Re: A solution to the noisy hot 5V buck regulator
Hi David,
I only recently found out about these regulators. I would have liked to try one on my uBitx V6 but had already found a third party vendor that sold the Raduino board with a completely
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Joel Caulkins/N6ALT
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#109496
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uBITX V6 AGC
Does anyone know of somebody that still sells AGC kits for the uBITX V6?
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Aaron K5ATG ( http://k5atg.com )
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Aaron K5ATG
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#109495
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Re: Homebrew SBITX LPF board
Well, I am impressed. My homebrew experience from scratch is quite
limited. Sourcing parts is so much different now than when I began ham
radio. No more local radio shack stores, but internet parts
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Scotty R
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#109494
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Re: Homebrew SBITX LPF board
Thanks Farhan, I have that as well and after I chat last week it is now in line on both TX and RX.
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Dean Souleles
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#109493
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Re: Homebrew SBITX LPF board
You also need a 30mhz cut off LPF at the mixer output
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Ashhar Farhan
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#109492
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Homebrew SBITX LPF board
Well waiting for my 12MHz crystal to come in from Mouser I decided to build the switched low pass filter board. I spent some time looking at the schematic and reading all the notes about how the diode
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Dean Souleles
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#109491
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Re: sBITX V3 Toolbox and Web GUI
#sBitx
Thank you for your help, it looks like that fixed the problem.
Yet another example why the BITX radios are awesome and the BITX community is even better.
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Aaron K5ATG ( http://k5atg.com )
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Aaron K5ATG
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#109490
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Re: A solution to the noisy hot 5V buck regulator
I have one on the bench waiting to go in myself. thanks for the lead.
I notice a slight flicker and some noise on the waterfall display when there is it's mostly white on the screen and the PI ramps
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Jon / W2JON
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#109489
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Re: SBITX rev 2 kit Info S/N 0096
I also found this in my archive.
/g/BITX20/message/102663
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Evan
AC9TU
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Evan Hand
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#109488
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Re: SBITX rev 2 kit Info S/N 0096
This is the first document outlining the change to the DE power amp stages and adding the Diode T/R switch.
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Evan
AC9TU
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Evan Hand
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#109487
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Re: A solution to the noisy hot 5V buck regulator
Joel,
just ordered 2 off feabay.
Im going to use them on a couple of my ubitxes v6
73
David
ac9xh
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david todd
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#109486
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Re: FreeDV 1.9.8 Audio plumbing question...
I can see the older release shows the API as ALSA and the names under that are along the lines of
Loopback: PCM (hw:x,[0-3])
Just as I expected to see in the newer version..
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Jon / W2JON
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#109485
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Re: A solution to the noisy hot 5V buck regulator
Joel,
Sounds like u found the fountain of no noise .HI HI. Have u tried this converter in small qrp gear that has multi board builds? Just curious .
I never used this particular regulator. Will have
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david todd
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#109484
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FreeDV 1.9.8 Audio plumbing question...
Hey gang. I've just compiled FreeDV 1.9.8 on the sBitx but I'm having trouble with the sound plumbing.
Has anyone got a good handle on how these loopbacks work? It doesn't matter which I choose I
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Jon / W2JON
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#109483
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Re: SBITX rev 2 kit Info S/N 0096
would anyone in the states volunteer to upgrade mine> (for a fee of course.)
vince
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Vince N2AIE
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#109482
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Re: A solution to the noisy hot 5V buck regulator
Hi David,
What makes this particular regulator so quiet is all that filtering is already done for you internally, that was the reason I decided to use it. More filtering couldn't hurt
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Joel Caulkins/N6ALT
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#109481
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Re: A solution to the noisy hot 5V buck regulator
Gordon,
No, the Drok regulator I'm recommending is fixed at 5.2V which is perfect for running the Rasp Pi 4.
Joel
N6ALT
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Joel Caulkins/N6ALT
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#109480
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Re: A solution to the noisy hot 5V buck regulator
Dave and all,
This might sound redundant, but i usually place bypass ceramic caps like barry mentioned is quite helpful and also insert ferrite beads on the input to the converter, just like i do on
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david todd
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#109479
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Re: sBitx mitigation of hearing deficits / Science Fair Fertile Ground For High School Mathematicians
I have the Shokz OpenComm model. I wear it like I wear my glasses. When I
wake up, I put them both on, and when I go to bed I take them both off. I
barely notice I'm wearing them when I'm not actively
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Gwen Patton
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#109478
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Re: A solution to the noisy hot 5V buck regulator
These things are adjustable right? it looks like there’s a blue potentiometer on the bottom, right? I ordered one. Exactly what voltage do you sent them to?
Gordon Kx4z
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Gordon Gibby KX4Z
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#109477
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