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Hi Phil; I find what you are doing VERY interesting. indeed. I can look and see what the LF cores and the windings are. I may have them in my small stock. I have one RX ensemble unbuild and 5 other

Hi Zack, Thank you for the info.? Yes, I have a Airspy Discovery HF+, as well as an SDRplay, both being good receivers.?? A couple problems for the task I typically use them for though.? Except

I have the HF and the LF Ensemble II and a third that I was going to build. The HF version has one 74AC74 divider in it. The LF version has an additional 74AC74 divider in it. If I remember correctly,

Guy, Thank you, I ordered the RX kit and the 16X board (16x board only 5.00).? I seem to remember that the Softrock LF Receivers that I built in the past all had the 16X divider already on the PCB,

Hi Phil, You can get one here: https://www.softrock40.com/product-page/softrock-rx-kit and will have to get the /16 board too I think. There are many that have modded this to their needs.. there

I would check the band filter settings, if you have an oscilloscope great , otherwise If you have a spare receiver you could use that as a signal tracer. [email protected]> wrote:

Hi, Sorry, I've been out of touch with this group for a long time. But I have a question. Is the Softrock LF (Longwave) receiver still available and if so where do I go to order it, and how much.?

I don't know anything about the software, but the T/R switching on the RXTX is a kind of flip-flop using a feedback loop. It should be controlled, but I had some trouble with it. I could trigger T

Phil I'd start the other way. Does it go into TX mode? Is it being fed TX audio? Does it get to the mixer? Does RF come out the mixer? 73 Alan G4ZFQ

Hi everyone, I recently pulled out the old RXTX and connected it up.? RX is fine, but it would seem my TX is not.? Any suggestions for troubleshooting?? I figure I could put a dummy load on it and

Hi folks, It has been ages and ages since I posted due to recovering from second stroke 10/2021. I am much much better! I have a LOT of existing softrock stufff.. some built some not.. but I have

I have a Behringer UMC222 usb interface which sells for about $30. It works well with any computer. It is stereo in and 2 chan out on USB. It is 16 bit and samples at e.g. 44k or 48 K. It is much

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Can I be excluded from this group thanks. ________________________________ Sent: Thursday, August 3, 2023 12:31 AM To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Subject: Re: [softrock40] Getting

Alan, Oh! OK, that explains why there's an issue. Many thanks for persisting. - Roland 9V1RT

Roland, Maybe things have changed. My understanding is that if there is a polarising voltage then the mic input is mono. In the older laptops this same socket could be switched to a stereo input

So... why bother? Sure. This is comparable to Power-over-Ethernet, which a friend learned the expensive way when connecting a cable tracing aid to a socket which had a PoE-enabled switch behind

Alan, Thanks. It appears that I misread Evan's message, in particular he was simply pointing out that while the dongles in question are missing the bias voltage required by some microphones,

I've been using a Creative Soundblaster 1085. This works great with the Softrocks. 73, Zack W9SZ [email protected]> wrote:

Alan, You are correct that some laptops (most?) can configure the 3.5mm jack. You need 4 connections (two input and two output) if you want a transceiver. The TRRS 3.5mm jack only has three