Some of the forum posts are still available in Googles cache. If you
enter the following search in google:
site:www.flex-radio.com forum
you can then click on the cached link and view the page. Probably not a
complete cache of the
forum but something if anyone wants to find some of the more
For anyone who is wondering whether their ISP is as (un)reliable as Eric's,
you can take a copy of your database information using DOS and a Windows
scheduled task. I am using MySQL and with DOS the utility is mysqldump.exe .
Having learnt in the past how things can go wrong (lost servers and
The link to the script is here:
http://forums.ham-radio.ch/viewtopic.php?t=3692
Simon Brown
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www.hb9drv.ch www.laax.ch
- Original Message -
From: Simon Brown (HB9DRV) [EMAIL PROTECTED]
If anyone is interested I'll post the scripts I use in my own forums -
this is just a DOS .bat
To group:
this is a Italian language topic announcing the
re-opening of specific Italian Forums on FlexRadio site, thank you.
Ciao a tutti,
a seguito della disavventura occorsa al database della FlexRadio, con
conseguente perdita di tutto
Sigh. I was afraid of that. I have been getting them but the most
frequent occurrence has been when hitting the Standby/On button. VERY
aggravating.
Bob
Philip Covington wrote:
Tim,
The BSOD was caused by vackmd.sys which is the VAC driver. It tried
to perform an operation at a
Molto buon! È triste da perdere il forum!
Bob
N4HY
Giuseppe Campana wrote:
To group:
this is a Italian language topic announcing the
re-opening of specific Italian Forums on FlexRadio site, thank you.
Ciao a tutti,
a seguito della
Kurt Vangsness wrote:
Some of the forum posts are still available in Googles cache. If you
enter the following search in google:
site:www.flex-radio.com forum
I checked. It's a very eclectic and random list.
The most important page I'd like is whichever one has the list of most
Larry,
You can download the lastest CAT dictionary from my site at
http://btracy.com/SDR1K.htm.
Bob K5KDN
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Larry Loen
Sent: Friday, December 02, 2005 3:34 AM
To: Kurt Vangsness
Cc: FlexRadio@flex-radio.biz;
If it happens on shutdown/restart of VAC, then it is 99.9% likely that
the problem is in his cancel IRQ routine. Canceling IRQs in progress
is always a sticking point in Windows driver development. That is why
MS came up with Cancel Safe Queues in XP.
Phil N8VB
On 12/2/05, Robert McGwier
Yeah, it is really easy to use. You basically just edit, paste, and
publish. It is not as time consuming as trying to maintain a webpage.
Half of the time I cannot even see QSL webpages because the server is
so overloaded/slow and I am too impatient to wait... QSL.net is a bad
choice with all
Of the two interface available from FlexRadio witch interface is best the
firewire interface or the internal PCI interface?
Thanks
Dave
At 01:33 AM 12/2/2005, Larry Loen wrote:
Kurt Vangsness wrote:
For sure, if you have a favored web page, google for it now, because a
lot of stuff is already gone.
Larry WO0Z
Which is why the Wayback Machine exists...
http://www.waybackmachine.org/
Although, sites with dynamic content
Both are excellent. The Personus has a little bit better dynamic range
so it handles strong signals better but both are about equal in
receiving weak signals.
The Personus has a nice mic preamp and the firewire, although not as
fast as PCI is very convenient since it can be used on laptops and
Tim stated it well. A short list of advantages for each follows:
M-Audio Delta 44 ($159):
Price
PCI interface (fast/low CPU overhead)
Break Out Box moves cables
PreSonus FireBox ($299.95):
Slightly better Dynamic Range (~5dB top end -- large signal handling
capability)
XLR Mic
Hi Richard,
This seems to be the main site for the Xylo
http://www.fpga4fun.com/board_Xylo.html. I'm looking for other info and
related hardware, but am just getting started myself and about the same
shape as you.
73,
Steve - K5FR
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
This seems to be the main site for the Xylo
http://www.fpga4fun.com/board_Xylo.html. I'm looking for other info and
related hardware, but am just getting started myself and about the same
shape as you.
There is enough information there to tell you the main parts on the
board. You then should
The FPGA equivalent is to do a syntax check and correct any errors
there, then run a simulation of the input (if using VHDL or Verilog) to
ensure the logic design seems to be OK.
You then compile it, and then run the simulation on the output of the
compiler, because it will sometimes
Lyle
You forgot to mention the FUN??? of adding, instantiating and debugging packages
from third party sources too lazy to document - hi!
Phil, K3IB
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There is enough information there to tell you the main parts on the
board. You then should go to the
Lyle,
Speaking for all us newbie's, thanks for the FPGA overview and run down on
resources. Looks like we have a lot of reading/research to do to learn about
the FPGAs and related hardware and software.
As you mentioned my background was also in discrete TTL logic hardware
designs and I can see
Looks like a lot of work, but what fun.
Definitely fun!
Lyle
Hi Bob ( others),Once you get into it, you'll probably find that FPGA programming is not that difficult, and, given the power of the tools, can be much less frustrating than straight digital design. I was dragged into the Verilog world a few years ago for work, and have been using the
Ah. One of the things gone with the Forums is the TeamSpeak
link. Remind me when the get-together is tonight?
Chris
AE6VK
From: ecellison [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, December 02, 2005 12:20 PMTo: 'Jeff
Anderson'; flexradio@flex-radio.bizSubject: Re: [Flexradio] Xylo
Chris
Ah yes mentioned to some..
and by others.
Ill recreate it and all the
Teamspeak forum links in the near future! News later.
Time is 8:00 Eastern Standard Time. Sub
about 4 hrs! I will publish the audio Chris!
Thanks
Eric2
From: Christopher T.
Day
Don't forget an excellent FPGA article by
John KD6OZH in the Oct/Nov 2004 QEX issue
where he describes the details of his SDR
RX/TX platform.
de Ken N9VV
Apparently, I out-voted myself somehow. I couldn't find any free
Subversion hosters quickly - N8VB's suggestion never answered my browser
- so I went ahead and applied for and received a SourceForge project. I
just got it today and I haven't run one of these before, but I've used
them a moderate
Floks
I have to work this weekend so cant make a detailed
excerpt.
Record 35 check ins (Thanks Ken N9VV!)
Xylo-Phreaks unite others jumping on chip. Prototype
board possible in future. Many comments
Gerald fills in with Software progress and answers many
questions before having
Title: Interesting behavior when connected to a dummy load
I was testing tonight into a dummy load and noticed some very peculiar behavior.
When connected to the dummy load on 14.179 MHz (USB) I see the noise floor (signal) in the panadapter as a flat line from -10K to +10K Hz at about
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