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Tony, Thank you for your great contributions to our hobby. A 40-30-20 RXTX was my introduction to the world of SDRs. Many hours were spent learning how to set up and effectively use my RXTX in CW

Dear Tony, I like to add our very best wishes to you for producing the many successful softrock designs over the years. As SDR-Kits we enjoyed contributing to your softrock design, first of all

Hi thank you for the kits over the years i have here a softrock 6.2 tx/rx and the orignal softrock 40 and an unbuilt 6.3 kit? enjoy your next venture? ? Mick Tony, And thank you for all you have

Tony, And thank you for all you have done to provide us all with the kits. I still am running 24/7 a 6.2 RXTX a 6.3 RXTX and two Lites. All the best Alan G4ZFQ

It was a Softrock RX/TX Ensemble that launched me into building. I’d been licensed for maybe 2 years when I took the plunge on the kit and learned to solder. When that little rig came to life, I

Tony, Thank you for all your work designing the SoftRock radios and making them available as kits. You got a lot of us started in SDRs! 73, Glen Overby, KC0IYT/1

I want to add my thanks to Tony for his efforts. I hope that this thread will not overflow the server. Ignacio EB4APL -- El software de antivirus Avast ha analizado este correo electrónico en

Tony,Thank You for bringing affordable SDR to the masses.?Frank WA1GFZ

Tony, just adding my “Thanks!”, for your contribution to our hobby, with designs, and construction practices, well done. You and your associates provided my first introduction to SDR. After hours

Let me add my thanks to you, Tony, and to all of the "support" team. I have built and used the Ensemble II HF and VHF kits and enjoyed great success with them. I have since switched to the Mac Mini

Hi Tony, I want to thank you for the pleasure I have had from all the SoftRock's you have designed! You start a new phase in your life, I did that also this year, and I hope you come across many

Tony, thanks a lot for all the kits and joy you passed onto us fellow HAMs. I have built two RXTX ensembles, one RX ensemble, one Omnia (derivative of RXTX ensemble). I have built a QDX recently

Congratulations, Tony, on a well-deserved retirement. I have thoroughly enjoyed working with you and on your kits. It is a bittersweet moment: sweet, because you are leaving on top; bitter because

The message below has been posted on the fivedash.com home page. I want to thank everyone who has built or used SoftRock radios, all of those who have helped others in the group troubleshoot their

I am running an RX ensemble II with HDSDR and a Behringer UMC204(192 KHz) usb sound card on a windows 10 box. I have a TX/RX switch to use this with an Icom 718 transmitter ( not always powered

Hi, I have a "built by Tony" Ensemble II LF arriving soon.? I've had a number of these over the years, most of which I assembled myself (to quote Joni Mitchel it's "The Circle Game" ;-) In times

Thank you Alan, Yes, I remember you mentioning that before.? While I do try to make sure that everything is well grounded to a copper busbar under the operating bench (even the computer tower),

Thank you Patrick, That email sure looks familiar ;-)? Hey, that was over 4 years ago, is it any wonder that this old man forgot it. <>< 73 From "The Beaconeer's Lair" ><> Specializing in DXing

Phil, I did a little digging and found this: Re: Audio isolation transformer question From: Philip Atchley <ko6bb1@...> Date: Thu, 01 Mar 2018 11:15:15 EST Hi, I've used Triad SP-67

I never use transformers. With attention to ground loops any disturbance around the centre may be minimised, even eliminated. 73 Alan G4ZFQ