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Are any other C# platforms being successfully used to compile the Flex software other that MS Visual Studio ? What about ; Mono Grasshopper C#Builder ?? Cecil Bayona KD5NWA www.qrpradio.com I

I had this exact same problem and it was my own error. I installed the PowerSDR and Framework.Net as expected. Then I downloaded the Softrock40 files to another directory. For some reason I tried to

Hello Bob How and what did you uninstall? Hoping you did not uninstall the .NET framework. What did you reinstall? I'd suggest going into Add/Remove programs (in Control Panel I think) and un

Hello All, I'm trying to install the PowerSDR software and the following Fatal Error dialog box pops up behind the splash screen: Interop.ADOX or one of its dependencies was not found at

Depends entirely on your perception of what operation in the "field" is. As soon as you mention "laptop" the idea of "field operation" contracts to a few hours on a picnic bench within reach of your

Go to the Group and select Photos at the left side of the page. One of the folders is N1RX. Click on it to open. Richard

Hi Kees, Five v4.0 SoftRock40 boards are packed and will be mailed this morning, October 4. Thanks and 73, Tony KB9YIG

I had tried to load Power SDR on my workshop laptop over the weekend and it hangs up at initializing DSP. The computer is a 1997 IBM Thinkpad 770 running Windows 98 with 160 MB of RAM. When I go to

wrote: acceptable performance. What have you guys tried and had success using ? By far the biggest portion of the computing power is eaten by the console and graphics. The DSP is an amazingly small

I have been successful with using a < 1 GHz system with the on board audio card. I am using an offline (not connected to the internet) computer. The ASIO4ALL driver makes a big difference in

With all the excitement about the SR40 on 40m and 30m .....maybe 80m and 60m and keeping it simple ....pluggable bandswitching, etc ....I'm thinking laptop, QRP CW operation in the field. How much

Hi Kees, Yes, after all the dust has cleared, I do have five of the v4.0 SoftRock40 PCBs I could sell you. A fair price for each of the PCBs is $4 so five would be a total of $20. That would

Click on "Photos" link in the blue box on the left side of the screen in the softrock-40 group. You will be taken to the photos section. Click on the N1RX

What N1RX folder? Bill WB5TCO Bruce Beford wrote:

Hi Dick, Yes, the Softrock works very well with the SD radio software on my older PC running Windows 98. I have not had any success to date getting the Flex Radio software operational on a newer PC

Tony, Got the board back in the mail today. Nice job and thanks much. Need to get busy and stuff the rest of the parts. Chuck Carpenter, W5USJ, Point, TX -|- Rains Co. -|- EM22cv -|- 72 es 73 50

Hi, Bob. I wondered whether that would work. I built a crystal oscillator/mixer to down convert the final IF of a Heath SB-303 to 15 kHz audio for testing with IK2XL's single channel DSP routines.

I have been unable to run Flex Radio's Power SDR on my windows ME system. The program starts to initialize but stops and hangs while initializing the dsp function. A while back some one else on the

Hi Cecil, I would recommend steering clear of these programmable oscillators for any RF type work. The jitter is much too great for good RF performance. 73, - Steve N7HPR

While looking for crystals for the SR-40, I'm considering buying some Epson SG-8002 Programmable Oscillators the 50ppm type so I can dial the frequency I need that are not available in crystals. They