Should be permitted is not the same as are permitted. The apparent attitude is that if 3 kHz is good enough for commercial SSB uses, including POTS service on wires, it is good enough for the audio fo

What is the TX output power on your Hermes board? I thought they were +33 dBm. If that is the case and the loop back path includes no attenuation you may be overdriving the RX. {o.o} On 20221212 06:51

I believe there are two paths that mic/line input can loop back to the output without going through applications. I suspect you have this right, though. {o.o} On 20221212 04:19:18, sm6fhz wrote:

Prezactly right. There are also very thick heat conduction pads that could fill the space without fumbling with a dozen pieces of whatnot. Note that if you can hold your hand on it for 30 seconds with

Which sunset are you interested in? Geometric, civil, astronomical, yatta yatta {^_^} On 20221212 03:34:07, Ken Sejkora wrote:

No. All that would do is short your power supply when you turned the power switch on {o.o} On 20221212 02:52:46, Simon Brown wrote:

You miss the point. SDRC can feed back the frequency it is set to locally via MIDI to the deck so its display can be updated and control positions can be updated as appropriate. The controls need mapp

OK, speaking of remote control.... I got my hands on a near perfect condition Mackie MCU Pro remote control audio deck that speaks MIDI. It has eight sliders, eight rotary knobs, and 24 push buttons t

I am not sure where you got this impression. SDR front end serial numbers are used internally. But, apparently, the editable name you give the the definition is the way you're apparently expected to a

The switch does not matter. The Pluto is a USB 2 device that falls down to 100 M Ethernet. That means you must use the lower Pluto sample rates. Your tiny images are unreadable so how about trying ful

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It is a compile of "ntp" for Windows. I've been using ntp on Linux since 1997 or so. On the PC there is an old implementation of ntp that I've been using since I learned of it, WAY before Symmetricom'

Link to the multimedia stuff, timeapi.h for the time related api. It allows setting system interrupt time to 1ms (or more.) But, then, you know about timeGetTime() and its cousins for 1ms timing and s

And I just showed you an example that can lead to 1 second plus or minus on the readings between process time updates on the screen. If you demand better real accuracy on screen then perhaps 10 ms tic

That is "if". Out of the box windows is loosey goosey updating time once a day and drifting through the next 24 hours. So that's why I suggested the single computer check. That ALSO must deal with how

You answered your own question. There is no guarantee that two computers are closer than a couple seconds to each other unless special measures are taken. And that does not account for machine activit

We're speaking about the main British Island. That's not an aerial. It's a pigeon roost. {O,o} On 20221209 12:19:33, Mag loop Simon wrote:

Speaking of the pictures, I knew Britain had a huge problem with pigeons. (Me walking around monuments in London '64ish. Pigeon taking off from a building ledge. Pigeon happened to be in a perfect pos

Play with cookie settings. Turn on "Analytics" cookies. {^_^} On 20221209 10:43:28, Nick Hall-Patch wrote:

Have you looked here? https://www.sdr-radio.com/airspy-server {o.o} If so, nevermind! On 20221208 12:32:26, sm6fhz wrote:

That's why I like my network setup. I have half the network blocked from the outside world; but, they can all talk to each other. I write my own firewall rules. Thinking of firewalls etc - I wonder if