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--- In softrock40@..., windy10605@... wrote:> I would expect that the SR40 would respond to even harmonics but mine responds ONLY to odd multiples of the rx frequency I don't understand

have Definitely less time consuming than my idea! I appreciate the input.

Good observation Joe, you discovered the Achilles Heal of the softrock type detectors! Although it's not a serious problem, you have to be aware of it and limit front end filters response to

Thank you for the information. There are probably many "unknown" sources of electronic items that non-Silicon Valley people are unaware of. The only downside is that when we find one of these, at

Kees, When I first received my SR40 I replaced the input transformer with a wide band transformer made by RELCOM. I was using a DDS board to supply the Xtal input with the idea of just using bandpass

to Hi Kees. What a brilliant observation! If a broadband front end works, then we simply need a 350pf variable cap at C25 for the luxury of manually adjustable 'band set' phase shift over the whole HF

Brian, I purchased my SB Live at Xmas model number SB0490 it has the following note on box. Due to data transferlimitations of the USB 1.1 connection, it may not be possible to play back, record or

Here's the answer. The solder paste never gets above 210 C to reflow. Check out the chart on this link:

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Hello all. I am still assembling my Softrock these days. But i was thinking of purchasing a DDS and an Evaluation board. The distributors here in Pakistan, only offer to bring the following DDS from

the I have a 20 pin QFN package that I have to attach. The best idea that has occured to me so far: hollow the the ground pad area of the pcb completely, then machine a slug, tin, heat and complete

How 'old' is your SB Live 24 External, is it likely that what they are selling now is 2.0 compliant? Or do I look for another unit.

Hi Guys, I don't know about the skillet, but the toaster oven reflow technique is getting to be very popular with home hobbyists. You can buy solder paste in a syringe for easy application. Apply a

Chips with pins, what a luxury! The latest hobbyist challenge I've got is this puppy: http://www.tracey.org/wjt/temp/ltc2208-top.jpg http://www.tracey.org/wjt/temp/ltc2208-bottom.jpg No pins on this

I have no idea -- suspect it might void the chip's warranty (should it have one). I'd not planned on using this technique with anything I can hand solder - only with the little buggers where hand

Just looked at the "skillet" reflow description. Question: How does this accommodate the usual component manufacturer's spec of maximum 350 deg C for 3 seconds? My experience is that surface mount

on my P3 850 it was gasping for breath so i put it on my wife's Centrino 1.5G and it was better. But any USB activity would pretty quickly knock it back to 96/16 from 96/24. Even trying to ask for

I'm using the Creative Soundblaster live24 external with good results along with a 2g machine. I use the sound blaster as the input device and the on board sound for output. The Soundblaster provides