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Bruce, The MFJ is handy but its far from calibrated in frequency. Allison --------------------------------- No direct email, it goes to bit bucket due address harvesting in groups.IO

Fellow Utix v6 users.? I have a new v6 radio I am trying to determine if it is properly working.? I am unable to pick up wwv signals so I am calibrating using a mfj 259b as a signal source.? I have

The ‘clacks’ are most likely radiated noise and not conducted. This is normal. Dale W4OP Sent: Thursday, July 9, 2020 1:09 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [BITX20] Building a 12V Supply Board

It's definitely coming from the mains, if I switch off the soldering iron I get a <clack> on the audio of the radio, if I switch off the main light switch in the room I get an extremely loud <CLACK>.

Hi, I would agree that a noisy power supply should be tamed at the power supply. I will suggest looking at the schematics of PC switching power supplies and focus on the filtering circuits that

Peter, Before you go through the trouble of building in the "noise" filter, I would first verify that the noise is coming from the 12 supply.? The best way to do that is to test the noise level on

I believe that Sarma has hit on the most probable cause.? I have had issues with the antenna pins coming loose, so the red power lead to the mainboard is a good candidate.? If you add the leakage

Hi all, I want to build a dedicated power supply board mounted to the back of the case and remove the regulator that is currently on the raduino, I also want to try to "clean" as much noise as

Appears loose pins on the 3 wire power plug. Especially if Red wire is loose and some leakage current on the brown Tx wire somewhere could be an answer for 3.5mA Sarma vu3zmv wrote:

Not sure I understand bypassing the diode.? Per the wire up instructions, the supplied diode is to be used for reverse voltage protection, and if you wired it per the instructions then bypassing the

Hi Evan Thanks for your reply. I have checked the voltage form the power supply and it is 12.3 v. I bypassed the diode in case there was a problem there but still came up with the same result of 3.5ma

Ray, There are 7 2n3904 transistors that should be on in a linear bias plus the LM386 audio amp when in receive.? If you have wired the power correctly (the RED wire is the +12volts to everything

Hi Ted Thanks for the reply. No the Raduino was not connected the picture in the documents doesn’t have it connected Regards Ray Sent: Thursday, 9 July 2020 11:24 AM To: [email protected] Subject:

That's what it should read when the finals have had their bias adjusted iirc

Yeah, I don't know what bloat was added, but there's a reason I called out the specific IDE version in the Readme file :) Reed

Hi, Ray. Is the Raduino connected? Ted

Hi I purchased a V5 last year and am only now starting to put it together. I have wired up the DC power plug as per the instructions and the instructions tell me if I apply 12v it should draw between

All compiles fine under 1.8.9... the updated libs in 1.8.13 seem to cause bloating...

What version of Arduino are people using to compile this ? Thanks!

Dale, Correct save for NOS abounds and also poor quality copies. Its more be wary and careful. Allison --------------------------------- No direct email, it goes to bit bucket due address harvesting