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Well, great! Up until I saw Tony's message where he said to check Disable PTT, it seemed like my luck had run out. Everything built so far had worked first time...[g] I could hear the oscillator in

The Sound Blaster Live is a stereo card, at least the line inputs are. I have one in one of my PC's. Sound Blaster keeps changing the cards and they still keep the same name, but the functionality

Ahh Haaaa!. That made it seem to be working. At least I see a signal in the panadapter that is changing around -110 dBm. When I disconnect the antenna the baseline drops down to about -130 and

Hi Chris, Go to the PowerSDR setup book and make sure the Disable PTT box is checked on the General form. 73, Tony KB9YIG

Hi Chris, Your observations of voltages and waveforms around U5, the QSD circuit, seem correct, but it sounds like the RF signal is not actually getting to the QSD circuit. Try making resistance

Yes, I've seen this on the 0907 release of code when people either copy over a prior PowerSDR.mdb, or for some other reason it the .mdb file does not get created correctly. To try and resolve it blow

Well, the saga continues. Tonight I put a better antenna on the softrock, when there should have been plenty of signals. But, my softrock is dead, even though it appears ok at first glance. It can

One other thing. I thought I would test the kit with another computer just to rule out the computer's soundcard compatibility causing my problem. My wife just bought a Sony Vaio laptop in August, and

Mike, I just tried that. When I click on Phase I get a circular pattern of dots in between the first and second set of rings. When I click on Phase 2 I get a top right to bottom left (NE-SW) broad

Admittedly the only thing I have to compare it to is an 857 but this SR40 just blows it away, now I need an antenna switch so I can listen on the SR40 and xmit on the 857. Should have bought a name

Chris - A quick way to check to see if you are using a stereo input or not is to change the display from panadapter to phase 2. If you don't get a display of any moving dots, its mono. Be sure to use

Hi Mike, You must have sent your message as I was composing mine. I have a Creative Labs SoundBlaster Live card. We just got this computer last year and my wife said she bought an upgrade to the

Hi Guys, I performed some tests tonight- the radio still won't null but here's what I have so far. I'm not worried right now about the RX meter, but I shifted to a 500 khz bandwidth and the display

That sounds like the problem I had when I didn't have the SR-40 connected to a stereo input on the sound card (seems all of my mic inputs are really mono). The image should null easily about into the

Had the same problem here, there is an interruption in the stream of audio into the program. Try different sound card drivers. Download the free ASIO4ALL driver and give it a try. 73/72 - Mike

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Try this; Run setup go to the "General" tab Look for the "Process Priority" box, it towards the bottom on the right side. click on the down arrow click on high The makes sure that the audio

Sorry for not snipping the previous message, I usually do so. Here's some more info on the popping problem. It occurs much more frequently when I run other aps along with the flexradio software. It

I been reading the mail on the list and already tried it Chris. I know it's related to processor use however as it gets much worse when I try to run other programs, even ones that aren't resource

Hi Art, I had that problem too and the nice people in the group helped me fix it. On the Power SDR console, click on Setup at the top left corner. Click on Audio, then change the Card 1 Driver from