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Eric, Leon & Stan I saw you were having trouble with Bill's latest software so I just now downloaded it and updated my system to check it out. It came up without any problem. I wonder if you have

Oh, good! It's not just me. Eric KE6US www.ke6us.com --- Stan Rife <srife@...> wrote:

Bill, I downloaded the update and when I try to turn on the SDR software, I get no response and it goes imediately back to STANDBY. I do not have a SoftRock 40 hooked up yet. I don't think

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Don't know if this post made it to the list, so here it comes again. Sorry for the duplication, if it did. Good deal, Tony, Bill. Well, Bill, I'm afraid I'll just have to be one of those

I've posted a few updates to the SoftRock updates for PowerSDR. Nothing major, just some bug fixes. Specifically: - Fixed problem using an SDR 1000 in fixed freq mode - Fixed a potential

Frank and the group. Until recently, the sound card has been thought of as a secondary accessory. By that I mean it plays the windows warning sound, or an mp3 or wav file and allows one to listen to

noise Exactly, and this is one tough sucker to get rid of. The soundcard is one of the most vulnerable spots for letting in spurious signals. Most soundards get around the problem by rolling off the

Good deal, Tony, Bill. Well, Bill, I'm afraid I'll just have to be one of those that reaps the benefits of the experimentation done by others. I am new to most of this. I'll be the first to admit,

I believe the gunk you see near the center frequency with or w/o hardware attached is an artifact of the signal processing architecture, and noise near DC on the audio input (ie 60 hz hum,. etc) How

Hi Stan, Yes, the tone at 7.056 MHz (or what ever frequency you set in as the fixed oscillator frequency) is always there. One of the software guys who has worked on SDR-1000 software thinks

I don't know too much about all this, but I personally have experienced noise generated from some of the clones I have built in the past. Some of the cheaper Motherboards seem to have this

Hello All, I am afraid that I started the discussion on computer noise in receivers. This was more a general question and not about this particular setup. The question was not about noise within the

Keep us posted, Art, and let us know how it works out. Stan Rife W5EWA Houston, TX K2 S/N 4216

Tony, one thing I noticed, when just playing around with the SDR software, was the 600 Hz tone that comes from the soundcard (?) at the 7.056 freq. after the Fixed HW oscilator is set up per the

I bought a 16 foot USB extension in case I needed it, and I have matching long audio cables. The monitor is the culprit most of the time, but just in case I have a Industrial PC that they were