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Re: Phase noise or front end overload
#elad
Got it Clint, now is the band stop filter in software, within SW2 or are you switching hardware in/out?
Got it Clint, now is the band stop filter in software, within SW2 or are you switching hardware in/out?
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Patrick Bouldin KM5L <patrick@...>
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#17560
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FDM DUO ..Plus.
I have for sale FDM Duo ( Red ) plus a Hardrock 50 PA including integrated ATU .
This one is from garden shack so is not used as much as the DUO in my PC room.
As I stated in my last post proceeds go
I have for sale FDM Duo ( Red ) plus a Hardrock 50 PA including integrated ATU .
This one is from garden shack so is not used as much as the DUO in my PC room.
As I stated in my last post proceeds go
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Morris G1PIB
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#17559
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Re: Phase noise or front end overload
#elad
Hi Patrick,
My band stop filter notches out all frequencies in the range of 550 KHz to 1600 KHz. A high pass filter would also work to get rid of the AM broadcast station overload, but I wanted
Hi Patrick,
My band stop filter notches out all frequencies in the range of 550 KHz to 1600 KHz. A high pass filter would also work to get rid of the AM broadcast station overload, but I wanted
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Clint Chron
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#17558
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Auto Notch
Dose this work on others radios on mine all the audio is distorted no matter were the slide control sits .
Dose this work on others radios on mine all the audio is distorted no matter were the slide control sits .
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Brent Mcl
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#17557
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Re: Phase noise or front end overload
#elad
Hey Clint, thanks for responding. Gosh with so much crowding during field day I don't think I could answer those questions. I see the ADC flash now and then, always have, I thought I heard that was
Hey Clint, thanks for responding. Gosh with so much crowding during field day I don't think I could answer those questions. I see the ADC flash now and then, always have, I thought I heard that was
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Patrick Bouldin KM5L <patrick@...>
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#17556
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Re: DUO up/down band change
AH-HA____
Missed that. 192 + rssi etc. or 0x32 + ....
and just checked the vol. settings and other bytes and yes, it's all been carefully thought-out to avoid 0x01 31 and 0x00 30 sequences -
AH-HA____
Missed that. 192 + rssi etc. or 0x32 + ....
and just checked the vol. settings and other bytes and yes, it's all been carefully thought-out to avoid 0x01 31 and 0x00 30 sequences -
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Andy G4JNT
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#17555
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Re: DUO up/down band change
Hi Andy,
for the sketch length the problem is not only the buffer length (see later) but also variables and code itself.
For the buffer: sometimes the protcol has been modified, and it is possibile
Hi Andy,
for the sketch length the problem is not only the buffer length (see later) but also variables and code itself.
For the buffer: sometimes the protcol has been modified, and it is possibile
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Giovanni Franza
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#17554
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Re: DUO up/down band change
Hi Neil,
your explanation is perfect, both in BlueDUO and other projects I don't have problem with sincronization, even if I start serial progam, and receprion, at "wrong time".
Giovanni - HB9EIK
Hi Neil,
your explanation is perfect, both in BlueDUO and other projects I don't have problem with sincronization, even if I start serial progam, and receprion, at "wrong time".
Giovanni - HB9EIK
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Giovanni Franza
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#17553
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Re: DUO up/down band change
The values in the 1024-byte spectrum have a range of 50 to 255 decimal, so you can't get a value lower than 0x32 as part of the spectrum, so the spectrum control block header pattern and
The values in the 1024-byte spectrum have a range of 50 to 255 decimal, so you can't get a value lower than 0x32 as part of the spectrum, so the spectrum control block header pattern and
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Neil Smith G4DBN
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#17552
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Re: DUO up/down band change
Having looked at the EXTIO protocol I'm now a bit confused.
There is an attempt to make a header for Spectrum and Parameter data , 0x00 30 [30 30 34 30] and 0x01 31 [3F 31 30 30] respectively,
Having looked at the EXTIO protocol I'm now a bit confused.
There is an attempt to make a header for Spectrum and Parameter data , 0x00 30 [30 30 34 30] and 0x01 31 [3F 31 30 30] respectively,
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Andy G4JNT
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#17551
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Re: Phase noise or front end overload
#elad
Hi Patrick,
If the problem signal was adjacent band, then external band pass filters will most likely help. You need to know the source of the signal that was causing the problem. If the signal
Hi Patrick,
If the problem signal was adjacent band, then external band pass filters will most likely help. You need to know the source of the signal that was causing the problem. If the signal
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Clint Chron
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#17550
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Phase noise or front end overload
#elad
Greetings!
Hey I started out using the FDM DUO for Field day, almost all CW. Had to stop because with so much traffic something was creating a lot of phase noise, or just overload of some kind.
Have
Greetings!
Hey I started out using the FDM DUO for Field day, almost all CW. Had to stop because with so much traffic something was creating a lot of phase noise, or just overload of some kind.
Have
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Patrick Bouldin KM5L <patrick@...>
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#17549
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Re: ART-120 Failure
How did you open the fuse cap?
Did you use some type of sharp object to remove it?
Mine will not remove by just pulling or pressing it.
I am afraid of damaging it if I use a screwdriver or needle nose
How did you open the fuse cap?
Did you use some type of sharp object to remove it?
Mine will not remove by just pulling or pressing it.
I am afraid of damaging it if I use a screwdriver or needle nose
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Charles Ristorcelli
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#17548
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Re: ART-60 Spectrum display
#duo-art
Ah ok!!!!
Then u need an active loop antenna..lz1aq amp design is GOOD
Use 4 square loops plus one set at 90 degrees to get 90 degree steering..and also a preferred homebrew noise canceller/
Ah ok!!!!
Then u need an active loop antenna..lz1aq amp design is GOOD
Use 4 square loops plus one set at 90 degrees to get 90 degree steering..and also a preferred homebrew noise canceller/
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Simon
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#17547
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Level Meter reading on alias products
When using alias products on receive, ( eg at 144MHz), what does the level meter show when set to dBm ?
ie. does it automatically take into account the SINC(X) loss
Andy
www.g4jnt.com
When using alias products on receive, ( eg at 144MHz), what does the level meter show when set to dBm ?
ie. does it automatically take into account the SINC(X) loss
Andy
www.g4jnt.com
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Andy G4JNT
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#17546
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Noise from CAT input on revceive
I have just connected up CAT & TX USB to my iMac, and am running Blackcat Systems SSTV app. Pictures are coming in fine on 14230kHz even among the wild SSB contest calls.
So I thought I would try to
I have just connected up CAT & TX USB to my iMac, and am running Blackcat Systems SSTV app. Pictures are coming in fine on 14230kHz even among the wild SSB contest calls.
So I thought I would try to
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Antony Watts
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#17545
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Re: ART-60 Spectrum display
#duo-art
Simon,
That's with the dummy load... just internally generated noise!
Quite noisy on my vertical - S6-S9 on 40M !
100ft from the main road intersection, street lights, power lines, traffic lights,
Simon,
That's with the dummy load... just internally generated noise!
Quite noisy on my vertical - S6-S9 on 40M !
100ft from the main road intersection, street lights, power lines, traffic lights,
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David KK7SS <d3j452@...>
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#17544
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Re: ART-60 Spectrum display
#duo-art
-120 envious!!!
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Simon
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#17543
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Re: ART-60 Spectrum display
#duo-art
Bob,
That helped a bit..
My DUO has a noise floor at about -120dBm
With my QTH and antenna I'm probably never going to get a signal above -30dBm.
I was trying to set those limits..
Had a stab at it
Bob,
That helped a bit..
My DUO has a noise floor at about -120dBm
With my QTH and antenna I'm probably never going to get a signal above -30dBm.
I was trying to set those limits..
Had a stab at it
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David KK7SS <d3j452@...>
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#17542
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Re: ART-60 Spectrum display
#duo-art
Yes it is a bit tricky but my notes say that 'Lev' sets the top line of the display.
Hope that helps
Bob G3PJT
Yes it is a bit tricky but my notes say that 'Lev' sets the top line of the display.
Hope that helps
Bob G3PJT
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Bob G3PJT <bob@...>
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#17541
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