While I am still evaluating it and learning how best to use it, the N4PY Orion control software makes the sweep function much sharper and considerably more useful. Simply double clicking on a peak, p
Duane, I'm using Carl's software with DX4WIN without any problem. No RTTY software though. 73, Joe Duane A Calvin wrote: Hi Carl, You're sure tempting me with your software! But what if I don't have
I have precisely the same problem with one of my 425's and had also concluded that a meter resistor is the problem. I am also living with it. 73, Joe ac5e@comcast.net wrote: Hi Marcel: My 425 also in
Buck, I have had that happen to me on a couple of occasions on 15M with high power.. I think it might be a smidgen of RF getting in to the circuitry that causes the problem. Since, for you, it happen
Rick, your description below about the NR performance on the Orion prompted me to go back to the Doug's and Scott's writeup on Weak Signal DXing, etc. It was my original impression that the NR functi
Actually, Sinisa, I was referring to your FB writeup on the Orion where you recommend backing off on the RF gain until the S-meter drops back about 12 dB(?) or so. It was your first step in optimizin
OK, Grant. While I think I understood the concept of "aggressiveness," I was off track regarding whether it changed its state automatically with changing S/N or one had to help it manually, as I desc
OK, Eric. I already have a 238, but wanted to upgrade. Tnx anyhow. 73, Joe Eric Rosenberg wrote: Have as many tuners as antennas, so one 238 tuner (original version) is surplus. $250 plus shipping. E
Sorry, Eric. I thought that you were a guy I had contacted re 238A. Please ignore previous msg. 73, joe Eric Rosenberg wrote: Have as many tuners as antennas, so one 238 tuner (original version) is s
OK, Sinisa. I didn't have your paper in front of me when I sent message. 73, Joe Sinisa Hristov wrote: Joe Giacobello wrote: Actually, Sinisa, I was referring to your FB writeup on the Orion where yo
Hello, Bob. I know you're using a Titan 425 there or, at least, were. I am also, but I am unhappy with short delay or hang time on CW even with the QSK set to 100%. When you say you have your amps ke
Carl, one also has to switch the Sub RX VFO (B) to the Main RX (A) in order to tune the transmitting (QSX) frequency and quickly switch back when transmitting, because VFO B is automatically designat
Yup. I see what you're doing. Thanks. 73, Joe Carl Moreschi wrote: With split on, when you transmit you are automatically transmitting on VFO B. Once I have tuned the DX station in with VFO A, I just
I am using about the roll off on the low side as Grant. Otherwise I sound like Vaughan Monroe on SSB. 73, Joe Grant Youngman wrote: I am using my S1 mic on a Jupiter and Argonaut V and have received
I am using Carl's software with the Orion and I find the bandscope extremely useful, particularly on quiet bands like 30M. I never used the Orion's bandscope because it is just too coarse to be effec
Carl, I was about to write you on the 6M transverter and several other topics that I've mentioned previously. First, I had previously asked that future revisions might include a center frequency for
Carl, before I send you on a wild goose chase, I am in error. The sweep works on 6M. However, I wasn't seeing the usual ragged noise baseline that I observe on HF. The sensitivity may also be worse o
Duane, I'm most appreciative for your advice. I just bought this used unit and got it on the air this week. I was about to open it up and go through the tune-up procedure in the manual. It does seem
Bob, are Sherwood's data for the FT1KMPs with the 4 KHz Inrad roofing filter installed? 73, Joe Bob Henderson wrote: -- Original Message -- From: "John Rippey" <w3uls@3n.net> Finally, with the new ro
OK, Bob. I wasn't sure. I had ordered one of the 4 Khz filters and was, obviously, interested. 73, Joe Bob Henderson wrote: Hi Joe No...the Sherwood data is for the stock FT1kMPs. So far as I'm aware