Primary input - SDR[iambic] = no joy.
Iambic paddles to the back of the radio will give you
This is likely all related;
As of svn 1738 break-in on cw ceases to function unless the VAC button
is selected and then de-selected, or the console is powered off/on. The
radio works for a short period and then spontaneously quits transmitting
(no t/r). Eric's been working on this over the last
Steve,
one thing you might try is changing the length of your inter-connecting
coaxial cable between the F5000 and the tuner.
73,
Kirb - VE6IV
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Message: 11
Date: Fri, 2 Nov 2007 19:50:12 -0700
From: Steve Kallal [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [Flexradio] Large out of band tx spurs on 5000A
To:
Bug report filed. Please try Com1 in the interim. as your keyer interface.
Kirb - VE6IV
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Hello,
I am having a problem using cw breakin with my SDR-1000. I am uncertain
whether I have set something up incorrectly or I've stumbled on a software
issue. The details are as follows.
Using 1.10.2,
Still trying to get my head around this. Given the fact (per the manual)
that the Primary keyer input takes precedence and overrides any device
attached to the Secondary input, one would assume you'd have at least
the same level of functionality as is available on the secondary input.
I'm
is not right, submit a bug report.
Bob
N4HY
Kirb Nesbitt wrote:
Still trying to get my head around this. Given the fact (per the manual)
that the Primary keyer input takes precedence and overrides any device
attached to the Secondary input, one would assume you'd have at least
the same level
Steve,
ok, if you go into setup, then: DSPOptions tab . You should have a
Buffer Size setting. One value for Receive and one for Transmit. I
find that if you run with Receive set to 4096 and then Transmit at a
smaller value you have to make sure that each time you start PowerSDR
you go in and
Ken,
I wish I could comment on the F5000 in the config you speak of however I can
state that the SDR-1000 runs without issue for me at a DSP buffer setting of
256 and 512 both at 192k.
The key for me was two-fold effectively fine-tuning the buffers for smooth
operation.
First, make sure your
Might depend on how your keying your radio. See bug 1141, 1142.
Kirb - VE6IV
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Hi, I seem to have lost CW keying. It was there in SVN 1414, but
none in SVN 1416 or 1418. I thought it might be hardware, but it is
ok in v1.8 and v1.9.
Chas
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How tough would it be to provide different pan-adapter bandwidths
independent of sampling rate? Running at 192000 would minimize latency
and refactoring of the display would provide the narrow band resolution
needed.
73,
Kirb - VE6IV
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Charles,
while I fully understand the intent behind sharpening up the filters for
battle in contests etc., I've found that in practice the radio continues
to exhibit excellent filter response using DSP buffer and sampling rate
settings which, while not absolutely optimized from a filter
As it turns out I have one surplus to my needs Furman IP-8 ISO-Patch,
line isolator patch panel. Thought I'd mention this as there were a few
guys looking for extra units.
Please contact me off list if interested. The IP-8's transformer offers
specs similar to the Jensen DM2-2.
73,
Kirb -
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