Hi Eric,I was serching for the tutorials but I could not find it. Can you please help me in this regard, because I am just about to start the GNU Radio project?Thank youTarun
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, 900MHz and 1800MHz band possess over 1200MHz and 2400MHz band?
Thank you.TarunOn 9/26/06, Matt Ettus <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
TM Tiwari wrote:> While ordering hardware components for GNU Radio, I wondered if more> people prefered daughterboards RFX400, RFX900 and RFX1800 for the> de
I am using svn version 1.3.2thank you~TarunOn 9/26/06, Johnathan Corgan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
TM Tiwari wrote:> Please advise me if I need to do some changes in setting of my computer.
Which version of Subversion are you using?-Johnathan
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While ordering hardware components for GNU Radio, I wondered if more people prefered daughterboards RFX400, RFX900 and RFX1800 for the developement. Can someone enlighten me what are the advantages of these transcievers over other available transcievers like RFX1200 and RFX2400.
Thank you.Tarun
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advise me if I need to do some changes in setting of my computer.Thank youTarunOn 9/25/06, Johnathan Corgan <
[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
TM Tiwari wrote:> I was trying to download the codes for GNU radio, and I used following> command in Cygwin>> $ svn co
http://gnuradio.org/
I was trying to download the codes for GNU radio, and I used following command in Cygwin
$ svn co http://gnuradio.org/svn/gnuradio/trunk gnuradioand I received error as follwed:
svn: PROPFIND request failed on '/svn/gnuradio/trunk'svn: PROPFIND of '/svn/gnuradio/trunk': Could not parse response sta
I was wondering if someone can give me valuable suggestion on the frequency bands of 400, 900, 1800 MHz. I was ordering for the USRP and other hardware, and was surprised to see that the daughterboards for these bands are currently unavailable.
Are more people working in these bands so that the har
