Yes, but how much does the panadapter weigh? ;)
-Scott, WU2X
On 3/11/08, FireBrick [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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Subject: Re: [Flexradio] panadaptor is worth it's weight in
Yes, but how much does the panadapter weigh? ;)
-Scott, WU2X
On 3/11/08, FireBrick [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
FireBrick wrote:
Spent 3 hours calling the TX5C on 30 rtty last night
Big pileup, calls I've never seen before in any DX pile or contest.
This morning they came on again, and I was able to use the panadaptor to spot
what I thought was a station he worked.
Dragged the blue vfob there and
I have a buddy who just bought a second hand 756 PRO II. He is really proud
of it. I had to keep my mouth shut. The PRO II spectrum scope is almost
useless compared to the PowerSDR panadaptor. I guess for someone who
upgraded from the 746, the spectrum scope is heaven.
Nuff said!
73,
Steve N6VL
a panadapter
like ours.
Bob K5KDN
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Sent: Tuesday, March 11, 2008 10:09 AM
To: 'FlexRadio List'
Subject: Re: [Flexradio] panadaptor is worth it's weight in
I have a buddy who just bought a second hand
AMEN!
73, Steve K5FR
-Original Message-
Yeah,
Yesterday I spent over an hour trying to get TX5C on 40 CW without any luck,
bad conditions and lots of QRM/N. This morning I set the panadapter to +4
zoom, dropped my VFO B freq on top of a guy he had just worked, and nailed
him on the
This is a mixed blessing.
If we tout the Flex and it's Panadaptor...then guys will buy more and Flex will
prosper.
But
If we tout the Flex and it's Panadaptor...then guys will buy more and lowly
dxers/contestests like me will suffer.
Hm, now what would Elliot Pitzer do???/
Talk about
Having both a 756 PRO II and 5000 side by side, I can compare them on a
daily basis. The spectrum scope on the PRO series is probably one of the
most useful features on a model of this type. However, unlike the 5000,
the 756 PRO series spectrum scope is not a point and click scope, so
it's
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Subject: Re: [Flexradio] panadaptor is worth it's weight in
Having both a 756 PRO II and 5000 side by side, I can compare them on a
daily basis. The spectrum scope on the PRO series is probably one of the
most useful features on a model of this type. However, unlike the 5000,
the 756 PRO
FireBrick wrote:
Spent 3 hours calling the TX5C on 30 rtty last night
Big pileup, calls I've never seen before in any DX pile or contest.
This morning they came on again, and I was able to use the panadaptor to spot
what I thought was a station he worked.
Dragged the blue vfob there and
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