Eric offered the sidebar:
Guys don't forget my:
Processor Technology Sol - 20 . . .
We used to call them the Proctology-20. They went the way of
the CommodeDoor C-64. I had a couple of Imsai's myself. I
remeber my first 256 byte RAM card and writing a one-D PONG game for
the
Tom,I can still probably find the book about
IPS and Forth
Regards
Ross
W3IP wrote:
I'm ready to start coding in PL1 if anyone can find a working compiler
PL1 (or PL/I as it was initially named), another of my past loves...
If memory serves, IBM used to give away a Personal Edition of it,
but this was many years ago. Maybe they have changed that policy.
You were NOT supposed to confirm that I am as complete a masochist as
everyone had become to believe. Gee whillikers! Now they will know
what I have been doing instead of DSP code.
Karl awarded me the IPS medal. He told me that it is normally awarded
posthumously. Just in case you are as
Mike
Do you have an Imsai with the "High Speed" Z80 CPU upgrade and 2 x 8
inch disk drive? Best I can do is 5 1/4 to 3 1/2 with CopyQM.
Sounds like this group has started 'Auld Lang Syne' early this year!
Phil, K3IB
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From:
W3IP
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] ;
At 12:43 AM 12/30/2005, Tom Clark, W3IWI wrote:
Eric offered the sidebar:
Guys don't forget my:
Processor Technology Sol - 20 . . .
We used to call them the Proctology-20. They
went the way of the CommodeDoor C-64. I had a couple of
Imsai's myself. I remeber my first 256 byte
RAM card and
How about Intel's version of PL/M, I have a copy somewhere in my CD
pile. In the 70's I used to use it to make production testing
software when I was too lazy to use assembler.
At 05:27 AM 12/30/2005, Alberto I2PHD wrote:
W3IP wrote:
I'm ready to start coding in PL1 if anyone can find a
That might be worth a lot of money to a museum, I know a friend that sold
a Altair for $40,000. I could kick myself, I owned Altair #19, personally
delivered and signed inside by Ed Roberts, I use to know him well. Funny
thing his dad use to look just like Jimmy Carter the President.
Young
Hi Don,
See notes below.
73,
Gerald
K5SDR
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Don
NewberrySent: Thursday, December 29, 2005 10:34 AMTo:
FlexRadio List/ReflectorSubject: [Flexradio] HF Amp
Installation
I'm installing the HF amp and have a
Just 25 geek points? That is a CAPITAL offence. The penalty for that is
usually revocation of geek status - down to dweeb. Please, turn in that
pocket protector, you are no longer worthy! :-)
P.S. If you had been busted down to nerd status (just about as low as
you can go), you are not allowed
Not currently. We had big plans for the scanner, but got sidetracked
when we implemented it. It will get more attention at some point in the
future and it will be much more functional.
Eric Wachsmann
FlexRadio Systems
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Only those under 'old geezer' age who don't remember (or never heard of ) the
LANG auld lang syne!
73 2 all fer happy PROSPEROUS New Year!
Phil, K3IB
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From: Robert McGwier [EMAIL PROTECTED]
That said, we have drifted (yes, with my help) hopelessly off topic
Can anyone give me a tip how I can get my
SDR 1000 to receive digital SSTV using programs such as HamPal? Using
the audio input from my TS2000 I can receive perfect pictures, but the same
audio out of my Delta 44 does not decode. Thanks for any suggestions you
can provide.
73,
Hank
Does anyone have a supplier of 1 foot long delta 44 interface to pc
cables?The 3 foot one supplied by the manufacturer with the board is way
too long and may act as an antenna even with the clamp on toroids installed
around it.
Also am wondering if i can run a new xp computer software install
http://www.flex-radio.com/download_files/PowerSDR/Docs/PowerSDR_VAC.pdf
Use VAC, no cables required. Make darned sure you buy Vac 3.11 or later.
Bob
N4HY
Lyman H. Wolfla II wrote:
Can anyone give me a tip how I can get my SDR 1000 to receive digital
SSTV using programs such as HamPal?
Windows XP loads fine with a Delta 44 installed. I had the unfortunate
displeasure of experiencing this first hand 3 times in one moth this
year. Something which I do not plan to repeat this year. :)
Eric Wachsmann
FlexRadio Systems
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Several tens of messages and a few bottles
of wine later I have no idea what's going on but everyone have a happy
new year and I might even dig out my Atari from the loft. If I can find the
loft that is!
Bob
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From:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL
You need to set VAC (in PowerSDR Setup) to 48000 samples and stereo,
otherwise HamPal will not work. You may also need to increase the VAC buffer
above 512 to avoid PowerSDR from freezing up.
Make sure that VAC is the default sound device in windows (see the reference
given by Bob below)
In
K3IB wrote:
Only those under 'old geezer' age who don't remember (or never heard of ) the
LANG auld lang syne!
There was a man,
whose name was Lang,
and he had a neon sign.
And Mr Lang was very old,
so they called it ---
"Old Lang's Sign"
HNY -- Tom
Hi,
Has anyone had any experience using an external clock with the SDR-1000 they
would like to share? I built a 10 mHz GPSDO that seems to be working just
fine. It puts out a nice 1.7 V P-P sine wave into a 50 ohm load which is
within the +4 to +14 dBm range required by the SDR-1000. I
did you change jumpers SV1 and SV2 (which switch between differential
and single-ended clock input for the DDS chip)? I'm not sure what
difference that might make; when I did my phase noise tests, the jumpers
didn't seem to make much difference.
One other possibility might be a ground loop
Guys
Wonder what Byte Issue #1 might be worth?
Couldn't afford the IMSAI or Altair at the time. But read everything about it. Jumped in on the SOL-20 and got it as a kit of parts. Had to wait 6 months after the glamour adds started showing up in Byte. Didn't work at all at first, but a plated
Bob
And it is all on your original thread, which I find particularly amusing! Since your approach is state of the art...
Just a bunch of Old Farts remembering the "Good Old Days", which always start agian with TODAY! YEA!
It's obvious to me that NONE of us dwell on the past to a fault, since
Folks
We have just had a really good discussion on Teamspeak on this eve of the new year. Ross - ZL1WNcommented that perhaps this Reflector 'turns some folks off' due to the 'technical' nature of some of the 'threads' posted here?
Rossalso commented that the SDR is really not that difficult to
a few random Teamspeak topics:
--
o N4HY explain his new document about DttSP
o Bob Cowdery G3UKB from England introduction to:
-Squeak
-His dreams for future SDR control technology
o If you were buying an oscilloscope, what
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