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  • in reply to: Spike #22333
    tomhtomh
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    Andrew.
    I took you literally when you said, “Rename the file from D03000181.bin to D 03000181.bin (notice I replaced the first zero with a space) and place the file in the folder”.
    I renamed the file D 03000181.bin and it still didn’t work. It wasn’t until I re-read the sentence and noticed you meant to say D 3000181.bin 🙂
    It works now and I’m off to try out your new program.
    Thanks for your timely response.

    Tom, ak2b

    in reply to: Spike #22281
    tomhtomh
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    I’m getting the above error message after downloading Spike. My SA44B and TG44A were previously running on the same computer. My s/n is 03000181
    Thanks,
    Tom Hall

    • This reply was modified 11 years, 7 months ago by tomhtomh.
    • This reply was modified 11 years, 7 months ago by tomhtomh.
    in reply to: sma connector on SA44b #11716
    tomhtomh
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    Thanks everyone for all the suggestions. I bent the center pin in a bit to make a better temporary connection and installed an sma to bnc female adapter. Since Mini Circuits is offering 10% off everything for the month of December, I’m going to take Phil’s suggestion and buy a couple of BLK-89+’s.
    I loosened the nuts on the sma and the two bnc connectors but found that the board didn’t move freely in either direction and did not want to force. it. If someone (Justin :)) can tell me how to get the board out, I’d really appreciate it. The warranty is long since gone. I bought the SA44b just after it was released.

    Tom, ak2b

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