Re: Modular uBitx - "Ex: Harmonics"
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One of the Rasbberry Pi versions could probably be added inside a transceiver case running Linux.? That could replace an Arduino and PC as well.?? I was thinking along the same lines. This would open up quite a bit of possibilities with all the extra CPU power.?
I liked the suggestion from RCBoatGuy that pertains to this:
- Si5351 on main board, not on Raduino/Teensyduino/JackAl
If the?Si5351 was on the mainboard, then you can use whatever you want for the CPU board and the it via the I2C interface. It would increase the hackable-ness of the uBitx.
Eric One of the Rasbberry Pi versions could probably be added inside a transceiver case running Linux.? That could replace an Arduino and PC as well.??
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-------- Original message -------- Date: 8/15/18 11:16 PM (GMT-07:00) Subject: Re: [BITX20] Modular uBitx - "Ex: Harmonics"
I have one of these boards.? It requires a PC plus an external sound card. There was talk of another board to replace the PC part and display etc, but I don't think anything has come of that. glenn vk3pe
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