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Uploaded on Nov 5, 2008

This tutorial teaches you the basics of how to navigate the Pan Adapter of FlexRadio PowerSDR. For more information go to www.flex-radio.com.

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  • TheDisorderly1

    TheDisorderly1 10 months ago

    Nice video. Have you though about creating a new one with the updated version of powersdr?

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  • patrickpugh2000

    patrickpugh2000 2 years ago

    Awesome!! would love to make one of these pan adps as a standalone project.

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  • jah3570

    jah3570 2 years ago

    Very well done. After see this video, there is no comparison.

    I was on the fence to get an SDR or an Icom which has the pan adapter built in. I tried the IC-7700 and is relatively slow. The 5000 seems realtime with unlimited filtering adjustment.

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  • jvolstad

    jvolstad 3 years ago

    How does the 5000 compare to the 3000? I've heard that the 3000 has a noisy fan due to the small size.

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  • Jeff Singer

    Jeff Singer 3 years ago

    I want one too - But I just bought a new Kenwood TS-480hx, so gotta wait awhile or my wife would flip. :)

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  • k3roj

    k3roj 4 years ago

    This video enticed me to buy a Flex 5000A

    Thanks

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