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The latest PowerSDR software release (1.4.5 Beta Preview 2) has Soft Rock support built in! No more installing patch packages from me (until I get back to doing some experimenting). The release notes

Thanks, Tony I hadn't though of that. That would be a lot easier. It's a small blue leaded cap labeled 104K X7R100. It looks like 0.1 inch lead spacing. Bill Dumke WB5TCO 509 15th Ave Green Bay, WI

I'm looking for a SoftRock 40 to build (Or a Built one would be OK)to do some experimentation with SDR. Anyone with one they could spare would really be appreciated! Please let me know the price with

Hi Bill, Just cut the capacitor off the board and I will send you a free replacement. I use a stainless steel needle I got out my wife's sewing stuff to clear plated through holes as I apply heat with

I am looking for suggestions on how to desolder and remove a leaded capacitor I soldered in the wrong place on the SoftRock 40. One suggestion a friend of mine gave me was to use plenty of solder and

If you mean phase 2, that's what I get and I think that's about what it should be. No display means lack of stereo input into the computer. 73 - Mike WA8BXN

Well my softrock is up and running every thing looks like its working right.But When I check phase display I get a good circular pattern but when I check phase 1 all I get is a scattered display. Is

Rein, When I operate on the low bands (40M thru 160M) I have to turn off my PC's. In fact I sometimes have had to unplug them completely, as the power supply isn't completely off when the On/Off

Hi Jim, The Rocky web page is at http://www.dxatlas.com/Rocky, the direct download URL is http://www.dxatlas.com/Rocky/RockySetup.zip 73 Alex VE3NEA Good evening. What is the URL to the Rocky 1.1

http://www.dxatlas.com/rocky/ Bill WB5TCO James Miller wrote:

Hi Jim, It's: http://www.dxatlas.com/rocky/ 73, Dave W5DHM --- James Miller <jimwmiller1@...> wrote: __________________________________ Yahoo! Mail - PC Magazine Editors' Choice 2005

Good evening. What is the URL to the Rocky 1.1 download. Tnx & 73 Jim WA2ump

...................... I am not too sure about that, from what I read, the mixer ports have to be terminated into 50 ohms. Usually there is a diplexer at the IF port which "shorts" the other

Alex, Just tried out 1.1 with the PowerSDR wav files. Now it works great. No feedback. Got all the surface mount stuff soldered to the SoftRock 40 board. Now I have to get the rest on, and then I will

Hi,Bruce, Thanks for information. Ext. SB will be okay also here with confidence! I'm waiting for that. So I have nothing to do about softrock this weekend. I will modify PIC-EL and DDS-Daughtercard

Bill, I use a 'constant impedance termination' that provides a 50 ohm termination at the IF frequency, as well as shunting unwanted frequencies to ground. I also use 3 dB pads on the RF input and IF

While playing around with Rocky (nice program Alex THANKS) and the new PowerSDR, it came to my pea sized brain that I might be able to use two sound cards and both programs with ONE SoftRock! So, I

Alex, Very nice and thanks for all your efforts. That you can select between single band and multiple bands is a nice touch too. Now to get a switch mounted so I can change bands without switching 30

Excellent, Alex! As an owner of a multiband SoftRock, I thank you profusely! I look forward to trying it later this evening. Thanks once again for all your fine work. 73, Bruce N1RX wrote: frequency

Bob, That is the BIG problem of using a diode mixer. They are lossy. They are cheap and dirty, but for IM, intermodulation, performance they are not as good as a well designed active transistor mixer,