Re: Move to groups.io Poll results
I wont join any group that does not deliver plain text email without credentials.?
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On Jul 23, 2017, at 10:06 AM, Zack Widup w9sz.zack@... [softrock40] < softrock40@...> wrote:
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Maybe there's only 100 or so of us who are really interested anymore. Not that this means we should break up the group. I belong to some groups with about a dozen people in them.
As several have said, the change to is painless and it's free. I'm on several groups that have already made the transition. 73, Zack W9SZ
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Hi Matthew,
Over the years I was using the Yahoo! groups for all that, on softrock40 or the powersdr-iq group which I mainly post relevant information and had no issues.
Currently holding quite a few domains but never had the time or the urgency to use and work on them, in due time though the pi-sdr.com will be available for info to anyone interested.
Until then, powersdr-iq and softrock40 can be used I guess.
Of course, always anyone interested can contact me directly in sv1eia at yahoo dot com
73
Christos SV1EIA
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Re: Why not Google Community
Yes they do.
For some reason, Google Groups has been less desirable for some groups I'm on. I am on a couple Google groups and they're OK. I don't know if they have the same files, photos, etc. features. Any internet base for groups is probably subject to being gone some day, even Google. I've had several e-mail addresses in the past that were terminated when the hosting groups disappeared. As an additional note, it's been some months now since Yahoo changed hands and nothing has happened yet.
73, Zack W9SZ
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Re: Move to groups.io Poll results
Maybe there's only 100 or so of us who are really interested anymore. Not that this means we should break up the group. I belong to some groups with about a dozen people in them.
As several have said, the change to is painless and it's free. I'm on several groups that have already made the transition. 73, Zack W9SZ
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He means a link not on Yahoo, which I think is an absurd expectation, since you likely do not have your own website, blog, or similar to post things like this on.
Matthew Pitts
N8OHU On July 23, 2017 9:54:08 AM EDT, "sv1eia@... [softrock40]" wrote:
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There is also a link now in this group so I guess you can have access to it.
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The link requested was for a NON-Yahoo link.
Brian KE6IYC
On Jul 23, 2017, at 06:54 AM, "sv1eia@... [softrock40]" wrote: ?There is also a link now in this group so I guess you can have access to it.
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There is also a link now in this group so I guess you can have access to it.
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Re: Why not Google Community
Yes.
Matthew Pitts
N8OHU On July 23, 2017 9:01:31 AM EDT, "Michael Walker va3mw@... [softrock40]" wrote:
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Does push you emails?
I do prefer the way that the google community functions. Much better organized than yahoo and I can very simply chose which discussion I want to monitor to ignore. Yet, I can simply search as well.?
It's easy to read on any device and you can also imbed pictures to tell a better story.?
Where do they get their funding ? ?How do we know a year from now, they go through the same thing and someone else buys them.?
Mike va3mw Sent from my iPad
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Bogus? Well a month back we had the discussion on the list and hardly
anyone participated either, actually way less than 92 responded in any
way so the survey had a lot more responses.
So in your opinion is a not bogus way to discuss this issue?
On 7/22/2017 11:59 AM, W2xj w2xj@... [softrock40] wrote:
> Bogus because you have to log into Yahoo to vote. Most of us dont do
> that. We just take the plain text emails.
>
> Sent from my iPad
>
> On Jul 22, 2017, at 11:46 AM, Cecil Bayona cecil.bayona@...
> <mailto:cecil.bayona@...> [softrock40]
> <softrock40@... <mailto:softrock40@...>> wrote:
>
>> It's been over a month which I think is long enough to get people to
>> vote on the issue, the results are;
>>
>> 60 votes or 60% to move to <>
>>
>> 16 votes or 16% to stay until something happens
>>
>> 12 votes or 13% to let the moderators decide
>>
>> 2 votes or 2% not interested in the subject
>>
>> 2 votes or 2% to delete the group.
>>
>> Not a very decisive size group voted but I was expecting that as most
>> people just read the messages and are not active.
>>
>> A total of 92 votes of the members that cared one way or the other.
>>
>> One thing to keep in mind the move requires no action on the part of the
>> members it's all done by groups .io, they would move the memberaccount,
>> files, photos, and messages, all I have to do is send them an email to
>> go ahead as everything is already setup.
>>
>> In the meantime as a safety measure I bought some software and I have a
>> complete local backup of the groups files, photos, and all messages in
>> case of a nuclear meltdown at Verizon/AOL the new owners of Yahoo
>> groups. Right now there is no mechanism to use that backup to restore
>> the user data somewhere else but the software can generate a MySQL
>> database so software could be written to do a restore somewhere else,
>> that is why I spent some money to have a backup of the groups data.
>>
>> So what do we do next?
>>
>> --
>> Cecil - k5nwa
>>
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Re: Why not Google Community
So, you just us usps only? ?:)
That is your best option.?
73
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On Jul 23, 2017, at 9:12 AM, W2xj w2xj@... [softrock40] < softrock40@...> wrote:
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I avoid everything Google due to privacy issues.?
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Does push you emails?
I do prefer the way that the google community functions. Much better organized than yahoo and I can very simply chose which discussion I want to monitor to ignore. Yet, I can simply search as well.?
It's easy to read on any device and you can also imbed pictures to tell a better story.?
Where do they get their funding ? ?How do we know a year from now, they go through the same thing and someone else buys them.?
Mike va3mw Sent from my iPad
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Bogus? Well a month back we had the discussion on the list and hardly
anyone participated either, actually way less than 92 responded in any
way so the survey had a lot more responses.
So in your opinion is a not bogus way to discuss this issue?
On 7/22/2017 11:59 AM, W2xj w2xj@... [softrock40] wrote:
> Bogus because you have to log into Yahoo to vote. Most of us dont do
> that. We just take the plain text emails.
>
> Sent from my iPad
>
> On Jul 22, 2017, at 11:46 AM, Cecil Bayona cecil.bayona@...
> <mailto:cecil.bayona@...> [softrock40]
> <softrock40@... <mailto:softrock40@...>> wrote:
>
>> It's been over a month which I think is long enough to get people to
>> vote on the issue, the results are;
>>
>> 60 votes or 60% to move to <>
>>
>> 16 votes or 16% to stay until something happens
>>
>> 12 votes or 13% to let the moderators decide
>>
>> 2 votes or 2% not interested in the subject
>>
>> 2 votes or 2% to delete the group.
>>
>> Not a very decisive size group voted but I was expecting that as most
>> people just read the messages and are not active.
>>
>> A total of 92 votes of the members that cared one way or the other.
>>
>> One thing to keep in mind the move requires no action on the part of the
>> members it's all done by groups .io, they would move the memberaccount,
>> files, photos, and messages, all I have to do is send them an email to
>> go ahead as everything is already setup.
>>
>> In the meantime as a safety measure I bought some software and I have a
>> complete local backup of the groups files, photos, and all messages in
>> case of a nuclear meltdown at Verizon/AOL the new owners of Yahoo
>> groups. Right now there is no mechanism to use that backup to restore
>> the user data somewhere else but the software can generate a MySQL
>> database so software could be written to do a restore somewhere else,
>> that is why I spent some money to have a backup of the groups data.
>>
>> So what do we do next?
>>
>> --
>> Cecil - k5nwa
>>
>
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Re: Why not Google Community
They all do that. Don't kid yourself.?
The internet was never designed to be secure. ?If the data passes through the US it is collected and analyzed. ?It's called Prism to name one project.?
No one does anything for free. Even must be selling the meta data or they couldn't afford to operate.?
Their data is not encrypted from prying eyes, including google or the NSA.?
Mike va3mw?
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On Jul 23, 2017, at 9:08 AM, W2CTX w2ctx@... [softrock40] < softrock40@...> wrote:
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My 2cents = > Google = invasive personal data collection
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Does push you emails?
I do prefer the way that the google community functions. Much better organized than yahoo and I can very simply chose which discussion I want to monitor to ignore. Yet, I can simply search as well.?
It's easy to read on any device and you can also imbed pictures to tell a better story.?
Where do they get their funding ? ?How do we know a year from now, they go through the same thing and someone else buys them.?
Mike va3mw Sent from my iPad
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Bogus? Well a month back we had the discussion on the list and hardly
anyone participated either, actually way less than 92 responded in any
way so the survey had a lot more responses.
So in your opinion is a not bogus way to discuss this issue?
On 7/22/2017 11:59 AM, W2xj w2xj@... [softrock40] wrote:
> Bogus because you have to log into Yahoo to vote. Most of us dont do
> that. We just take the plain text emails.
>
> Sent from my iPad
>
> On Jul 22, 2017, at 11:46 AM, Cecil Bayona cecil.bayona@...
> < mailto:cecil.bayona@...> [softrock40]
> < softrock40@... < mailto:softrock40@...>> wrote:
>
>> It's been over a month which I think is long enough to get people to
>> vote on the issue, the results are;
>>
>> 60 votes or 60% to move to <>
>>
>> 16 votes or 16% to stay until something happens
>>
>> 12 votes or 13% to let the moderators decide
>>
>> 2 votes or 2% not interested in the subject
>>
>> 2 votes or 2% to delete the group.
>>
>> Not a very decisive size group voted but I was expecting that as most
>> people just read the messages and are not active.
>>
>> A total of 92 votes of the members that cared one way or the other.
>>
>> One thing to keep in mind the move requires no action on the part of the
>> members it's all done by groups .io, they would move the memberaccount,
>> files, photos, and messages, all I have to do is send them an email to
>> go ahead as everything is already setup.
>>
>> In the meantime as a safety measure I bought some software and I have a
>> complete local backup of the groups files, photos, and all messages in
>> case of a nuclear meltdown at Verizon/AOL the new owners of Yahoo
>> groups. Right now there is no mechanism to use that backup to restore
>> the user data somewhere else but the software can generate a MySQL
>> database so software could be written to do a restore somewhere else,
>> that is why I spent some money to have a backup of the groups data.
>>
>> So what do we do next?
>>
>> --
>> Cecil - k5nwa
>>
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Re: Why not Google Community
I avoid everything Google due to privacy issues.?
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On Jul 23, 2017, at 9:01 AM, Michael Walker va3mw@... [softrock40] < softrock40@...> wrote:
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Does push you emails?
I do prefer the way that the google community functions. Much better organized than yahoo and I can very simply chose which discussion I want to monitor to ignore. Yet, I can simply search as well.?
It's easy to read on any device and you can also imbed pictures to tell a better story.?
Where do they get their funding ? ?How do we know a year from now, they go through the same thing and someone else buys them.?
Mike va3mw Sent from my iPad
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Bogus? Well a month back we had the discussion on the list and hardly
anyone participated either, actually way less than 92 responded in any
way so the survey had a lot more responses.
So in your opinion is a not bogus way to discuss this issue?
On 7/22/2017 11:59 AM, W2xj w2xj@... [softrock40] wrote:
> Bogus because you have to log into Yahoo to vote. Most of us dont do
> that. We just take the plain text emails.
>
> Sent from my iPad
>
> On Jul 22, 2017, at 11:46 AM, Cecil Bayona cecil.bayona@...
> <mailto:cecil.bayona@...> [softrock40]
> <softrock40@... <mailto:softrock40@...>> wrote:
>
>> It's been over a month which I think is long enough to get people to
>> vote on the issue, the results are;
>>
>> 60 votes or 60% to move to <>
>>
>> 16 votes or 16% to stay until something happens
>>
>> 12 votes or 13% to let the moderators decide
>>
>> 2 votes or 2% not interested in the subject
>>
>> 2 votes or 2% to delete the group.
>>
>> Not a very decisive size group voted but I was expecting that as most
>> people just read the messages and are not active.
>>
>> A total of 92 votes of the members that cared one way or the other.
>>
>> One thing to keep in mind the move requires no action on the part of the
>> members it's all done by groups .io, they would move the memberaccount,
>> files, photos, and messages, all I have to do is send them an email to
>> go ahead as everything is already setup.
>>
>> In the meantime as a safety measure I bought some software and I have a
>> complete local backup of the groups files, photos, and all messages in
>> case of a nuclear meltdown at Verizon/AOL the new owners of Yahoo
>> groups. Right now there is no mechanism to use that backup to restore
>> the user data somewhere else but the software can generate a MySQL
>> database so software could be written to do a restore somewhere else,
>> that is why I spent some money to have a backup of the groups data.
>>
>> So what do we do next?
>>
>> --
>> Cecil - k5nwa
>>
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Re: Why not Google Community
My 2cents = > Google = invasive personal data collection
From: "Michael Walker va3mw@... [softrock40]" To: softrock40@...
Sent: Sunday, July 23, 2017 9:01 AM
Subject: Re: [softrock40] Why not Google Community
?
Does push you emails?
I do prefer the way that the google community functions. Much better organized than yahoo and I can very simply chose which discussion I want to monitor to ignore. Yet, I can simply search as well.?
It's easy to read on any device and you can also imbed pictures to tell a better story.?
Where do they get their funding ? ?How do we know a year from now, they go through the same thing and someone else buys them.?
Mike va3mw Sent from my iPad
On Jul 22, 2017, at 2:15 PM, Cecil Bayona cecil.bayona@... [softrock40] < softrock40@...> wrote:
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Bogus? Well a month back we had the discussion on the list and hardly
anyone participated either, actually way less than 92 responded in any
way so the survey had a lot more responses.
So in your opinion is a not bogus way to discuss this issue?
On 7/22/2017 11:59 AM, W2xj w2xj@... [softrock40] wrote:
> Bogus because you have to log into Yahoo to vote. Most of us dont do
> that. We just take the plain text emails.
>
> Sent from my iPad
>
> On Jul 22, 2017, at 11:46 AM, Cecil Bayona cecil.bayona@...
> < mailto:cecil.bayona@...> [softrock40]
> < softrock40@... < mailto:softrock40@...>> wrote:
>
>> It's been over a month which I think is long enough to get people to
>> vote on the issue, the results are;
>>
>> 60 votes or 60% to move to <>
>>
>> 16 votes or 16% to stay until something happens
>>
>> 12 votes or 13% to let the moderators decide
>>
>> 2 votes or 2% not interested in the subject
>>
>> 2 votes or 2% to delete the group.
>>
>> Not a very decisive size group voted but I was expecting that as most
>> people just read the messages and are not active.
>>
>> A total of 92 votes of the members that cared one way or the other.
>>
>> One thing to keep in mind the move requires no action on the part of the
>> members it's all done by groups .io, they would move the memberaccount,
>> files, photos, and messages, all I have to do is send them an email to
>> go ahead as everything is already setup.
>>
>> In the meantime as a safety measure I bought some software and I have a
>> complete local backup of the groups files, photos, and all messages in
>> case of a nuclear meltdown at Verizon/AOL the new owners of Yahoo
>> groups. Right now there is no mechanism to use that backup to restore
>> the user data somewhere else but the software can generate a MySQL
>> database so software could be written to do a restore somewhere else,
>> that is why I spent some money to have a backup of the groups data.
>>
>> So what do we do next?
>>
>> --
>> Cecil - k5nwa
>>
>
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Re: Why not Google Community
Does push you emails?
I do prefer the way that the google community functions. Much better organized than yahoo and I can very simply chose which discussion I want to monitor to ignore. Yet, I can simply search as well.?
It's easy to read on any device and you can also imbed pictures to tell a better story.?
Where do they get their funding ? ?How do we know a year from now, they go through the same thing and someone else buys them.?
Mike va3mw Sent from my iPad
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On Jul 22, 2017, at 2:15 PM, Cecil Bayona cecil.bayona@... [softrock40] < softrock40@...> wrote:
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Bogus? Well a month back we had the discussion on the list and hardly
anyone participated either, actually way less than 92 responded in any
way so the survey had a lot more responses.
So in your opinion is a not bogus way to discuss this issue?
On 7/22/2017 11:59 AM, W2xj w2xj@... [softrock40] wrote:
> Bogus because you have to log into Yahoo to vote. Most of us dont do
> that. We just take the plain text emails.
>
> Sent from my iPad
>
> On Jul 22, 2017, at 11:46 AM, Cecil Bayona cecil.bayona@...
> <mailto:cecil.bayona@...> [softrock40]
> <softrock40@... <mailto:softrock40@...>> wrote:
>
>> It's been over a month which I think is long enough to get people to
>> vote on the issue, the results are;
>>
>> 60 votes or 60% to move to <>
>>
>> 16 votes or 16% to stay until something happens
>>
>> 12 votes or 13% to let the moderators decide
>>
>> 2 votes or 2% not interested in the subject
>>
>> 2 votes or 2% to delete the group.
>>
>> Not a very decisive size group voted but I was expecting that as most
>> people just read the messages and are not active.
>>
>> A total of 92 votes of the members that cared one way or the other.
>>
>> One thing to keep in mind the move requires no action on the part of the
>> members it's all done by groups .io, they would move the memberaccount,
>> files, photos, and messages, all I have to do is send them an email to
>> go ahead as everything is already setup.
>>
>> In the meantime as a safety measure I bought some software and I have a
>> complete local backup of the groups files, photos, and all messages in
>> case of a nuclear meltdown at Verizon/AOL the new owners of Yahoo
>> groups. Right now there is no mechanism to use that backup to restore
>> the user data somewhere else but the software can generate a MySQL
>> database so software could be written to do a restore somewhere else,
>> that is why I spent some money to have a backup of the groups data.
>>
>> So what do we do next?
>>
>> --
>> Cecil - k5nwa
>>
>
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Can you provide a link that is not in Yahoo? Cant log in.?
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On Jul 23, 2017, at 2:28 AM, sv1eia@... [softrock40] < softrock40@...> wrote:
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Dear all, ? After quite some prototypes and testing,its time to move on with a new breed of interfaces that will take advantage of the major leaps in embedded technology and add benefits to our SDR community. ? These are the Pi-SDR range. ? On this new breed, first we will have I/Q interfaces for Ensemble homebrew kits. ? The new interfaces are designed to suit the specific SDR ADC/DAC needs of Softrock/Ensemble homemade rigs. ? Also they are designed to work with a network connection giving versatile topology. That means the Pi-SDR IQ interface will just sit happily with your rig and only an Ethernet cable connection is required to your local network. And of course have hassle-free operation, ready-made configuration with ease of setup. ? There are two initial interfaces, the Pi-SDR IQ and the Pi-SDR IQ Plus, the first, a cost effective solution with CS4270 codec and the second with the top performing AK5394A/CS4344 combo. ? Each, Pi-SDR IQ & Pi-SDR IQ Plus, will have an ADC/DAC board attached on a included SBC with a quad-core ARM A7 CPU running embedded Linux. They will be given as ready-made working combo packages. ? Both, Pi-SDR IQ & Pi-SDR IQ Plus, will have all the necessary IQ Rx, IQ Tx, Headphones, Mic, CW, USB host, all jack/connections for the Softrock/Ensemble and ethernet port for connection to PowerSDR. ? ? Their specifications ? Pi SDR IQ??(CS4270) priced at 90 € IQ ADC jack, 105 dB Dynamic Range/24bits/192KHz(128KHz linear) IQ DAC jack, 105 dB Dynamic Range/24bits/192KHz Stereo Headphones/Microphone jack CW/Paddles jack SBC ARM A7 QuadCore/1.53GHz/1GBRAM/100MBEth/USB2/HDMI ? Pi SDR IQ Plus??(AK5394A/CS4344) priced at 160 € IQ ADC jack, 123 dB Dynamic Range/24bits/192KHz IQ DAC jack, 105 dB Dynamic Range/24bits/192KHz Stereo Headphones/Microphone jack CW/Paddles jack SBC ARM A7 QuadCore/1.53GHz/1GBRAM/100MBEth/USB2/HDMI ? Photos and info can be seen here ->? ? ? For Windows users, these will be accompanied by a new PowerSDR application (based on v2.53) specific to utilize the new I/Q interfaces. Its operation will be transparent, just make the cable connections, start the application and you're up and running. ? For Linux users, since there is an included quad-core SBC running Linux, they can have an experimentation environment and even the possibility to create a stand-alone rig with software of their choice. ? The exact same IQ ADC/DAC boards can be connected if required to the Raspberry Pi 3, with a rewire configuration via SMD jumpers, as they share the same pinheader (RPi B+). Raspberry Pi though will need additional audio mic dongle if it is used for TRx. ? At works are also other rig types to be supported, eg. SDR1K, KX3, potentially any rig that has I/Q connections.
These new interfaces do bring a new way on how we use our homebrew rigs, and quite some work is needed in ironing-out the additional software.
Regarding delivery dates, pending on demand, dispatch is estimated a month after any order is received. ? Whoever is interested can contact me in sv1eia at yahoo dot com. ? ? Best regards & 73, Christos SV1EIA
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Surprise, surprise. Another over-priced interface that provides no significant, real world performance increment over a $25 USB interface. This is the "monster cable" of the SDR world.
Your $90 or $160 is far better spent on antennas. But there is one born every minute.
And stay off my lawn..........
Warren Allgyer - WA8TOD
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Dear all, ? After quite some prototypes and testing,its time to move on with a new breed of interfaces that will take advantage of the major leaps in embedded technology and add benefits to our SDR community. ? These are the Pi-SDR range. ? On this new breed, first we will have I/Q interfaces for Ensemble homebrew kits. ? The new interfaces are designed to suit the specific SDR ADC/DAC needs of Softrock/Ensemble homemade rigs. ? Also they are designed to work with a network connection giving versatile topology. That means the Pi-SDR IQ interface will just sit happily with your rig and only an Ethernet cable connection is required to your local network. And of course have hassle-free operation, ready-made configuration with ease of setup. ? There are two initial interfaces, the Pi-SDR IQ and the Pi-SDR IQ Plus, the first, a cost effective solution with CS4270 codec and the second with the top performing AK5394A/CS4344 combo. ? Each, Pi-SDR IQ & Pi-SDR IQ Plus, will have an ADC/DAC board attached on a included SBC with a quad-core ARM A7 CPU running embedded Linux. They will be given as ready-made working combo packages. ? Both, Pi-SDR IQ & Pi-SDR IQ Plus, will have all the necessary IQ Rx, IQ Tx, Headphones, Mic, CW, USB host, all jack/connections for the Softrock/Ensemble and ethernet port for connection to PowerSDR. ? ? Their specifications ? Pi SDR IQ??(CS4270) priced at 90 € IQ ADC jack, 105 dB Dynamic Range/24bits/192KHz(128KHz linear) IQ DAC jack, 105 dB Dynamic Range/24bits/192KHz Stereo Headphones/Microphone jack CW/Paddles jack SBC ARM A7 QuadCore/1.53GHz/1GBRAM/100MBEth/USB2/HDMI ? Pi SDR IQ Plus??(AK5394A/CS4344) priced at 160 € IQ ADC jack, 123 dB Dynamic Range/24bits/192KHz IQ DAC jack, 105 dB Dynamic Range/24bits/192KHz Stereo Headphones/Microphone jack CW/Paddles jack SBC ARM A7 QuadCore/1.53GHz/1GBRAM/100MBEth/USB2/HDMI ? Photos and info can be seen here ->? ? ? For Windows users, these will be accompanied by a new PowerSDR application (based on v2.53) specific to utilize the new I/Q interfaces. Its operation will be transparent, just make the cable connections, start the application and you're up and running. ? For Linux users, since there is an included quad-core SBC running Linux, they can have an experimentation environment and even the possibility to create a stand-alone rig with software of their choice. ? The exact same IQ ADC/DAC boards can be connected if required to the Raspberry Pi 3, with a rewire configuration via SMD jumpers, as they share the same pinheader (RPi B+). Raspberry Pi though will need additional audio mic dongle if it is used for TRx. ? At works are also other rig types to be supported, eg. SDR1K, KX3, potentially any rig that has I/Q connections.
These new interfaces do bring a new way on how we use our homebrew rigs, and quite some work is needed in ironing-out the additional software.
Regarding delivery dates, pending on demand, dispatch is estimated a month after any order is received. ? Whoever is interested can contact me in sv1eia at yahoo dot com. ? ? Best regards & 73, Christos SV1EIA
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TX Audio Processor Software - Beta testers needed
While HDSDR is a very nice piece of SDR software and much thought and engineering talent has gone into providing us with this extremely useful tool, The TX audio chain is missing some useful features. So for the past week or so I've been developing a new Windows application that provides: Input and output device selection Adjustable noise gate Adjustable speech compression 3 band EQ High and low cut filters 3 Re-nameable presets 400 - 1900 Hz Tuning signal Input level meter Input (mic gain) and output (drive level) controls Here is what it looks like:  If you can't see the screen shot, follow this link: Before I release it for the general population, I'd like a few folks to try it out and provide some pre-release feedback. If you are interested, shoot me an Email WA2EUJ (AT) ARRL (DOT) NET and I'll get you setup to try it out. I only have one volunteer at this point and I need about 5. So if you run HDSDR and Windows, like voice modes?and have some to try this out, please contact me. I plan to make a more comprehensive version with more EQ bands and voice keyer functions but it will work in conjunction with a new microphone interface that allows PTT and VOX keying and can be easily interfaced with commercially available ham radio microphones. 73, Jim WA2EUJ
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Softrock 6.3 20m and SDR2Go for sale
Looking to sell one of my 6.3 transceivers 20m and an SDR2Go DSP with v1.9.2 loaded software. $225.00 Contact me at vince320 at gmail dot com
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Re: Move to groups.io Poll results
Cecil,
Vox Populi, Vox Dei! At least the popular vote
supports the outcome alluded to by Tim¡ªq.v. recent events in The
Americas.
Robin, G8DQX (who was brought up to be a participative democrat)
On 22/07/17 19:01, Tim Campbell
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Cecil,
If you took the time to have a poll and the numbers aren't
even close I would say you have your answer. ?
I recently migrated a group to and it was seamless.
73,
Tim KB2MFS
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Re: Move to groups.io Poll results
Hi All,
I also use text only in my E-mail client. I find it awful
to have to have to paste html pages into my browser although
I did it in this case and was able to provide my vote
(let the administrator decide)
The appropriate thing to me would have been to ask readers of
this list to make a posting with Subject = "vote" or something
where everybody could give his voice openly. Just press the
reply button and give your alternative A to D (or whatever.)
I can log in because I had to get an youtube ID in order to
be able to upload videos. If I would not have had that, I
would surely not have created an ID just in order to be able
to vote on the future of this list. Knowing there is now a
backup I do not think the issue is important. Information will
survive:-)
73
Leif
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Because I don't do HTML based lists and frankly cant remember the credentials. Its all too much effort for too little result. I like my info pushed, not pulled.
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On Jul 22, 2017, at 1:57 PM, Mike Waters mikewate@... [softrock40] <softrock40@...> wrote:
Why can't you log in?
On Jul 22, 2017 12:55 PM, "W2xj w2xj@... [softrock40]" <softrock40@...> wrote:
Bogus because you have to log into Yahoo to vote. Most of us dont do that. We just take the plain text emails.
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