If you have or can route the IF to the rear, using one of the inexpensive
30mHz-up SDR dongles can make a nice panadapter running HFSDR or similar on
your PC. You can link the rig and the waterfall displays using software like
OmniRig. That is basically what 3-Rivers did for the Omni VII and it
provides up to 3mHz of span (can easily be zoomed to a more practical
200kHz) on the screen. They have closed, but their illustrative manual on
hooking everything up is on line with some searching.
73, =Vic=
WA4THR
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Subject:
[TenTec] jupiter panadaptor build
From:
dale via TenTec <tentec@contesting.com <mailto:tentec%40contesting.com> >
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Picked up a very nice jupiter a while back, great cw rig. anyway I have run
flexradio gear for a number of years and have really gotten used to the
panadaptor. Is there a way I can add a panadaptor to the Ten Tec jupiter?
Would like to do this without getting deeply involved in software etc.Is
there
a simple way to get this done with the right software and one of those dusk
to
dawn little receivers? I found one article about using a flex 1500 and n4py
software etc, but it was written years before all this new cheap gear was
around.
A poke in the right direction would be great, keep it simple ,my 78 year
old brain absorbs slowly.
73
dale
wt4t
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