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![]() Der Fuehrer Mahmoud Ahmadinejad wrote: "dxAce" wrote Full Manufacturer Specifications He http://www.flex-radio.com/Products.aspx?topic=sdr1k Personally, I have no interest in a 'radio' that requires a computer to operate. ;-) The Top 10 Reasons not to buy a FlexRadio SDR-1000 10. You have a knob, button and switch fetish. 9. The excitement of owning a radio that constantly gets better might cause you to have a heart attack. 8. You don't need a radio that can double as a narrow band spectrum analyzer with the best performance figures ever seen in this price class. 7. You don't need the kind of continuously variable, ring free, brick wall filters, and noise reduction available with digital signal processing. 6. You have no desire for a needlepoint accurate near real time spectrum display, that easily displays the weakest of signals among the strong. 5. You prefer a radio that requires costly accessories such as roofing filters and preselectors, rather than buying a radio that is complete and reaches its design specification at no extra cost. 4. You don't want a radio with the best sounding receiver and transmitter available at any price. 3. You don't need the most responsive support network available anywhere. 2. You don't want to turn all your other radios into boat anchors. And, the number 1 reason... 1. You can't handle any more fun in your life! :-)) Yeah, I know. Guess I'm happy with what I currently operate, and have had at least moderate success with same. dxAce Michigan USA Drake R7, R8, R8A and R8B |
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![]() Seeing-I-dawg wrote: SDR-1000 http://www.flex-radio.com/About.aspx LSB, USB, AM, FMN, Sync AM, CW, and DRM are supported. Receive 12KHz-60MHz (Requires external user supplied pre selector for best operation below 160M) see: http://sdr-1000.blogspot.com/2006/09...w1vlf-low.html http://sdr-1000.blogspot.com/2006/10...osure-for.html "This radio currently features receiver specs that out perform all three of the top "mega-priced" radios by Ten-Tec, Icom, and Yaseu." "3rd and 4th order harmonics are so much better than any other radio currently on the market." "+30 dBm IP3" "98 dB IMD DR3 @ 2 KHz" http://www.eham.net/reviews/detail/4108 Full Manufacturer Specifications He http://www.flex-radio.com/Products.aspx?topic=sdr1k "dxAce" wrote in message ... D Peter Maus wrote: dxAce wrote: Universal Radio now has the NRD-630 up on their site: http://www.universal-radio.com/catal...vr/nrd630.html dxAce Michigan USA Drake R7, R8, R8A and R8B You gotta wonder, with the accelerating vacation of HF by broadcasters, the stagnation in the development of DRM, the ongoing war on the radio hobby by HOA's and local government, and the gathering threat of BPL making some spectra difficult if not impossible to use, just who is this rig targeting? And for the kind of money asked for premium rigs by Ten-Tec, ICOM, AOR and now JRC, what do they know that we don't? What's coming? Good question. I'm waiting to see the new offering by Kneisner + Doering. dxAce Michigan USA Drake R7, R8, R8A and R8B And of course, for those who are interested in a software controlled transceiver, Kneisner and Doering also have an offering: http://kd-elektronik.com/af_e/sdr_e.html |
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D Peter Maus wrote: dxAce wrote: Universal Radio now has the NRD-630 up on their site: http://www.universal-radio.com/catal...vr/nrd630.html dxAce Michigan USA Drake R7, R8, R8A and R8B You gotta wonder, with the accelerating vacation of HF by broadcasters, the stagnation in the development of DRM, the ongoing war on the radio hobby by HOA's and local government, and the gathering threat of BPL making some spectra difficult if not impossible to use, just who is this rig targeting? And for the kind of money asked for premium rigs by Ten-Tec, ICOM, AOR and now JRC, what do they know that we don't? What's coming? WW3 where shortwave will be the main communications channel again after the satellites get clobbered and the underseas cables get cut or blocked. -- Telamon Ventura, California |
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dxAce wrote: Universal Radio now has the NRD-630 up on their site: http://www.universal-radio.com/catal...vr/nrd630.html dxAce Michigan USA Drake R7, R8, R8A and R8B I don't think I can afford "T.B.A.". Greg |
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![]() Universal Radio now has the NRD-630 up on their site: http://www.universal-radio.com/catal...vr/nrd630.html Is this supposed to supersede the NRD-545? I wonder why has less channels (300 vs 1000) and less bandwidths etc? Mark. Auckland New Zealand. |
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Telamon wrote:
WW3 where shortwave will be the main communications channel again after the satellites get clobbered and the underseas cables get cut or blocked. Don't forgot that US Military will be destroying the ionosphere very shortly with it's Ionospheric Remediation program. The rest of the world doesn't seem to think that the Ionosphere NEEDS remediation. Will arrogance win out to the detriment of shortwave? mike |
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Greg wrote:
I don't think I can afford "T.B.A.". Look at the bigger picture. The headset is probably only ONE percent of the radio cost. It's a BARGAIN. mike |
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Hi from Ken in the UK,
I think the filters mentioned in the 'Universal Radio' spec may apply to fixed frequency roofing filters, not 2nd and third IF filtering that will be taken care of by the 32 Bit DSP Circuits. I am sure there will be more than enough to choose from going on DSP equipment currently available in the market place at the moment......cheers Mark, all, Ken, G4KIR. "Mark" wrote in message news:1161223819.508659@ftpsrv1... Universal Radio now has the NRD-630 up on their site: http://www.universal-radio.com/catal...vr/nrd630.html Is this supposed to supersede the NRD-545? I wonder why has less channels (300 vs 1000) and less bandwidths etc? Mark. Auckland New Zealand. |
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![]() Ken chattenton wrote: Hi from Ken in the UK, I think the filters mentioned in the 'Universal Radio' spec may apply to fixed frequency roofing filters, not 2nd and third IF filtering that will be taken care of by the 32 Bit DSP Circuits. The 'supplied bandwidths' mentioned by Universal certainly don't look like roofing filters but merely your run of the mill standard voice and CW filters, 6, 3, 2.7, 1, 0.5 and 0.3 kHz. dxAce Michigan USA Drake R7, R8, R8A and R8B |
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On Wed, 18 Oct 2006 14:44:56 GMT, D Peter Maus
wrote: dxAce wrote: Universal Radio now has the NRD-630 up on their site: http://www.universal-radio.com/catal...vr/nrd630.html dxAce Michigan USA Drake R7, R8, R8A and R8B You gotta wonder, with the accelerating vacation of HF by broadcasters, the stagnation in the development of DRM, the ongoing war on the radio hobby by HOA's and local government, and the gathering threat of BPL making some spectra difficult if not impossible to use, just who is this rig targeting? My ham catalogs show a good amount of HF marine gear; I'd imagine ships at sea would want this kind of radio, as well as shoreline monitoring stations. Not to mention spying operations, eavesdropping on n'ar-do-wells using easily obtainable ham-type transceivers. bob k5qwg And for the kind of money asked for premium rigs by Ten-Tec, ICOM, AOR and now JRC, what do they know that we don't? What's coming? On the other hand, it's nice to know that someone is still interested in building a receiver based on performance, rather than buzzword features. |
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