On 20210128 18:36:54, George Stein - NJ3H via groups.io wrote: If you are not using an SDR, nominally SDRC but this also applies to others, hit delete now. Otherwise the discussion below

On 20210128 15:49:06, doug wrote: That is precisely the right question. There is another important question, too. The other obvious question to ask is, "Why do you talk about

Greetings, This group has so many experts, that I thought I would ask my questions here. I am using uno and an rspdx on my win 8.1 computer. I am running a program called PDW to decode Flex (pager)

Hi again Yes i did not answer question fully.. As said ..if noise is only when rotation is happening then filter the rotator cable .ie wrap cable around ferrite rings..at top and at rotator

Yes, Mr. Jackstien is correct, but the question is, why is there noise on the cables? When a motor is not turning, it should make no noise at all. If there is still noise on the cable (why more than

Filter the rotator cables.. Its better to surpress at the source Dg9bfc sigi Am 28.01.2021 22:14 schrieb James Brown <JIM@...>:

Wrap cable around say a 31 mix ferrite..buy a big one and get many turns around.. Worth a try .cheap..

I have a lot of noise coming down my HackRF USB cable. It is from some DC motors in the antenna rotors. Does anyone have experience with USB to USB isolators that may help clear this up?

Wait... I get a CW decoder *AND* G31DDC? Ima dying with anticipation! Curt, N6ATC

I read you the first time. {o.o} On 20210128 06:09:41, Uwe via groups.io wrote:

What band buttons? Do you mean favorites? If so you can set the radio up as you want and update the band button from the Favorites (er "Favourites") ribbon bar. Use the tree

Use a similar mixer circuit.. And use the same clock... That keeps things well synced in frequency Dg9bfc sigi Am 28.01.2021 17:20 schrieb Allan Isaacs <allan@...>:

Bob, It’ll be ~ 3 weeks. I’m spending the next week or so on my CW Decoder, getting the UI together so I can start some of the hard work. When that’s done I’ll add the G31DDC support.

Thanks Sigi That works perfectly. Now all I need is a downconverter fortransmit. Really fine software. 73 Allan G3PIY From:main@SDR-Radio.groups.io [mailto:main@SDR-Radio.groups.io] On Behalf

In radio definitions before starting the radio you find a selection box converter offset... And an edit button... Click on edit... An empty list comes up.. Add your converter there and save that

Does Console v3 support the bandpass filter configuration/setup for the DUOr receiver - if it does where is it within Console. Trevor G0KTN

It's a significant challenge to devise an API to support multiple radios. I've tried. You essentially come up with a base-level (or least-common denominator) and then try to add the radio-specific

I had some spare cash from volunteering for a Covid study so cashed a couple of e-cheques and bought an upconverter (Ham-it-Up) which arrived today. Buying the board and case separately you save £8

Excellent news Simon. I'm pleased to see that Richard is being as helpful as ever. 73s Tracey G5VU

This is excellent news, Simon. As soon as you get a test kit ready (I know that will be a while) I'll go dig out my G31DDC power supply and get to work on it. Thinking of this, I should probably, in