I am off to the Dayton Hamvention with my FLEX-1500 in tow. Having received one of the first pre-production beta units, my FLEX-1500 needs a few hardware updates to bring it in line with the other production units. There was a couple of minor codec filter changes to reduce the DC noise at the "0 Hz IF" and a change to expand the capabilities of the RX preamp to give it more stages or levels to choose from depending on band and band conditions.
I'll be part of "Team FLEX" working the booth and doing hands on workshops at the Flex Banquet on Saturday night. Make sure you stop by the FlexRadio Systems booth at location SA315. See ya there!
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This is a blog of my experiences beta testing a new software defined radio from FlexRadio Systems, the FLEX-1500. It is a QRP ham radio, that only puts out 5w of power, which isn't a lot considering I am legally able to transmit 1500 watts.
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- Tim - W4TME
- I am Tim, W4TME. I am an amateur radio operator with an Amateur Extra license from the FCC, which allows me full privileges operating ham radios. I also volunteer as the Internet Systems Administrator for FlexRadio Systems. They are the premier manufacturer of software defined radios for amateur radio use.
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