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Hmm - can't say I did a detailed A/B comparison, but I did give it a quick try tonight and did not notice much of a difference one way or the other, although band seemed a bit dead this evening. I

Hi Edson, As Tony already posted, we did get a SoftRock and a PCM 2900 working. Adding a fix into the software for the off by 1 sample error between both left and right channels was not too

Hi Cecil, The SharpDSP Mini Console is compiled with the .NET 1.1 Framework. I have to make some changes to the SDRAudio library before it will work with Mono. 73 de Phil N8VB

Thanks to Bruce N1RX, the first bug in the SharpDSP Mini Console for the SoftRock 40 has been corrected. The updated binary and source are on my webpage. 73 de Phil N8VB

After much delay from working late, and lousy eyes, I finished building my SR-40. With much anticipation, I hook it up to a antenna and nothing, drats! Well I tuned around real slow, and I could

Thanks for the program, right now I'm trying to evaluate what development system to work with. I'm wondering whose compiler did you use with SharpDevelop, Mono or MS? Mono I think. Right now I'm

Phil -- Nice work. Simple, easy to set up, lightweight. Just the thing for the laptop. 73 Frank AB2KT

Hi Tony, I did not receive my softrock yet but you can put me on your list for your version 5. I cannot wait to try the current one, but from what I read it Rocks! Jean-Claude Abauzit PJ2BVU

Hi Tony, I did not receive my softrock yet but you can put me on your list for your version 5. I cannot wait to try the current one, but from what I read it Rocks! Jean-Claude Abauzit PJ2BVU

Get it at http://www.philcovington.com/SDR.html Run the program... Click on Setup and make the appropriate changes for your sound card (Source/Sink), select your desired sampling rate and block size,

Tony, You betcha, I'll take 1, maybe 2. John [K7SVV kb9yig <raparks@...> wrote: Hello Everyone, I am working on a version 5.0 of the SoftRock receiver and want to see if there is

I like that too, Art. I had not thought about that aspect of trouble shooting one of these. Stan Rife W5EWA Houston, TX K2 S/N 4216

Good Luck to you Oliver. Breadboarding in SOIC is possible, but much more difficult than DIP would be. Either way, I don't envy the task you're about to undertake! If there aren't going to be any

Tony, I would be happy to alpha test if you have available space on your list Thanks Don WB5EKU kb9yig wrote:

Hi, That's a remarkable suggestion! I better go for 2 kits, too... and ther's always a colleague to profit from our work and experience ;-)) 73 Jose' - CT1AXG -------------- Citando KY1K

Hello Tony Sounds great, i would like to receive one. Do you accept Paypal ? Thanks and 73 de Oliver, DL6KBG

A suggestion Tony. If you are going to stack boards with fixed connectors, PLEASE allow some means to access all 4 sides (or 6 sides) for probing and troubleshooting. I recently went through this

Hello Softrock Fans ! Unfortunately the Kits are sold out. I will give it a try to build mine from scratch. I have all the parts, but not the TI OPA2228 UA. Not that easy to access here in

Hi Tony, As Stan Rife said: ???Sounds great Tony. I don't think I would make a good beta tester. I am not that proficient at electronics. I do well at putting the kits together, but some/most