[hpsdr] More or less

[Kjell Karlsen]

Hi IW1AYD (name?)

This is a very fine illustration of your thoughts, I just have one comment:

The combination of Hermes and Apollo is a low power/ portable unit. I  
think most of the amateurs will be more interested in a high power (100W  
or more) unit. That means using Hermes in a setup with a PA (Munin) and  
Alex filters.

73, Kjell





På Tue, 24 Aug 2010 21:16:42 +0200, skrev iw1ayd <iw1ayd at googlemail.com>:

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> I hope not no be too silly but the whole picture that come to my mind is  
> (as an image could be worth of thousands words):
>
> http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_ul9E0K1_VUg/THQQDnawEOI/AAAAAAAABM8/wfllHVRPhYs/s1600/sdr+1.jpg  
> Almost from the point of view of a "system integrator"and, of course,  
> over the time.
>
> Something better, from the strict standpoint of system software  
> integration (or the GUI from inside out), could be:
>
> http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_ul9E0K1_VUg/THQVuUBnlWI/AAAAAAAABNE/8Io0VfM_tfw/s1600/HB9DRV+copyright+SDR+console+beta.JPG  
> Referring to the first link, and leaving on the lone planet that's the  
> surrounding OS is almost windows, forget about, my questions about are  
> those.
>
> It would be almost right or not?
>
> Any comment?
>
>         73 de iw1ayd
>
> PS I hope that the linking to images would work for anybody, never  
> tested before.
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