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Re: More questions
Allard, The issue is not with your software. I am using a stripped down version of code that I don't think was even for the Raduino (originally from Ron PA3FAT) that uses a rotary encoder and I
By Kelly Jack · #33802 ·
Re: Quantum Indians
Thanks for the Video Bill! In '69 I met Sir Raman and along with Balu Balakrishnan attended many lectures on Radio Astronomy. Mrs. Raman was related to Balu and she called us over when there was
By Raj vu2zap · #33801 ·
Re: More questions
Simon, which software? The v1.26 released last night? 73 Allard PE1NWL
By Allard PE1NWL · #33800 ·
Re: More questions
Hi all, I tried the software with PTTsense to A0 with the normal PTT circuit and could still see a carrier burst on both push and release of PTT on a scope. Think I will have to run it through the
By Kelly Jack · #33799 ·
Re: Quantum Indians
I met chandrashekhar once I had no idea who he was my elmer arun, VU2OZ introduced me to him as 'the astronomer guy'. He sat on the sofa drinking his south indian filter coffee from a steel tumbler,
By Ashhar Farhan · #33798 ·
Re: I made a mistake
Thanks Mike. ... *anywhere* but the power pins: VIN, 5V, GND, (REF, 3V3?) ... Not sure of those last 2, they may be intrinsically protected/immune. :) For my part, I'm wary of ESD anywhere near stray
By Dexter N Muir · #33797 ·
Re: ?Raduino v1.26 (eliminate carrier burst, improved calibration method) released
?I sure do appreciate all the efforts you/others have made. I downloaded 1.24 a while back and it made night and day difference in my bitx40!!! (versus original stock software). gordon gibby kx4z
By Gordon Gibby <ggibby@...> · #33796 ·
Re: I made a mistake
12V *anywhere* on the Nano will destroy it! Well that¡¯s not strictly correct. There is one exception. Although it¡¯s apparently not connected in the Raduino configuration the Vin pin on the Nano
By K5ESS · #33795 ·
Re: Raduino question.
The Raduino uses the si5351 clock generator, outputs from si5351 have just a series cap where they leave the raduino. Datasheet here: ?https://www.silabs.com/documents/public/data-sheets/Si5351-B.pdf
By Jerry Gaffke · #33794 ·
Bandpass filter
There is a also design of BPF with lower losses. Have a look at http://www.wa0itp.com/bpf_bandpass_filters.html Happy bitxing Bhatnagar VU2SPF
By SP Bhatnagar · #33793 ·
?Raduino v1.26 (eliminate carrier burst, improved calibration method) released
Hi, I've just released raduino v1.26, download it from https://github.com/amunters/bitx40 ( https://github.com/amunters/bitx40 ) New in this release: * Rearranged the menu structure, skip menu items
By Allard PE1NWL · #33792 ·
Re: Use of BitX40 for WSJT-X
Has anyone tried modifying the WSJT-X software to invert the tones so that e.g. JT65 transmissions on LSB are equivalent to ones on USB??? -Dan Fay
By Daniel Fay · #33791 ·
Raduino question.
I was wondering what the output of the Raduino is?? In particular is the output enough to drive an SBL-1 or an ADE-1 between 7 and 28Mhz? Any info greatly appreciated.? ? Ian.
By Ian Gerard · #33790 ·
Re: I made a mistake
12V *anywhere* on the Nano will destroy it! though the A... and D... leads are the most susceptible. D7, with C130, is *supposed* to be a snubber for K1's back-emf on release of PTT, but is only that
By Dexter N Muir · #33789 ·
Reminder - Maker¡¯s Net on Echolink
A new net devoted to Makers (DIYers, homebuilders) has started up on Echolink conference node 9229 (*TECHLINK*).?All those interested in building their own ¡°stuff¡± are invited.?The net is on
By K5ESS · #33788 ·
Re: Issues
Just a few minutes from the time you posted the above about hearing some digital, I was pumping some digital at 10 watts, from the bitx, your direction. It makes a fine data radio too. Who knows, you
By Randy W5ZJ · #33787 ·
Re: Standoff question
I use M3 Nylon and Brass spacers, nuts, and screws from Amazon and have had absolutely no problems with them. I look for a vendor that allows a selection of both sizes and lengths so they all come
By N7PXY <hickspj467@...> · #33786 ·
Re: Avoid generic subject lines
I second the motion! -- John - WA2FZW
By John P <j.m.price@...> · #33785 ·
Avoid generic subject lines
Peeps, Given the large number of mails, i much like manh others tend to skip mails that have subject lines like "issue" or 'my problem'. It would be best if the subject line describes the problems as
By Ashhar Farhan · #33784 ·
Re: Bandpass filter
You can do multiband quite simply with juat two sets of filters : 1. Make on set tunable from 14 mhz to 30 mhz with a ployvaricon or any two section broadcast variable capacitor. 2. The second
By Ashhar Farhan · #33783 ·