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Thank you guys, but I already had a series of adapters, series of of BNC attenuators, a 6 dB N rated at 2 watts and heathkit Cantenna with a homemade attenuator and now a commercial 50 W dummy load

This utube sight has several videos on DIY test gear and dozens on radio repair. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RLwZFlP9wr8

W8TEE designed this dummy load and published it on a webpage (which now seems inactive.) and QST magazine

I use gqrx on my Ubuntu laptop. I've written several Perl and wxPerl applications that use the UDP interface to implement various scanner functions. The UDP interface implements a subset of the rigctl

Hi guys it's Kelly I'm thinking of trying to add to Standalone signal analyzer to my ubitx. I have added a buck converter from 12 volts down to 5.1 volts at 3A. I currently have it successfully

I bought a new old stock Cobra CB mic for $5 and gutted it. ?I used the original switch that came with the mic and used the element that came with the uBitx kit and put a 4 pin mic connector on the

Hi Evan, I created a small test amplifier on a breadboard to test the uBitx LM386 in isolation. It still works fine. It was an interesting learning experience to build this test

Correction: The 2000 ohm 3 Watt resistor is Mouser 283-2.0K-RC

Could simply replace the Nano clone on the Raduino with a Raspberry Pi Zero. Easier to keep all software on one processor, no need to communicate with another processor.? Would need to port the uBitx

I'm not so sure there is much point in buying a special high power 20dB attenuator. Even at 10 Watts, a 20dB attenuator would be rather expensive. You probably already have a 50 ohm dummy load

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I have a Siglent that I have been wanting to find time to throw the uBitx on. Time is something I have in short supply right now. ;) I'll let the group know once I find some time.

tors 11 apr. 2019 kl. 15:13 skrev Jack Purdum via Groups.Io <jjpurdum= [email protected]>:

There is a uBitx "keying" board by W0EB on QRP Guys, might be relevant to your issue. https://qrpguys.com/ubitx-cw-conditioning-adapter 73 Jack KZ5A

We won't hold Gordon to making great advances with the acquisition of? this nice tool, but bonne voyage on having the dBs and MHz's presented.? (Okay he is welcome to further solve the v3 and v4

My fix for sticky controls I have had rf on the ptt on 20. SWR was 1:1 My solution was to put a choke on the mic wires inside the box. Can imagine that using a small toroid on the key wires would

Gordon, Congrats, you will learn a lot from an analyser. You will also need some attenuators and dummy load type power attenuators. A 30db power attenuator rated for more than 100W will suffice

The RasPi has heaps of GPIO too - I'm wondering if the likes of a 'zero' could take some of the 'control ' and display functions from the Raduino? Would/could I^2C tie them? There must be a heap of

Happy to say running shielded wires and making sure metal contacts like mic plug is grounding to case and everything else. I am not hearing any RF in the CW delay on my antenna.

There is piHPSDR too… Probably more common. It’s being used by most for the Radioberry currently. https://github.com/g0orx/pihpsdr Sent: Thursday, April 11, 2019 10:33 PM To: