Just in case anyone here is not on the HPSDR list... 73, Scotty WA2DFI
*** TAPR ANNOUNCES PRODUCTION OF HPSDR PENELOPE BOARD *** High Performance Software Defined Radio Project (HPSDR)
*IMPORTANT*
29 January 2008
TAPR and HPSDR need your input!
You have until Sunday, February 5, 2008 at 0200 UTC to take action on this message and express interest to obtain a finished tested board, partial kit or bare PCB for this project. Production quantities will be determined by the collective expression of interest at this time.
To register your interest you need to go to Dale's (WA8SRA) HAMSDR website, in the projects section.
If you are a member and have previously expressed interest in these projects, log in and re-enter your Quantities of each board.
NOTE: Previous quantities have been reset to zero so you WILL HAVE TO RE-ENTER QUANTITIES.
If you are new to HPSDR and Dale's Website, please join for instant access by providing the information requested.
Go NOW to: HTTP://www.hamsdr.com
Login and go to Projects > TAPR-HPSDR and follow instructions provided on that page.
What is HPSDR? http://hpsdr.org What is a Penelope? http://hpsdr.org/penelope.html
There are many other HPSDR projects in design and testing; please see the HPSDR website for details.
Very interesting.
First: You have to sign up (!) to get to the projects page.
Second: Unless you are familiar with the project the information provided is minimal.
Third: After looking through all the sites mentioned, I am still not sure what "Penelope" is all about other than a 1/2-watt transmitter/exciter board (????) for "Mercury" which sits next to "Sasquatch" on an "Atlas" bus.
Sounds great, but is there a "HPSDR for Dummies"
I for sure need one :-)
Stefan, VE4NSA
-----Original Message----- From: amsat-bb-bounces@amsat.org [mailto:amsat-bb-bounces@amsat.org] On Behalf Of Scott Cowling Sent: January-29-08 7:24 PM To: amsat-bb@amsat.org Subject: [amsat-bb] Sign up for Penelope Boards now!
Just in case anyone here is not on the HPSDR list... 73, Scotty WA2DFI
*** TAPR ANNOUNCES PRODUCTION OF HPSDR PENELOPE BOARD *** High Performance Software Defined Radio Project (HPSDR)
*IMPORTANT*
29 January 2008
TAPR and HPSDR need your input!
You have until Sunday, February 5, 2008 at 0200 UTC to take action on this message and express interest to obtain a finished tested board, partial kit or bare PCB for this project. Production quantities will be determined by the collective expression of interest at this time.
To register your interest you need to go to Dale's (WA8SRA) HAMSDR website, in the projects section.
If you are a member and have previously expressed interest in these projects, log in and re-enter your Quantities of each board.
NOTE: Previous quantities have been reset to zero so you WILL HAVE TO RE-ENTER QUANTITIES.
If you are new to HPSDR and Dale's Website, please join for instant access by providing the information requested.
Go NOW to: HTTP://www.hamsdr.com
Login and go to Projects > TAPR-HPSDR and follow instructions provided on that page.
What is HPSDR? http://hpsdr.org What is a Penelope? http://hpsdr.org/penelope.html
There are many other HPSDR projects in design and testing; please see the HPSDR website for details.
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At 09:33 PM 1/29/2008, Stefan Wagener wrote:
Very interesting.
First: You have to sign up (!) to get to the projects page.
Second: Unless you are familiar with the project the information provided is minimal.
Third: After looking through all the sites mentioned, I am still not sure what "Penelope" is all about other than a 1/2-watt transmitter/exciter board (????) for "Mercury" which sits next to "Sasquatch" on an "Atlas" bus.
Sounds great, but is there a "HPSDR for Dummies"
If you had read the whole msg from Scotty, he directs you to the HPSDR page ("http://hpsdr.org/index.html") where you can roam around and find out everything you wanted to know about HPSDR, and then some ...
I gave you the URL for the home page (above) so you can start at the beginning ...
It really IS all there ... once you understand (somewhat) what is involved, you can go to the hamsdr site and indicate any interest you might have.
The reason there are several sites is historical ... as several groups merged, the HPSDR site (hpsdr.org) developed to disseminate information, while other sites like hamsdr.com continued to gauge interest in various projects.
Enjoy.
Dave ve3gyq@tapr.org ve3gyq@amsat.org
David B. Toth, MD VE3GYQ/W8 President, TAPR, Inc.
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Stefan Wagener