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Hi, Peter, yes, you may be encountering an issue with your board. I have two boards, one HiQSDR from Helmut/DB1CC and my own homebuilt (guess one of the two first in Germany; Detlef/DL7IY(now SK) and

Hi All, I wonder if anyone can tell me what their HiQSDR noise floor is, when the input is not connected (or connected to a dummy load)? I have the impression that the noise floor of my HiQSDR board

Thanks Mario I can see you have done a very thorough job. 73 Jan

Thanks Jan It doesn't show up here as under/overruns in the status page - but I'm pretty sure that the resampling is needed to match the microphone incoming stream to the outbound IQ stream as that

First of all, many thanks to Jim and Ben for this amazing remote feature in Quisk. I show my remote configuration on the attached drawing. my remote Red Pitaya SDR often runs via VHF 2M transverter on

Thanks Ben, for the reply! I've pretty well eliminated my device as the cause and focussed on the resampling method, but I will spend a little more time figuring out how Quisk processes buffers. By

Hi Mario, It reminds me of trouble I had in 2020 with Quisk on a Windows laptop, connected to a Softrock (Tayloe) radio via a Behrenger UCA202 ... it may not be the same problem, but I noticed that

That is a reasonable no coding solution. The main limitation is a program like WSJT-X cannot change bands from, say, HF to 6M or other VHF bands without first stopping the radio and WSJT-X, and

Hello Mike, I can program this feature, but I think is is not optimal. The correct approach with Quisk is to create two radios, one for HF and one for transverters. Then select the correct radio when

Dear Group, Thanks to everyone for your kind words. I really appreciate it! Jim N2ADR

Hi! I'm trying to chase down some annoying clicks/buzzes in the IQ stream sent in the audio stream sent to my Tayloe style 48khz QSE transmit mixer. I'm quite certain there is no overrun situation or

Very pleased, long overdue. Started when I needed a Linux application for Softrock SDR and Jim obliged massively. The N2ADR QEX article which provided the basis for the HiQSDR and now HermesLite2

Congrats!? Keep up the great work & products...

Congratulations - it's long overdue! m

Brilliant Jim!? Been using Quisk since you first made it available.? One-man research team, skill all round and endless generosity, inspiring, the very best of Amateur Radio.? vy 73 Bob g3udi

BRAVO ZULU Jim! (I enjoy my HL2 with Quisk and in a near future the IOBoard I just received from Makersfab) 73 - Pierre - FK8IH

Thank you For all your contributions James!

Congratulations, you are doing a very fine job, Jim! 73 Jan

Hi Jim, I was so glad to see you recognized for all your work for the builders in the amateur radio community!? Congratulations! 73, Rob KL7NA -- Rob Frohne, Ph.D. P.E. School of Engineering Walla

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