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? The ability to change course --- a mark of true character. Cheers, gordon ________________________________ Sent: Monday, April 23, 2018 8:29:23 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [BITX20]

Ian... would you PLEASE consider writing the version number in the file name of the code? That way different versions can be saved easily in the Arduino ISD. Dr. William J. Schmidt - K9HZ J68HZ

Thank you Gordon. Humbled. Max K 4 O D S. I've Never Lost the Wonder. Antique Electronics Site: <http://www.angelfire.com/electronic/funwithtubes/>

I wish to apologize for my statements on the list last night. I'm not going to make excuses. I shouldn't have said what I said and I know it. I'm likely to ask some stupid questions as I go along

Yep, with a #2 on it. Jack, W8TEE

I put a SotaBeams DSP Audio Filter into my BITX40 and it works great. ?I have a 2nd one that I intend to use for my uBITX. If you don't want to fuss with installing it in the rig you can get an

Jack Well said. New tech license holders have a low cost incentive to get their general ticket and be able to join the community without fear of a steep investment. Art - N2AJO

was it yellow? Paul

Back when I was in school, I once wrote an essay with a manual graphite display generator. Jack, W8TEE

I said almost the same thing a day or two ago...it has some really nice features, like a 12-bit ADC (4096 instead of 1024). Another important plus is that it can be programmed and run in the Arduino

I see the complexity and cost growing exponentially. That's fine but I really don't see the uBIT-X as suited for going in that direction.?? It depends.? If you can fabricate a transceiver that

To continue a little further.....I see those who are interested in DSP and other number crunching applications will require a RPi, Teensy 3.5/3.6, or STM32F4xx/STM32F7xxx microcontrollers for

finally after all the years running a stock 20A I’ve done the voltage stabilizing mod and the varactor tuning mod with a 10turn pot, and I think I’ve worked out the L7 windings now to get into the

In keeping in line with Farhan's $100 goal for the Transceiver, I would seriously look at using the "Protoneer" mentioned by some others. It has the "Nano" form factor, is Arduino Zero based, runs at

I made one from two carbon blocks, in a vertical configuration, with a dimpled area and a pencil sharpened at both ends.

Thanks Ron I'll have a look at WeeWx 73 Chris

I'd bet worst case latency on a not seriously loaded RPi is less than the milliseconds it takes us to load a new clock frequency into the si5351 via 100khz i2c. A google for "Rasberry Pi RT" shows

So far I received 10 requests for parts as of now. I have mailed out today 7, the remaining 3 will be in the mail tomorrow. I expect the results to vary, because it if transistor dependent. Please let

Sorry, should have said "sockets" instead of "switches". -Jonathan

Bob, Nice diagram!?? I had a question about your "N/C" notation on the switches.? In some cases the line between the pins marked with N/C is solid and dashed in others.? What is the intent of the