[hpsdr] predistortion
Warren C. Pratt
warren at wpratt.com
Sun Feb 9 09:46:51 PST 2014
Hi Frank,
Congratulations on the new computer and the results you're achieving.
Having Atten on TX set automatically by software is a good idea. As is
often the case, it's not quite as simple as it sounds. No commitments
--- however, we'll consider the pros and cons of an option of that type
for a future release.
73,
Warren NR0V
On 2/8/2014 10:32 AM, FRANCIS CARCIA wrote:
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> Hi All,
> I just put my new Dell computer on line with Warren's latest creation.
> All my audio drop outs are gone and the carrier stays at a stable
> level on AM TX. I still have a bunch of testing to do but everything
> looks good.
> I was able to burn new firmware into Hermes without resorting to using
> the boot program. I'm glad because I promised myself that the next
> time I have to set the jumper would be my last because I would mount a
> switch on the rear panel.
> One thought I had while setting up the Power SDR. Why not have the
> attenuator on TX controlled by software? This would default to a low
> setting and then toggle up to the sweet spot. Maybe limit it to a
> range of 6 or10dB so there is no chance for front end damage.
> Great Job everyone involved!
> Frank WA1GFZ
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