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        "address": "w4as (a) bellsouth.net",
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    "sender_name": "Sebastian",
    "subject": "[amsat-bb] Re: Anybody use a Soft66ADD SDR?",
    "date": "2010-02-11T01:18:36Z",
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    "content": "Robert, this looks like an interesting little device.  I have an SDR-IQ which is great, but expensive compared to this one.\n\nI looked at the kit, and when I saw surface mount ICs, I said no way.  Most people don't have the equipment, eyesight or steady hands to solder a surface mount IC.  Maybe those parts are already soldered in the kit, I really couldn't tell from the web site.\n\nYou mention that you haven't been able to get yours to work.  What exactly do you mean; can the software at least see the receiver and control it (change frequencies etc.)?\n\nPlease let us know once you get it working.\n\n73 de W4AS\n\nOn Feb 10, 2010, at 4:24 PM, Robert Liesenfeld wrote:\n\n> Hi Mark-\n> \n> I'm the friend Owen refers to; I just built a Soft66ADI.  I keep meaning to\n> do a blog post about it, but I'll summarize here.\n> \n> I really liked the form factor of the Soft66; the software-selectable BPFs\n> and the fact that the control software is open source really sealed the deal\n> for me.  I ordered the unassembled kit, with the aluminum enclosure for\n> which it was intended.\n",
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