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If you need to have a custom crystal made, I highly recommend this company: http://www.krystaly.cz/en/ They are in the Czech republic but they take US credit cards. Crystals are not expensive

The Softrock uses a crystal that is approximately four times the frequency you want to receive. It has to be a fundamental mode crystal; the oscillator circuit is not designed for overtone crystals.

Hey Steve, Based on the information on this page: http://www.wb5rvz.org/softrock_lite_ii/index?projectId=8 It looks like you will need an 11.981 MHz xtal. If I remember correctly you may also

G'day I have an old Softrock V6 which for many years was used to tap into the 8.215MHz second IF of a Yaesu FT-1000 and provide a panadapter using HDSDR and CW Skimmer. I'd like to get hold of the

Hello David, I was heavily involved in the MOBO project using the RX-TX 6.3 modules. Was a wonderful project. You know a current radio that uses the RX-TX radio is the SDR CUBE. It is a wonderful

Hello Group, I have 2 SoftRocks RXTX V6.2 one for 160m and one for 80/40 built and in boxes and working 50 bucks each you ship. Contact me via my qrz email and send your phone number. 73's Mike

I sold out of the original batch of rxtx kits. There are 2ea of the LF rxtx kits. I have 2 pcbs left and will get a couple kits put together this weekend. The new website is www.softrockrx.com Ben

Still no chance to look at what I have do looks like I will let you know tomorrow. -B

Thanks bruce for replying 73Davidac9xh

David, I have a number of unbuilt kits. I will check to see if one might fit your request and get back to you by the end of the day. -B

have you produced any rx/tx kits yet?from the normal stock of 5 dash? im in the market for one or 2 73Davidac9xh

Thanks for the replies. i have some friends who bought the rigs earlier in the kits existances. didnt know if you were still selling them.used to have a flex-1500 but trying to get away from them and

In the interim if you want to bolt together a couple kits, QRP-labs.com has low-pass(Tx) & band-pass(Rx) filters, and a 5 band LPF relay kit (w/ notes on using as a BPF switch) to plug the filters

There is a reference on the internet to someone who did just that. There are 3 filters in the rxtx board. The low pass filter for tx, the bandpass filter for receive, and a filter on the output of

found this group and am looking for the rx/tx assemble that has multiple bands. used,or unbuilt. Hopefully the new owner will combine some of this to make an all in one transceiver with a display

Peter, Most recently I had this problem due to the cable from RX II to my sound cards. In one case it was the jack to split from cable with stereo plug to 2 lines for usb sound cards like

Warren, what you said struck a note - something like this happened when I was testing a few days ago but I didn't chase it down. It is an easy test with this Behringer soundcard which uses rca jacks

Peter Have you tried disconnecting the right and left channel inputs to your sound card alternatively. If one is missing the disconnecting it will have no effect or the signal will go away

great suggestion Lief, thanks! -- and Alan, thank you for your suggestions. I'll get back to the ensemble soon. 73 - P

Hello Peter, You can use an audio recording software like audacity https://www.audacityteam.org/ Record two channels with a frequency selected that gives you a single dominating station - or use a