[Elecraft] LP Pan versus P3 Panadapters
GW0ETF
gw0etf at btinternet.com
Tue Sep 14 04:12:08 EDT 2010
Don,
I'm using a Softrock IF kit (plus Z10000B buffer amp) as a panadapter with a
~£275 Samsung NC10 netbook. Initially I was surprised but it works well with
the internal Realtek HD soundcard.
It runs LP Bridge, PowerSDR/IF and N1MM or Logger23 smoothly; with an extra
LCD monitor this gives me an integrated panadapter/logging system with a low
dollar computer. Maximum span is ~90KHz.
It's my normal mobile pc; I can take it to the shack, plug in a usb lead,
vga lead (if I want to use the LCD monitor), a mic lead and bring it out of
hibernate and I'm in business. Don't normally need the power supply unless
I'm in for a long contest.
73,
Stewart, GW0ETF
Don Cunningham wrote:
>
>
> I didn't go the LP Pan or other SDR route as I didn't want to have to buy
> a
> high dollar computer to do my hamming. Same reason, among others, that I
> won't consider the Flex radios. I want a radio, with knobs, not a
> computer
> program!! The cost of the computer needed to do SDR right was about the
> same as the P3 was initially.
> 73,
> Don, WB5HAK
>
>
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