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Re: How to use cheap Chinese Arduinos that come with with CH340G / CH341G Serial/USB chip (Windows & Mac OS-X) ¡¤ by Konstantin Gredeskoul (@kig)
I ve at least 3 Chinese nano boards from various sellers, working fine with arduino ide and windows 8.1 (the only problem I have : it need to be run as administrator -giving strange messages when
By f1mqj · #57538 ·
Re: Modular uBitx - "Ex: Harmonics"
I have come out of surgery now, and I think I¡¯ll be home tonight and may be able to construct voltage divider on my Heathkit Cantenna to get a attenuated signal that I can further attenuate on
By Gordon Gibby <ggibby@...> · #57537 ·
Re: How to use cheap Chinese Arduinos that come with with CH340G / CH341G Serial/USB chip (Windows & Mac OS-X) ¡¤ by Konstantin Gredeskoul (@kig)
As a linux user the whole problem of drivers is actually transparent for me. For Win10 it was a major pain and I went with a (real not clone) FSTV232-3v3 cable to sidestep the whole thing.? It
By ajparent1/kb1gmx · #57536 ·
Re: How to use cheap Chinese Arduinos that come with with CH340G / CH341G Serial/USB chip (Windows & Mac OS-X) ¡¤ by Konstantin Gredeskoul (@kig)
There is a design out there to use any Arduino as ICSP ( I have one I made up) and that can be used to load a boot loader or entire program as desired. Also I have a commercial in circuit programmer
By ajparent1/kb1gmx · #57535 ·
Re: New Group Specifically for "Homebrew Test Equipment"
Giles Okay. I have one other volunteer for moderator. I will let you both know when I get the group up and functioning. Probably only a couple of days until that happens. Arv _._ wrote:
By Arv Evans · #57534 ·
Re: new build
arrl dot net
By Jay - WS4JM · #57533 ·
Re: Modular uBitx - "Ex: Harmonics"
Alan, You hit the high and low points well.? The biggest thing is we have a known fail. We believe its due to layout. Its not easily fixed for most. ? Your not the only one that wrote that as well
By ajparent1/kb1gmx · #57532 ·
Re: new build
ws4jm@...,?for some reason did not post
By Jay - WS4JM · #57531 ·
Re: Intermodulation Performance
Warren, The -30dbc for IMD of third order is good.? Whats no so good is only 2W. It was actually hard to find that data for a lot of the QRP/low power radios. For many it doesn't exist.?? I never
By ajparent1/kb1gmx · #57530 ·
Re: QRP SWR meter recommendation? #ubitx
I have one I built and was thinking of giving it a go.? Glad to see others feel the same way.?? Perfect for the band and power range. 73, KM4OLT Michael
By Michael Monteith · #57529 ·
Intermodulation Performance
I am unable to achieve IMD products at -30 dBc or better at any power level above 2 watts. I have searched this board and do not find IMD measurements. What Is the consensus on acceptable IMD levels
By Warren Allgyer <allgyer@...> · #57528 ·
Re: New Group Specifically for "Homebrew Test Equipment"
I can help moderate the new forums(s). I'm an electrical engineer and Extra class ham. Jim
By Jim Myers · #57527 ·
Re: #ubitx LTspice shootout results. #ubitx
Advantage of Spice simulators is that you can define, or re-define, the parameters of a specific component, or components. Almost everything is programmable. This lets us use Spice simulations for
By Arv Evans · #57526 ·
Re: New Group Specifically for "Homebrew Test Equipment"
Hi Arv Yes Arv, in these conditions I want to be moderator. I will call the real technicians when the questions will exceed my abilities to answer. 73 QRO for F1BFU
By F1BFU - Fr - 79 · #57525 ·
Re: A modern AD or SI5351/570 for an old dial !
Jack, Wearing my KISS hat! 73 Bob GM4CID
By Robert McClements <gm4cid@...> · #57524 ·
Re: New Group Specifically for "Homebrew Test Equipment"
Gilles F1BFU Thanks for your comments. Moderators do not have to be technical specialists. The task of moderating a discussion group seems more like "herding cats" than verifying technical claims. The
By Arv Evans · #57523 ·
Re: QRP SWR meter recommendation? #ubitx
Sorry guys. A Typo on my ZM-2 recommendation. If you ¡°do not¡± need a metered SWR display. The tune to a dim LED works great except in direct sunlight. In this case I use a small shade.
By Zachary Ledbetter · #57522 ·
Re: QRP SWR meter recommendation? #ubitx
I would also recommend the ZM-2 tuner if you do need a SWR meter reading. It has a resistive bridge to protect your rig, very fast to tune, and the range is amazing. You could likely tune to low SWR
By Zachary Ledbetter · #57521 ·
Re: QRP SWR meter recommendation? #ubitx
Hi Mike, The tuner itself does not care how much power you use to 'set' it as long as it isn't *more* than it can handle. It is not impressed if your TX can pin the needle or not. If your uBitx will
By Bill Cromwell · #57520 ·
Re: New Group Specifically for "Homebrew Test Equipment"
Dennis I will keep you in mind for a Moderator. I'm still working on a few loose ends and then will be back on the new test equipment group effort. Thanks again, Arv _._
By Arv Evans · #57519 ·