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‎Our Internet Resources: minor address changes

2011-07-11T02:57:57Z

changed the html to php still in the file

2010-09-06T02:45:14Z

‎Module/Board Availability

2010-09-06T02:42:03Z

‎Module/Board Availability

2010-09-06T02:41:23Z

‎Module/Board Availability

2010-09-06T02:39:20Z

‎HPSDR History and Philosophy

2010-09-06T02:32:35Z

2010-01-25T18:43:44Z

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‎Our Internet Resources

2009-09-26T05:47:55Z

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 Please be aware that we have a website with pages devoted to each sub-project plus other information and resources.  The website will not necessarily contain the latest information (that's the reason we have this wiki) but is a good starting place for a little less technical overview of the project and its parts.  The website is at http://openhpsdr.org  -- and the website also contains other information and links to many other references and resources of interest to the topics of Software Defined Radio, FPGA's, etc.
-'''''For the very latest scoop, join the HPSDR discussion list ([[HPSDR Community Communication|reflector]]).  You'll find information on the http://openhpsdr.org/reflector.html webpage on how to subscribe to this email list.'''''
+'''''For the very latest scoop, join the HPSDR discussion list ([[HPSDR Community Communication|reflector]]).  You'll find information on the [http://openhpsdr.org/reflector.php Reflector] webpage on how to subscribe to this email list.'''''
 Additional information can be found on the [http://openhpsdr.org/resources.php Resources] webpage this page has link to the relevant software being used for could be used with HPSDR boards and the  [http://openhpsdr.org/support.php Support] webpage has schematic and production documents for the boards that have been produced.

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 '''''For the very latest scoop, join the HPSDR discussion list ([[HPSDR Community Communication|reflector]]).  You'll find information on the http://openhpsdr.org/reflector.html webpage on how to subscribe to this email list.'''''
-Additional information can be found on the [http://openhpsdr.org/resources.html Resources] webpage this page has link to the relevant software being used for could be used with HPSDR boards and the  [http://openhpsdr.org/support.html Support] webpage has schematic and production documents for the boards that have been produced.
+Additional information can be found on the [http://openhpsdr.org/resources.php Resources] webpage this page has link to the relevant software being used for could be used with HPSDR boards and the  [http://openhpsdr.org/support.php Support] webpage has schematic and production documents for the boards that have been produced.
 TAPR/HPSDR ordering page: http://tapr.org/products.php

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 ===Hardware Block Diagram===
 The following block diagram is a listing of the main parts of a HPSDR system. Note that the diagram is clickable and will take to webpages on the listed components. Also note that there is a bold black line coming in which is the common +13.8v DC power and the blue line indicates the connection to the computer.
 ===Software Block Diagram===
 The second block diagram lists the software currently available as open source to operate the HPSDR hardware. The blue line indicates the connection to the hardware.

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 The following block diagram is a listing of the main parts of a HPSDR system. Note that the diagram is clickable and will take to webpages on the listed components. Also note that there is a bold black line coming in which is the common +13.8v DC power and the blue line indicates the connection to the computer.
 ===Software Block Diagram===
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 There are other programs that can work with HPSDR hardware. Some these include WinRad, WinRadHD, CWSkimmer to name a few.
 ===Hermes block diagram===

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 Completely assembled and tested, parts kits, and/or bare boards may be available for each of the HPSDR projects on a limited basis.  See the FAQ section or individual wiki pages for what is available at the present time.  Generally, the boards, kits, or assemblies will be available for purchase through TAPR ([http://tapr.org http://tapr.org]) and an indication of pre-production interest is gaged by a sign-up process located
 at website http://www.hamsdr.com where one must register, log in, and use the "Projects" tab to get to the list.
 === Future Modules ===

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 encouraged to participate.
-[[image:HPSDR_Block_10_Dec_2006.jpg|thumb|400px|Block diagram showing the [[JANUS|Janus]], [[OZY|Ozy]], [[MERCURY|Mercury]] and [[SASQUATCH|Sasquatch]] modules and their functions.]]
+[[Image:HPSDR_block.png|thumb|400px|Block diagram showing the HPSDR modules.]]
-[[Image:Example.jpg]]
 The rationale behind HPSDR is to break the overall design up into

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	== Go to the [[HPSDRWiki:Community Portal\|Community Portal]] for project information ==		== Go to the [[HPSDRWiki:Community Portal\|Community Portal]] for project information ==
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 Additional information can be found on the [http://openhpsdr.org/resources.html Resources] webpage this page has link to the relevant software being used for could be used with HPSDR boards and the  [http://openhpsdr.org/support.html Support] webpage has schematic and production documents for the boards that have been produced.
-TAPR/HPSDR ordering page: http://tapr.org/products.html
+TAPR/HPSDR ordering page: http://tapr.org/products.php
 == Wiki Sysop ==

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	The '''High Performance Software Defined Radio (HPSDR)''' project develops "next generation" Software Defined Radios (SDR) for use by Radio Amateurs ("hams") and Short Wave Listeners (SWLs). It is being designed by a group of SDR enthusiasts with representation from interested experimenters worldwide.		The '''High Performance Software Defined Radio (HPSDR)''' project develops "next generation" Software Defined Radios (SDR) for use by Radio Amateurs ("hams") and Short Wave Listeners (SWLs). It is being designed by a group of SDR enthusiasts with representation from interested experimenters worldwide.
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		+	Please see the [[Hardware Introduction]] and [[HPSDR related software]] for a quick intro to what is needed for a complete system. See below for background.

	The discussion list membership currently stands at over 900 and includes such SDR enthusiasts as Ray Anderson WB6TPU, Steve Bible N7HPR, Phil Covington N8VB, Rick Hambly W2GPS, Phil Harman VK6APH, Lyle Johnson KK7P, Ulrich Rohde N1UL, and Bill Tracey KD5TFD.		The discussion list membership currently stands at over 900 and includes such SDR enthusiasts as Ray Anderson WB6TPU, Steve Bible N7HPR, Phil Covington N8VB, Rick Hambly W2GPS, Phil Harman VK6APH, Lyle Johnson KK7P, Ulrich Rohde N1UL, and Bill Tracey KD5TFD.