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I opted for a rigid PCB holder that has more physical support. The board can be easily rotated around to the opposite side without removing it from the clamps which is a big advantage. Wish I had

I got one of these. They are great - I use mine to hold my Raspberrypi when making new projects. 73's WARadioStationDelta Douglas Felsenthal – Contingent Engineering | PE Entrepreneurial

Hi all, I was doing some window shopping at Amazon and came across

On 19/11/2020 16:36, David I did set him to moderated but it seems another Moderator reset, not that we have had another post.. 73 Alan G4ZFQ

An identically formatted post was made by the same user to [email protected] at about the same time, and it appears elsewhere as all. Suggest moderator(s) on [email protected] monitor the

This person has also posted this exact same thing, word for word except for the name of the group, on the FT817, IC-7300 and NanoVNA groups so far. No callsign is given by him on any of those. 73,

Hi Michal, If you are interested in the Softrock, you might also consider the HobbyPCB RS-HFIQ (https://www.hobbypcb.com/index.php/products/hf-radio/rs-hfiq). It's just like a Softrock with the

You can buy various models of the Softrock from the original source, fivedash.com. Currently you can get the Ensemble II receiver (kit or built, HF or LF), the Ensemble RXTX HF (kit or built), the

Hi everyone. I'm looking into getting Softrocks. Any thoughts or tips on how to go about it? Thanks, Michal

Hello, This is for the people like me who intend to use their SDRs with their transceiver as one integrated unit. For a long time (from 2008) I have been using a homemade solution for antenna

Thank you so much Shirley and Dave! Difference noted.

Thanks Alan! That was actually what I wanted to hear. 73, Franco iz2oos Franco, No damage can occur. I have done this thousands of times. It is not unusual to lose USB control of a Softrock. I

Franco, No damage can occur. I have done this thousands of times. It is not unusual to lose USB control of a Softrock. I can not think of any USB device that can cause physical damage to itself or a

ON Semiconductor discontinued the FST3253 in SOIC a few years ago. They're no longer available from distributors, only eBay and Asian sources and perhaps some non-US distributors. The TI

Hello everybody I use Kubuntu 18.04, quisk 4.1.72 and Softrock RXTX. Sometimes Quisk quits abruptly and the RXTX becomes unusable until I turn the laptop off and turn it on again. I thought it was a

Try this. Dave WA5DJJ pointed me to

Seems this question was last asked about 11 years ago: Anyone know of a U.S. source for the FST3252 mux/demux in the SOIC-16 package? I'm trying to repair a Softrock RX Ensemble. The only sources

I think some USB adapters return their serial number when being elaborated by Windows, Windows can then remember which device it is. Windows can’t do that with adapters that don’t have a serial

Alan, I am not a computer guy. All I know is when I changed brands of adaptors, the problem went away. Dave

Guy, I'm not sure it matters. Quite some time ago fake Prolific chips were fitted to many adaptors. Prolific lost users confidence when they updated their drivers to disable those fake chips. I