Re: uBitx as IF rig for transverter
John
Well one step is to remove and bypass the pa devices. One can imagine the transmit drive will reduce to the vicinity of what you seek. I would use search engine ubitx transverse to see what has
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Curt
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Re: Specan Revisited
Thank you for your help.? Have started installation of the 5351-- have an Adafruit board on hand.? Some other priorities have intervened but will report back when there is some progress.
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David
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David Cooper KV4FP
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Re: RF power transistor
Richard, Don
I have tested a few transistors and will send them out to you. Please sent me your address in e-mail.
All others will have to wait a couple of month, I am going on? a business trip,
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John Cunliffe W7ZQ <n2nep@...>
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Re: Search 433,9 mhz transformer
What is the pri / sec ratio you are looking for?
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John Cunliffe W7ZQ <n2nep@...>
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Re: Search 433,9 mhz transformer
If you are just looking for a coupling transformer that will couple signals
at
433.9 MHZ, then you could build your own with just a few turns for primary
and secondary.
I suspect what you may be
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Arv Evans
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Re: uBitx as IF rig for transverter
You need to keep the PA operating within its linear range. Turning down
the bias
may make it operate in its non-linear range. Take a look at the load line
diagram
in the device datasheet to see how
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Arv Evans
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Re: uBitx as IF rig for transverter
he can turn down "drive" to get lower output
turning down bias makes distorcion (clas c and not class a or class ab)
so drive lower ... yes ... bias lower ... no
in fact a higher bias gives cleaner
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Siegfried Jackstien
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Re: Search 433,9 mhz transformer
Thanks John for your answer
PB:? ?i don't found any reference for a 433,9 mhz transformer !
some ideas
cdt
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Gerard
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Re: uBitx as IF rig for transverter
John - Couldn't you just turn down the PA BIAS until you get the output you need?
73,
Justin
KI5GKD
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Justin Bowser - KI5GKD
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Re: uBitx as IF rig for transverter
John, realizing it¡¯s not quite what you are asking for you might take a
look at the Transverter-Store attenuator board. It¡¯s got on board in/out
switching and is only 20 bucks shipped. I went
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Scott McDonald
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uBitx as IF rig for transverter
Ordering a uBitx v6 Thursday to use as a transverter rig for a transverter that needs between 1 mW to 750 mW input on 10m.? Anybody have any suggestions on how to mod the uBitx to limit output to
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John Kemker <kemkerj3@...>
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Re: Search 433,9 mhz transformer
Mini circuits, or if you want to do filter use one of the cheap Murata or similar ceramic filters.
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John Cunliffe W7ZQ <n2nep@...>
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Desk Mic for ubitx
A cheap desk mic for ubitx in Nuts & Volts
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SP Bhatnagar
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Re: Search 433,9 mhz transformer
Hello,
Yes, I know TinySA, but the goal here is more educational on construction and development. Doing with your hands is more rewarding than buying at all.
This will be for the next long winter
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Gerard
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Re: Search 433,9 mhz transformer
what about using an arduino and control a si chip as a tuneale clock like we du in bitx
depending what clock you use (and if you add a clock divider to a faster unit) you can do wide or narrow
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Siegfried Jackstien
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Search 433,9 mhz transformer
Hello,
Do you know where to find a 433.9 mhz transformer like TOKO case in Europe? or how to do one?
It¡¯s possibly for this montage. Nothing decided.
Un analyseur de spectre pour oscilloscope
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Gerard
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Re: RF power transistor
John, I'm part of a brave group building homebrew simple transceiver.? If you have one or two left, I and the group would put them to good use?
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Don - KM4UDX
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Re: S-Meter with AGC circuit, help!
Hi Evan,
OK all clear now.
Unfortunately even in FAST position (the position I normally use), it looks quite slow, but that's not such a big issue.
Thanks
Giuseppe
IZ4JUK
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Giuseppe IZ4JUK
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Re: S-Meter with AGC circuit, help!
Hi Giuseppe,
You should see a change from the Fast to the Slow setting of the AGC corresponding to the speed of the S Meter update.? The value you are measuring in the S Meter function is the bias
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Evan Hand
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Re: uBitx V3 parts size
Sounds like Gary is affirming 1206 sized resistors.
Many of us found that c81 needs to be experimentally determined, as its part of an equalization network. Mine without Allison's redesign needed
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Curt
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