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SmartSDR v3.8.23 and the SmartSDR v3.8.23 Release Notes
SmartSDR v2.12.1 and the SmartSDR v2.12.1 Release Notes

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Power Genius XL Utility v3.8.9 and the Power Genius XL Release Notes v3.8.9
Tuner Genius XL Utility v1.2.11 and the Tuner Genius XL Release Notes v1.2.11
Antenna Genius Utility v4.1.8

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• Re: Question on Audio Delay when using DAX

  Jeff_W4DD

  October 2021
  Thanks for the information Mike. I thought it would be worthwhile to quantify what the latency is. Since WWV has a one second time tick, that makes a good pulse to kick off the measurement process. I…
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• Re: PC interference?

  Jeff_W4DD

  July 2021
  Rather than radiating directly from the pc cabinet, more likely it is radiated from some cable connected to the box. Consider the video cable, usb or com cable, and power cable. You might want to mak…
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• Re: S7 solid line noise. suggestions.

  Jeff_W4DD

  May 2021
  Roger, Generally I have not found the Ethernet cables to be much of a problem, especially if using Cat 5e or better. However, the SMPS (power supplies) for the router and cable modem can be very nois…
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• Re: Tim explains S Meters

  Jeff_W4DD

  June 2020
  The unit on the right hand side of the pan adapter is dbm per bin size. It would be very useful to know the current bin size so we know the correct measurement value, aka, dBm/Hz (bin size). Perhaps …
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