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Will it be able to be driven with an external oscillator? How many thousand kits will there be in the first batch? 73/72 - Mike WA8BXN

Tony, Are you kidding? OF Course we are interested! Heck yes! I know I can??? t order it yet, but I will when ur ready. 73 John, N3WT

Steve, there is nothing sacred about the crystal case being grounded. There is no real need to solder it to ground. It's there for mechanical stability, since the crystal isn't laying flat on the

Should be a hole there...was on my board. It is a small hole though. Is there enough pad there to tack the ground wire to? You might remove the Xtal, bend a small L on the end of a scrap lead,

Hello Everyone, I am working on a version 5.0 of the SoftRock receiver and want to see if there is interest enough to do a kit. The version 5.0 SoftRock oscillator will be at the fundamental

David H. Martin wrote: Thanks Dave its been a long day I didnt even think of doing that .Must be suffering from CRS disease Hi. Steve

Had to jump in and say my SoftRock40 is working super too. What a hot receiver! Finished the kit Sunday night, found the bad solder joint after coming home from work this Monday night. Har It

Hi Steve, Mine has a smaller hole there. If yours doesn't have one, you should just solder the ground wire to the crystal lead that goes to ground. It's easy to tell which one that is by looking at

Congratulations, Milt, you really whipped that baby out :-) It will be fun to hear about your experiences :-) TTYL Milt Cram wrote:

Hi All, Completed my SoftRock40 this afternoon. Took about 3 hours. I'm using the external power mod (78L05 in place of 2N3904, etc.).Current drain on a 9V battery is 29+ mA. My PC is a 1GHz Dell

guys Im finally geting time to start my kit AND Ive ran into a problem. Im installing the crystal but Im finding the ground hole for the case ground isnt thru the board.There isnt any solder in it its

I'm no expert, but did you make sure that you installed the non-SoftRock 40 version of power SDR first? I ran into similar problems when I mixed up the install. Good luck Ed AA1WZ

When I click on the Power SDR icon on the Desktop, the SDR dialog box comes up and it has "Softrock 40 Edition". The loading bar moves from left to right. At about the halfway point of loading,another

Hi Chuck, XG1 works with just about any crystal you stuff into it. I occasionally use mine on 20 with a 14.060 crystal. The new XG2 uses exactly the same oscillator circuit for 80/40/20 coverage with

Below is a link to a company that I bought from to build up my parts stock. They have a lot of SMT parts kits for a reasonable price. They also have project kits with lot's of extra parts so you can

SR-40 Folks, Tony mentioned this to me. Hadn't seen it mentioined here on the lists so I'm passing it along for Tony...[g] Use W1AW as a signal source. Note any difference in frequency when you

Hi Tony Thank you for the information as I have the Elecraft XG1 also. I still plan to have you build my receiver but the data will be good for comparison. A new model is also available. XG2 Three

SR-40 Folks, Something I should have done first rather than stumble around and ask a lot of questions. There are two PDF files on the Flex Radio Systems download page. These are quick start and

Good Morning Leon, After building about 70 of the little receivers, this is what I typically see when level is calibrated with an Elecraft XG1: S9 calibrated at -73 dBm with the 50 uV RMS output of

I completed my SoftRock-40 just before leaving for the GQRP mini-convention in Rotherham, and didn't have time to test it. I've just plugged it into my PC (running the SDRadio software) and connected