Jim Lux wrote:
At 07:48 PM 9/24/2006, Larry Loen wrote:
David Ackrill wrote:
Guy Olinger, K2AV wrote:
I've thought long and hard about this note.
I believe the main issue here is simple -- while the software has
improved by leaps and bounds, we have only the most modest changes to
the
Larry,
it sounds like what you are looking for is what is currently developing at
HPSDR (see www.hpsdr.org ). A ham dedicated ADC/DAC (sound card) board
and controller board are currently being prototyped. Last week a replacement
board for the SDR-1000 PIO card was suggested with
Hi Everyone:
This proposal represents a very slippery slope. Let's try studio grade gold
plated cables first, we already have the sound card. We can do this today. Our
music industry has no problem with good quality cables. The last thing we want
to do is hardwired upgrades. If an A/D
Larry, Jim, Joe,
Actually, in principle I agree all you said. Nevertheless, let me
express my opinion about the HPSDR project. It is now really overly
complicated and space hungry concept, especially due to that ATLAS
motherboard. However, at this phase of DEVELOPMENT this kind of
solution makes
I think this is the wrong direction and a step backward. Why reinvent the
Orion. Ten Tec is way ahead on that.
Ahti Aintila [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Larry, Jim, Joe,
Actually, in principle I agree all you said. Nevertheless, let me
express my opinion about the HPSDR project. It is now really
Yes Yes Yes, that's where a Japanese radio works best! I mean, as in the
carry-on bag.
Mike Naruta [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Homebrew electronics in a carry-on bag?
Get ready for a cavity search.
:)
Mike - AA8K
Larry Loen wrote:
But, I want the radio _itself_ to be portable or at
Larry,
[snip]
Thought this might interest you,
73 de Joe - AB1DO
It does indeed. I subscribed to the reflector for a while, but gave up
because I'm just not a solder jockey (I went so far as to buy the
backplane, but so far, sans parts on my end).
We'll see about the enclosure part of it.
Hi Everyone:
This proposal represents a very slippery slope. Let's try studio grade
gold plated cables first, we already have the sound card. We can do this
today. Our music industry has no problem with good quality cables.
If gold cables really did it, I wouldn't have said anything.
At 05:53 AM 9/25/2006, Larry Loen wrote:
Jim Lux wrote:
At 07:48 PM 9/24/2006, Larry Loen wrote:
David Ackrill wrote:
Guy Olinger, K2AV wrote:
I've thought long and hard about this note.
I would support this.. put a Mini-ITX mobo in the package with the
radio and give it an ethernet
At 09:33 AM 9/25/2006, Mike Naruta wrote:
Homebrew electronics in a carry-on bag?
I've carried all manner of odd looking electronics on, and I have a
beard and ponytail, and look somewhat suspicious. No searches yet
(except the time I didn't take my shoes off).
Jim, W6RMK
I strongly suggest we get the software be settled before the hardware is
touched. I agree there are a lot of cables but try and dupe the quality of a
Delta 44 for $150 as a built-in. NOW, if we can make a spot for the Delta card
or USB sound device and plugs in the radio box then were talking
Gerald Capodieci wrote:
I strongly suggest we get the software be settled before the hardware
is touched.
IMHO, no, if Flex wants to go in a direction anything like this, the
software team needs to understand exactly what this is going to be as
soon as possible.
If it is as I suggest it,
For those folks not set up to solder surface mount, there are people on the
list that will solder up boards for people (and test them). I for one will
if you include a self addressed and postage paid mailer. So don't let the
fact that you don't have the equipment or time or do not want to invest
David Ackrill wrote:
Guy Olinger, K2AV wrote:
I agree with the issue of the complaint, but not the tone.
73, Guy K2AV.
I'm sorry if my tone seems abrasive, I admit that I tend to state my
opinions and point of view in few words.
Tha fact is, I want to like the SDR1000 and,
At 07:48 PM 9/24/2006, Larry Loen wrote:
David Ackrill wrote:
Guy Olinger, K2AV wrote:
I've thought long and hard about this note.
I believe the main issue here is simple -- while the software has
improved by leaps and bounds, we have only the most modest changes to
the hardware.
Last night,
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