[hpsdr] An atomic idea?

[g4fre at g4fre.com]

I have been running powersdr/hpsdr on my acer aspire one (1.6G atom proc and 
1.5G memory) with success for portable operation. It doesnt achieve 96k 
sampling reliably but supporting 48k sampling +VAC is enough for my needs. 
It worked well enough to use it for a 432MHz eme qso recently 

Dave 

ww2r 


Doug Bade writes: 

> 
> Has anyone tried PowerSDR on an EEpc??? ( 8 ") about the same size without 
> touch????? 
> 
> Doug
> KD8B 
> 
>  
> 
> At 10:06 PM 1/19/2009, Neal Campbell wrote:
>> ***** High Performance Software Defined Radio Discussion List ***** 
>> 
>> Since the atom motherboard will fit in a regular aTX case, why not
>> built in that way and put the HPSDR stack in beside it (where the
>> other extension card slots normally would go). You would need a second
>> power supply and probably build a little shielding from the mobo but
>> it would be an easy fit I think! Might even give it a go myself (as I
>> am usually more impressed with my own ideas than anyone else!) 
>> 
>> 73
>> Neal k3nc
>> Neal Campbell
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