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Hello all, I am Ben Cherry AD8AW. I have picked up the torch and will be assuming the inventory and IP of Five dash. The new website is www.softrock40.com. I will be working on it and hope to have it

Any version 5 please

I buy version 5 , any condition

Tony, I would like to thank you and wish you a happy retirement. I built several of the SoftRock 40 packages, first to see if I could handle the SMS products. I found that to be easy. Since then, I

Congratulations Tony! I would be willing to "pick up the torch" and carry it forward. Email me at satman39@... if you would consider selling five dash. Ben Cherry AD8AW

Hi, My congratulations to Tony. Maybe he will pass the pass the torch to somebody else who wants to keep it going. 73, Bill KU8H bark less - wag more

Hi Tony, Thank you for your SoftRock radio designs. I have built your kits, gifted your kits to friends in Japan, and purchased your pre-built boards. My father (WV7F) has the most recent pre-built

Good Day Tony, Thanks for clarifying that for Randy and everyone. I had not known that you had made some 630m RXTX's. I had, of course, used one of your little divide by 16 boards and the chips you

Thanks for all of your efforts to bring something unique and special to the ham community. I always think of you as a true gentleman. It was a pleasure to work with you in the early days. I wish you

I must also add a little word. I built my first SDR over ten years ago. It was based on the SoftRock plans (One oscillator, a 74AC74, a 4066 and a PC with a sound card). I couldn't count the hours

Tony, I want to add my voice with all the others with a big thank you for all you've done to advance amateur radio. My first adventure into the world of HF was a Softrock RXTX kit. I'm in SE VA near

? ?Good Morning Roger, I did do a little divide by 16 board that mounts just above the RXTX board in the left back corner of the RXTX board. The /16 board carries RXTX board components R12, R13,

Hello Randy, Did you mean a LF receiver, the LF Ensemble, or a transceiver, the RXTX. There was never a LF version of the RXTX sold. If you are interesting in modifying a HF RXTX to work on LF/MF,

If anyone has a spare 630m "Low Frequency SoftRock RXTX" transceiver they no longer need, I would be very interested in a purchase. Thanks, 73, Randy K7RAN

Happy Retirement? Tony. I was thinking Flex 1000 but also taking my time considering the cost. When googling to find out all about the Flex I came across the Softrock and that started a pleasant and

Hi Tony, In 2015 it was fivedash.com site that returned me to radio amateur after a 20 years of QRT. I spent a year to build a construction with 3 RxTx, PA 10W, 2 tranfrormer PS units, switched LPFs,

As many have said: Thank you Tony! When I had the opportunity to do the harmonic measurements on the early RXTX Ensemble for you about 10 years ago, I was totally hooked! To this day, the RXTX

Tony, Thank you for all that you have done. Your kits introduced me to SDR. It was real thrill to work a guy in Greece with my RXTX 6.3 using PSK31 and a vertical made out of electrical conduit.

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Tony, Wishing you the best, a huge thank you for your job for the hobby, but not only... i learned SDR software programming with your kits, more than 10 years ago.... and that is now my day