Ah, yes. A quick look shows me what's wrong. No problem to correctthis... Simon Brown, HB9DRV http://sdr-radio.com From: sdr-radio-com@...[mailto:sdr-radio-com@...] On Behalf Of Simon

OK, I'll look at the code. Once it's locked onto a signal it shouldthen keep the frequency within a few hundred Hertz of this frequency. As timegoes on I'll always improve the demoulation.

No, But I'll allow you to easily increase the FFT rate to 1024 or2048, however this increases the bandwidth so you'll get slower FFT updates. Of course I may well find a better way to compress

That is looking very sweet, Simon! I can't hold my breath much longer... bet -------- On 9/1/2010 6:03 PM, Simon HB9DRV wrote:

Hi, Updated http://www.sdr-radio.com/News/tabid/185/language/en-US/Default.aspxand added a second screenshot showing the 198kHz signal used in the UK toswitch on/off the Economy 7 electricity

GE just discovered, wanted to change the Peak-Spectrum line from solid to dash and the program crashed. 73 Phil@IC8POF

Hi Simon as i said before I am sure you have more important issues to deal with it's a huge task that you are performing here And it's very much appreciated and very much in the old Ham Radio spirit a

And the sample rate is 1,333kHz @ 24 bits. Simon Brown, HB9DRV http://sdr-radio.com From: sdr-radio-com@...[mailto:sdr-radio-com@...] On Behalf Of Simon HB9DRV Sent: 01 September 2010 23:34 To:

Here's what I've been up to: http://www.sdr-radio.com/News/tabid/185/language/en-US/Default.aspx Click on the first entry - Timestamps. This is a high-resdisplay with optional timestamps in

Nick, This is expected since the SDR-IP does not offer a1500 KHz sample rate. It does 1333 or 1600 KHz. Simon will correct it in thenext revision. Pieter

I haven't had time to attack this yet, been working on slowspeed displays & timestamps & stuff. And chasing my tail! Simon Brown, HB9DRV http://sdr-radio.com From:

Hi, When I rewrote the playback I removed support for other fileformats - I'll this back in again. There is a timer in SDR-RADIO.com bit it's got bugs which I'llfix soon. Simon Brown,

One last posting for now....I think this next observation fits into this particular thread: The other big "not Spectravue" observation is that I can't seem to define what resolution I get in the

OK, Resolved: 1,500kHz removed, 1,333kHz and 1,600kHz added, bothtested and seem OK. Simon Brown, HB9DRV http://sdr-radio.com From: sdr-radio-com@...[mailto:sdr-radio-com@...] On Behalf Of

GE, just discovered. wanted to add a cw filter and entered a wrong number, deleted it so 0\zero is shown in one of the settings, at once comes out an attention window "Enter a positive integer",

Hi, I'm talking to Pieter about this, I have a number wrong in theSample Rate calculations, will fix today / tomorrow. Simon Brown, HB9DRV http://sdr-radio.com From:

Hi Chris thanks for the reply what I am struggling with is it's rather eratic ??? yesterday 20m ssb spots were fine today they are all over the place but 17m spots are ok ??? Ha Ha lucky I have no

I apologize for the scattergun e-mails, but having spent an intensive hour or two with the program, various observations are coming to the fore. (I have used Spectravue with the SDR-14 fairly

Hi Ian, You might need to look at the MixW configure/ptt and cat options "cw out via soundcard" "cw is lsb" "cw pitch" and "afsk in place of fsk" options. Any of these wrongly set might cause what

Much has been discussed on this. Winrad does ECSS very well, in fact perfect, can they be used as the one to compare against?? I think the line has been drawn in the sand by them on this subject.