Your problem with the Seasonic wasprobably aging capacitors Max. Lifetime of electolytics is an inversefunction of temperature and some specific makes were very poor. A PC PSU is basically always

Agree power supply can caused weird faults. I had one where the PC could not be turned on with the front panel switch, but would turn on if the main AC outlet switch was cycled. Friend had same PSU

Hi Ken, Everything in the PC has been cleaned, each fan checked or replaced when necessary. Michel

Hi Michel, Does the video card have a fan on the GPU? If so, cleaning the blades and cooling fins of dust might help. I had a video card in an old PC several years ago that was so clogged with

For anyone interested. 132ft end fed antenna. 20:26 in evening. NDB is CHT (Chilterns) 277 kHz at 61 miles NE from my home QTH. As you can see I've isolated the CW sideband but that's irrelevant as

We are almost there ! Without the graphics card, the PC no longer switches off when SDR Console is launched. SDR Console is thus totally cleared. My mistake. So, two possibilities remain: the aging

I made a qfh from a wodden support and 2 stiff wires bent into qfh shape Easy to build Hidden in a tree so xyl friendly :-) I have to check what size i used.. But what i sure do remember.. I first

Every ground plane I’ve ever seen has been connected to.. a ground! The “active” part of the 1/4 wave is usually connected to the center conductor of the coax, the ground plane is connected to

Yep, Simon, HardwareMonitor is already installed. No temperature problem reported. I refined the tests: - running SDR Console without any SDR connected: OK - connecting the SDR to the PC: OK -

That makes sense ... many thanks. I have a box full of 750mm telescopic aerials so this was a very cheap starting point ;-) Dave On 22/12/2021 13:50, D R via groups.io

A lot of Daves on here giving advice! The reflectors on the illustrated V antenna are simply forming a ground plane, and they should NOT be connected to the feedline. Ideally, they should be

That only works in a Holiday Inn Express. A regular Holiday Inn won't do it... Larry

Dave, If you are going to build something the QFH antenna would be a better choice for APT/LRPT 137 MHz reception, for example: https://www.satsignal.eu/wxsat/equipment.htm but search for more

FWIW: https://openhardwaremonitor.org/ is a great program for tracking temperature. Simon Brown, G4ELI https://www.sdr-radio.com

Connected... Yes Grounded... Yes (coax shield) But I'm currently in a Hilton, not a Holiday Inn... so I am not a rocket scientist yet, but maybe on the next trip? 73 Kriss KA1GJU/AM

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