[Lowfer] Software Defined Radios

[Douglas D. Williams]

Excellent work, Dex. That case looks indestructible. I believe I would
rather have your homemade case than the manufacturer's case.

Thanks for the info on the SDR-IQ. How is the frequency stability? Taking a
look at your picture, I see what appears to be one crystal...but it doesn't
look large enough to be oven compensated. Obviously, you are finding it
stable enough for QRSS work....

D.

On Mon, Jan 16, 2012 at 9:52 AM, Dexter McIntyre W4DEX
<dexter.mc at gmail.com>wrote:

> Douglas D. Williams wrote:
> > Are you saying that the SDR-IQ will input the audio directly into the
> > computer's sound card, and thus into Argo, Spectran, or Spectrum Lab? If
> > so, that is good news to me.
> >
> >
> That's correct Doug.  Running the SDR-IQ with either SpectraVue, which
> comes with the IQ, or SDR-RADIO ( http://www.sdr-radio.com/ ) gives you
> audio that can be used by decoders like Argo and Spectran.  Under
> "Setup, Select Input,  Chose Real Time Input" select "Stereo Mix".
> SpectrunLab also is compatible with the IQ.  Of all the receivers I have
> if I could only keep one it would be the SDR-IQ.  Mine is from the first
> run made received without an enclosure.  I don't believe it can be
> bought now without the enclosure but just in case someone has a board
> that needs a very rugged case I mounted mine in a box from Paul, W1VLF,
> http://rescueelectronics.com/project_boxes.html
>
> A few pictures at this link:
>
> http://www.w4dex.com/temp/sdriq/
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> Dex
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> Dex
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