DiskCone is what I see ...

I am making educated guesses here. Yes, connect them together to the shield of the feed line. I am not sure what you are trying to achieve here, though. {^_^}

It's NOT a Yagi - this picture (see HERE) is similar to what I am building but for 137MHz (the one in the pic is for a higher frequency). The two dipole elements are horizontal and 120

So what is the CPU temperature. {^_^} On 20211221 07:06:49, michel soldevila wrote:

You need to swap I and Q if possible. Sent from Yahoo Mail for iPad

Just a quick suggestion Michel. If your motherboard has built-in graphicspull your graphics card and use the motherboard output. That will reduce the peak power demand andprove whether the PSU is

Slightly confused... any images of said 8 element horizontal V dipole? With that said... A beam (Yagi) with 8 elements will be highly directional, not something you want when chasing a satellite that

Hi, I am in the process of making a "horizontal 'V' dipole" antenna for receiving NOAA and have a question about adding a reflector. It will have 8 elements in the reflector and my questions are

That is exactly what was happening to me 6 months ago. A new uprated PSU fixed it. Robin ZL1RNF Sent from Mail for Windows

I would also suspect the power supply. It could be that when you start SDR Console the increased load on the power supply (both for the USB attached SDR as well as the graphics card) is causing the

I have 3 disks in my PC : one 500 GB SSD for the system, and two 3 TB HDD for the data (mostly pictures RAW files). All are monitored by CrystalDiskInfo, which does not report any problem. Again,

Same here Nick. I had lots of intermittent problems latelyand found disk errors marked in the system logs corresponding timewise to theproblems. The pair of 525GB SSDs in RAID carried onregardless

Definitely check the SMART info for your disks: https://www.howtogeek.com/134735/how-to-see-if-your-hard-drive-is-dying/ It wouldn't hurt. I had a failing drive one time and it manifested all sorts of

I have also seen fans on graphic cards fail without any user warning. Could also be an accumulation of dust slowing things down. My case has screens on air intakes that catch 99% of dust before it

When you installed Windows 10 did youswitch off all the intrusive programs? These are turned off in the non-expressinstall or whatever they call it. If you failed to turn these off theprocessor load

The disks are in good conditions according to CrystalDiskInfo. The resync only happens when the PC suffers an unexpected shutdown. As pointed out by Allan, this is normal opération. Come to think of

Not to my knowledge. {^_^} On 20211221 03:39:50, David J Taylor via groups.io wrote:

Anyunexpected shutdown will result in that hard drive resync especially if itsWindows software RAID. If it’sa bad disk you’ll always get red marks in the System log. If the PCgoes to a black

On Tue, Dec 21, 2021 at 12:03 PM, Alan G4ZFQ wrote: Yes, the Discovery is different and works well at all frequencies without any modification. Probably not possible anyway. I'm surprised Max is

You’ve got a bad disk or bad disk controller. Simon Brown, G4ELI https://www.sdr-radio.com