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I think it's great that Glenn's boards are now available for distribution out of Canada and the EU. That will make them that much more available worldwide considering the postage situation. The guy on

If anyone in VE is interested in a board, Glenn has kindly sent me a copy of his v1.2 gerber files. Let me know if you are so inclined, and I will put in an order with JLCPCB or Elecrow. Cost will be

For EU members, the postage for a single board is ?1.70.? I may be able to keep below 100g for max 3 boards.

I have boards available right now for $5 postpaid in the USA.

Thanks so much! Is anyone doing another run on PCB's in the US?? I'd like to get this started! mike KO4BCN

Hi, Glenn has kindly sent me the gerbers. I will be placing an order in the next few days. If I order the minimum 5 pieces I will have 4 spare for UK constructors. With postage they will be about ?2

I just updated content in the link, BOM mainly. Same link though. Glenn

*Hi all, I have updated the BOM in the link below, in hopefully a better format.? So please download again.* vk3pe

Yes, Glenn, VK3PE, has provided schematics and info at: http://carnut.info/ATU_N7DDC/ATU-10/ATU-10_by-vk3pe_build_info/ATU-10_vk3pe_V1.2_ALL_INFO_290921.pdf 73 Kees K5BCQ

Is somebody has drowned a schematic for this tuner ?

Ok Glenn all clear. Wys?ane z My iPhone

Marek, Kees says #22 or #24 *AWG* is what he used.?? It's not a measure in 'mm' #22 AWG is ~= 0.6mm #24 AWG is ~=0.5mm I used 0.5mm on the toroids and a slightly thinner gauge I had in the junk box,

You are correct. All my archaic spools of wire are labeled with the archaic AWG sizes. 73 Kees K5BCQ

I expect he means AWG sizes. It's one of the more archaic units that is still in use. Attempting to do actual physics calculations with AWG spirals into unreadable spaghetti so fast that the current

The boards designed by Glenn, VK3PE, arrived today. These boards are have identical circuitry to the David Fainitski, N7DDC, boards EXCEPT: 1) Glenn's board uses the same PICs but with different

Thanks Kees, As for PIC programming, it's all clear, I managed to buy PIC16F18877-I/MV: Maybe someone will need it:

If you don't mind a larger case, then an 18650 would be Ok. The 14500 cell is AA sized and fits on the ATU-10 PCB and in the case.? Charging time would be quite long though. glenn vk3pe

To be honest, I'd prefer it came without cells over the inclusion of an Ultrafire/Trustfire garbage cell. I do wonder how this could be made to work with a single high-quality 18650 or 21700 as those

Marek, Glenn just answered on the "ATU-10" thread. It really is neat how David Fainitski, N7DDC, designed the ATU-10 to only require programming the PIC 16F1454 and that code links to the PIC 16F18877

Hello NI7NE, I *wouldn't* be surprised, but it may be only one battery vs two since they are in parallel. 73 Kees K5BCQ