Dear Andy, LF Group, A bit late, but never mind... Has anyone tried using an external USB soundcard with a separate locked clock? Most work from a 12MHz crystal which can be replaces with a GPS locke
No way. One change of country and tax regime is enough, and I don't think I would get a permanent visa in Oz. The only plus would be that I might get a vote in parliamentary elections, which I don't
Hi Jim There was a case of a USB framing incompatibility on the Funcube "dongle" VHF/UFH receiver which necessitated a rewrite of the code in the dongle. Something to do with slippage between the USB
In radio amateur circles where exchanges of information are brief why make a simple job difficult. Just use CW normal speed or QRSS if required. g3kev The problem with USB slippage comes about becaus
What if its too low to produce a audio signal .. would need something like the spec-lab 3-D demodulator and a lot of code to produce some form of correlator ? .... Opera with a different back end dat
Mal, you are talking rubbish again. Without frequency locking in SL and very very narrow bandwidths possible, there is no way I would have been able to copy the EU VLF amateurs last year in this semi
From the BBC news , ''The phenomenon, known as a perigee full moon, means the Moon appears up to 14% bigger and 30% brighter than when it is furthest from the planet.'' They go on to state :- ''Scien
The problem with USB slippage comes about because of the Isochronos mode (yes, that is spelt correctly, it is not IsoSYNchronous) - where it sends puts real time rapid data transfer as more important
John You moved further than most. Next move Australia ? A dedicated radio amateur needs Antenna space. If you think you need 2 acres double it and buy 4 to cover all eventualities. also consideration
