Tim Ellison

Content provided by: Dave WI6RNOTE: This article only applies to the Maestro "A" and "B" Models. Using the CS6-FRJ or CS6-FRJ-PTT HTR cable with a condenser mic element The Maestro has several micr...

Content provided by FlexRadio Systems and Maestro UsersNOTE: This article is only for the older Maestro "A" and "B" versions. The following battery packs (also referred to as power banks) have been...

Content provided by : Steve, N5AC We've been receiving some questions about WiFi networks and Maestro so I want to explain some of the requirements for Maestro. Most of the applications you use ove...

Content provided by Peter K1PGV and Mike, VA3MW WiFi bands are comprised of discrete channels. While every consumer wireless access point claims that it "auto-selects the best channel", it rarely d...

Content provided by: Mike, VA3MW I am hoping that this may help others understand their Wifi performance, especially when it comes to getting your Maestro. While there are many ways to do what I de...

Content provided by: Greg Jurrens, K5GJ The FlexRadio Systems FLEX-1500™ QRP Software Defined Radio is ideal for interfacing to VHF transverters. Papers have been presented on the subject (i) that...

Kuhne Electronics offers a 60W VHF MOSFET 2m Power Amplifier (PA) designed for use with FlexRadio Systems FLEX-6700. Designed to connect to the XVTR port on the FLEX-6700, the MKU PA 2M-60W HY-2...

The FlexWire connector on the FLEX-5000 and FLEX-3000 utilizes the version 1 standard (v1) which is slightly different than the v2 standard used on the FLEX-1500 software defined radio. The major d...

The FlexWire connector on the FLEX-1500 utilizes the version 2 standard (v2) which is slightly different than the v1 standard used on the FLEX-5000 and FLEX-3000 software defined radios. The major ...

If you are considering using a non-motherboard Firewire host adapters for the FLEX-5000 or FLEX-3000, look at "high end" DV certified Firewire host adapters. These will provide the best performance...