[hpsdr] Mercury 2.6

[Phil Harman]

Hi Jeff,

Thanks for your tests.  We are working hard on tracking down the reason 
for the popping at 192k and 2048 buffer. Neither Bill, KD5TFD, nor I 
can reproduce the problem which makes fixing it a little harder.

I've never been able to run at 192k with 256 buffers with any version 
of the code.

73's Phil...VK6APH




Quoting Jeff Cook <jeffrie at talktalk.net>:

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> These are my observations regarding Mercury 2.6
>
>                                              _Primary_
>
> Sample Rate             Buffer Size                    Result
>
> 192,000                         2048                                  
>      Popping
>
> 192,000                         1024                                  
>      Good
>
> 192,000                         512                                   
>       Good
>
> 192,000                         256                                   
>       Break up
>
>
>                                                _VAC_
>
> 192,000                         2048                                  
>      Gross Distortion
>
> 192,000                         1024                                  
>      Popping
>
> 192,000                         512                                   
>       popping
>
> 192,000                         256                                   
>       Gross Breakup
>
> 96,000                           Any                                  
>       Good
>
> In my view HPSDR is the best thing to happen in ham radio for years.  
> It, together with the software offers a degree of control that I've 
> never experienced in a radio before.
>
> Jeff Cook G0AFQ.
>
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