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Maybe he needs to set the display mode to Panadapter using the control on
the left side of the front console.
73, Larry
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Larry Taft K2LT
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KD5NWA [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Maybe I'm missing something here, but the display is independent
The way I had success was to run directly to the sound card and not through the
SDR1000 box. Got rid of a lot of hum and noise. I'm using a D104 with the
preamp in the base that is battery powered. It goes directly into the D44
sound card input through the Eric2 interface card. I also have
Jim,
Thank you for an excellent explanation of the two markers required. I'll be
back with the next question after I digest the information.
What I need is an accurate measure of frequency in the AM broadcast band, 500
to 1700 KHz, so I would think 1-10^7 is good enough for me. It needs to
You and I are headed in the same direction. I'm saying that the Xyloonia world
should creat a known stable frequency within the passband of the soundcard that
the PowerSDR can measure continuously to creat the offset needed to display the
correct frequency. Something like the old 100 kc xtal
Actually, you need to synthesize TWO signals in the passband, because errors
in the A/D sample clock can't be calibrated out with a single marker.
Jim,
Well, I have to ask why two markers are needed or can you give a reference text
I could study to see why? Warning, KISS please as I
Xyloonians,
Build a selectable output frequency standard referenced to GPS or WWV. M/N
type thing. Have its frequency output within the range of the soundcard by
looking at but offset from the frequency tuned to at the moment. Maybe have it
outside the pan adapter window so it doesn't
Ahti,
I am seeing different gains at times through the RFE board. If the wrong band
relays were pulled in that could explain the different gain as it is always
less than 25 db, sometimes 9 db, sometimes 11 db, sometimes 19 db. I'll look
at the relay driver to see who gets pulled in. I
A step above the old Morey Goldberg method of testing.
Morey was an eclectic engineer in Syracuse, NY who sold boards and kits for
converting your TV into a Genuine VT100 DEC computer terminal and other such
nonsense back in the 60s and 70s. Morey would come up with a design, have the
boards
Eric has to consider the protection of the front end of the receiver when
muting as I'm sure there is a max limit that can't be exceeded.
My TEK analyzer says Max +20 dbm on the input. Cost me $2200 to get it fixed
the last time I didn't pay attention.
Any leakage data on the various
I see that Crydom no longer makes the G2-1A03 or any of the G2 series MOSFET
opto isolator SSR. Possible subs are CPClare PLA 110, NEC PS141-1A-A, or
Panasonic AQV254.
Connector for amp keying should be RCA as that will provide better reliability
and less confusion when hooking up the rats
E^2,
I'll give it a runthrough and see what should be on a little board to isolate
the big bad world from the delicate innards of the ULN 2003.
What I did for X2-7 was put a diode cross the relay coil in my Drake L-4 amp as
that coil puts out over 400 V on the back voltage. The coil is
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