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Total agreement here.? Amateur radio - elmering, helping each other out, and so on - there used to be a code of conduct, which is a good thing. ? I think it's still published and in the handbook,

Fabian, I am not familiar with your particular display or the CEC software. Perhaps someone else can respond here after looking at the photo of your display in your previous post, and tell you if it

Kees noted that you can't actually ground through C11 but rather R13- despite of my attempt to. :) I'll switch that up this evening. John KC9OJV

Sounds like drive issues and not enough current.? Also 3:5 Turns may be a bit steep try 3:4 or 2:3. Don't forget you have the fets standing on those long legs at at low impedance loads those legs are

Hello Jerry! Very much thanks and that is nice to hear these kind of post, i looking forward now and every post like this, which gives me good information is very nice! ok when put the I2C board away

Just one step at a time ....Did replace R97 and R98 (47 ohm) on the mosfets gates with 10K resistors ...Improved drive and output? And likely more instability.? Your getting more because the drivers

Skip, I revised the board to add a 9th relay as shown in the picture. 73 Kees K5BCQ

If you have room enough I would look to reasonably efficient wire antennas such as a G5RV, Doublet and I have seen a very cheap new small tuner from MFJ, don't remember the exact model, I think it is

I have the Wonder wand 750 minature loop antenna. from Radio World uk. Tunes 7mhz to 50mhz. Excellent indoor antenna when propagation good. John vo1jcc.

I bought twoToycom-45E2BF from N2CBU and two T45U15BG from another eBay seller, the specifications are slightly different but at least I have selection to choose from. Thanks for figuring this out

How about a pic of the 'very attractive' case?

Funny Iso, I also have one that works very well too. Maybe Vince’s SWR meter has had the golden screwdriver inside it. And if he ran a KW into it the diodes might be fried or the load resistors too.

Hi Jim: We ran into a similar problem. "Raw" EEPROM on a "real" Nano (and most clones) is initialized to 0xFF for each EEPROM byte. However, you can't always depend on that. Our solution was to

Marty Sorry for my belated reply. I've been looking for some new topics these days. I was also a bit busy because I was in charge of new courses. I think you have a fully equipped Standalone DSP

I fully agree with Robert 'my experience of using CB meters is if they're the parallel-strip kind (very common), they may loose some sensitivity at the low end. Otherwise, they did a fair to good job

Hi Gang, I just like to point out that although I only use these at HF, I have been using them for 35 years or more, they work fine! There are only a few technology used to measure standing weight

Nice adaptation of the second filter Glen. Skip Davis, NC9O

Yes, it will need a cap! The PCB layout should have one. Raj

One possibility is the software may be thinking you are using a paddle. Did you wire up the key with one of the resistors in series or without a resistor? When using a paddle the factory firmware uses

If the filterboard replace R27 will not the two turn winding drain the DC bias CW operation to ground. Block capacitor needed?