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Mike Hi yes the levels are equal absolutely.( a bit low level but equal ) The one RX II is homemade and the 2 others are premade . The difference in frequency is about 20khz. The level is about 20DB

Are the sound levels in each channel equal, they should be very close to the same sound level. Did you build this or buy a pre-built RX II? What are the level differences in the LSB and USB signals of

Dear Mike Hi Thank you for your reply. I am in Stereo in Win. The sound is present in both channels. There is no sort circuit in the audio. I am using the Flex Radio PowerSDR V 2.4.4 with the Build

You don’t have both sound channels working or there is a big un-balance in the levels or timing of the stereo sound out of the RX II. You may have windows set to “mono” sound which would cause

Hurray! Thanks for the check. I must complement you...this kit is first class! (and I have built a bunch of kits in my time) 73, Lee

Jim, OK, makes sense... I wasn't sure I understood this statement in the Rev B asm instructions...so that's why I asked. 'Note: The photo shows a Rev A PCB, on the Rev B PCB T201 is rotated 90 degrees

Hi to All. I want to ask if anybody has find any receiving problem with the SoftRock RX Ensemble II HF Receive in the same band hearing the same station with two type of modulation ( USB and LSB )

Hi Lee, Yes L201 looks properly installed in your photo as does T201. 73's Jim WA2EUJ

Hi Lee, Yes the 'brass' colored one is RG-316 and uses teflon insulation so it's used in the transformer where it might get very jot. The other piece is the much less expensive RG-174, it's black, and

If your concern is with how the board denotes the positive and negative leads, the diagram shown on the referenced web page shows this with a "+" sign silk-screened adjacent to the positive hole, such

Assuming it is the Ensemble RXTX kit, the electrolytic caps and their polarity are discussed on the Power Supply stage webpage <http://www.wb5rvz.org/ensemble_rxtx/01_ps>in the documentation site,

It would help to know which kit you are building videogamencomputerguy@...> wrote: -- Cheers, Robby Richard R. (Robby) Robson LTC USA (USA Retired) www.wb5rvz.com www.wb5rvz.org www.rafino.org

GREETING, I SEE A SPOT FOR ELECTROLYTIC C2 AND OTHERS WITH NO POLARITY ON THEM. CAN SOMEONE HELP ME WITH THE ELECTROLYTIC S NOT MARKED ON 5/24/10 CIRCUIT BOARD, OR GUIDE ME TO A SPECIFIC LOCATION.

Jim, Question has come up on the Driver board build... This is from the asm manual. 'Note: The photo shows a Rev A PCB, on the Rev B PCB T201 is rotated 90 degrees and this core is wound with RG-174

Jim, Thanks so very much for the help. I am using it with my HR-50. I just got the kits last week and I am working to build them now. I would L201 just like the photo shows...I had guessed the correct

Thanks Joe .. I will investigate that driver. 73? Good DX .. Bill K0AWU ________________________________ To: softrock40@... Sent: Sunday, April 6, 2014 7:48 AM Subject: [softrock40] Re:

Photo doesn't seems to have worked... Attached...

Hi Lee, Here's a photo showing where the leads of L201 go. Are you using the amp stand alone? If so you should use L202/203, C213,214 and 215 to make a bandpass filter for the bands you intend to

Bill. I don't know it this will help but I run Win 7 64bit at 96khz. This issue was covered in the SVIEIA group you can't run the current driver it only supports 48khz Go to the Dell site and find

Jim posted the URL for the latest manual. https://sites.google.com/site/hardrock50beta/home/hardrock-50-builder-s-portals/sn1200-and-up-builder-s-portal 73 ... Sid.