I'm trying to find some software, ideally for Linux but MacOS is
acceptable, to design duplexers.


I've located a Windows program but I rarely use Windows and don't use Wine.

Does anyone know of a suitable program, please?

73
Brian
G8OSN/W8OSN

"Brian Reay" wrote in message
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I'm trying to find some software, ideally for Linux but MacOS is
acceptable, to design duplexers.
I've located a Windows program but I rarely use Windows and don't use
Wine.
Does anyone know of a suitable program, please?


Do you mean duplexer - simultaneous TX and RX, or diplexer - operation
on two frequencies, OM?

"Brian Reay" wrote in message
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I'm trying to find some software, ideally for Linux but MacOS is
acceptable, to design duplexers.
I've located a Windows program but I rarely use Windows and don't use
Wine.

For that type of user program, it will be irrelevant to you as to whether
you use Windows or Linux as the underlying operating system, so use the
Windows package that you already have located.

On 6/27/2014 4:18 PM, gareth wrote:
"Brian Reay" wrote in message
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I'm trying to find some software, ideally for Linux but MacOS is
acceptable, to design duplexers.
I've located a Windows program but I rarely use Windows and don't use
Wine.

For that type of user program, it will be irrelevant to you as to whether
you use Windows or Linux as the underlying operating system, so use the
Windows package that you already have located.



Except a Windows program will not run under Linux (many with with Wine,
but he's already said he doesn't wish to install it).

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On 6/27/2014 8:10 PM, Brian Reay wrote:
Jerry Stuckle wrote:



Except a Windows program will not run under Linux (many with with Wine,
but he's already said he doesn't wish to install it).


Jerry, over in another newsgroup we are ignoring this noise source. As I
think you have
seen, he never posts anything useful.

The hope is he will get the message and go QRT.

Thank you for your input.


Brian,

Yes, I know. But I don't want others to get incorrect information.

It's pretty obvious he knows nothing about the computers (or radios for
that matter).

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"Brian Reay" wrote in message
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Jerry, over in another newsgroup we are ignoring this noise source. As I
think you have
seen, he never posts anything useful.
The hope is he will get the message and go QRT.
Thank you for your input.

As I commented yesterday, all of your posts are personal
attacks directed at your fellow subscribers.

"Brian Reay" wrote in message
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Jerry, over in another newsgroup we are ignoring this noise source. As I
think you have
seen, he never posts anything useful.
The hope is he will get the message and go QRT.
Thank you for your input.

As I commented yesterday, all of your posts are personal
attacks directed at your fellow subscribers.

"Jerry Stuckle" wrote in message
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On 6/27/2014 4:18 PM, gareth wrote:
"Brian Reay" wrote in message
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I'm trying to find some software, ideally for Linux but MacOS is
acceptable, to design duplexers.
I've located a Windows program but I rarely use Windows and don't use
Wine.
For that type of user program, it will be irrelevant to you as to whether
you use Windows or Linux as the underlying operating system, so use the
Windows package that you already have located.

Except a Windows program will not run under Linux (many with with Wine,
but he's already said he doesn't wish to install it).

Ha has loads of PCs, including Windows ones.

"Brian Reay" wrote in message
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Jerry Stuckle wrote:
Except a Windows program will not run under Linux (many with with Wine,
but he's already said he doesn't wish to install it).

Jerry, over in another newsgroup we are ignoring this noise source. As I
think you have
seen, he never posts anything useful.
The hope is he will get the message and go QRT.
Thank you for your input.

For someone who claims to be ignoring me, an awful lot of your
yesterday's (and today's!) posting are concerned with responding
to what I post.

"Jerry Stuckle" wrote in message
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It's pretty obvious he knows nothing about the computers (or radios for
that matter).


I'd bet that it is only thee and I who have studied the effects
of half-select noise in a core store?