Re: Raduino_v1.13 with scan function released

OZ9AEW

#27134

I think there is something wrong here?:?

? EEPROM.put(24, 0); // mode A (LSB)

? delay(10);

? EEPROM.put(25, 0); // mode B (LSB)

? delay(10);

line 1323 to line 1326

Re: Raduino_v1.13 with scan function released

OZ9AEW

#27133

Allard PE1NWL
the software you made have ( nearly ) everything needed and even more then I needed !
do dought that I want BFO controlled bye the SI5351 and 19 MHz instead of 5 MHz !
but at the same time....... if it is posebly to avoid Menu's it will be my style !
Bleep's and save_freq is not what I want, but it is easy to remove unwanted feature

Re: W8TEE TFT/VFO Board from FDIM talk

#27132

I would like 2 boards also.

Thanks,
Lou? W2ROW

Re: Raduino_v1.13 with scan function released

#27131

Wow that looks impressive Jack!

I haven't studied the manual yet (just looked through it briefly) but as I
understand it involves quite a few hardware mods.
Will your new code also still work on a standard unmodified BITX40 board?
Or is it a dedicated sketch for your mods?

73 Allard PE1NWL

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On Sat, May 27, 2017 05:14, Jack Purdum via Groups.Io wrote:
Allard:
The mods I did, as described in the manual I sent out earlier today, does
use a rotary encoder for tuning and other functions. I will be releasing
that code next week.
Jack, W8TEE

Re: W8TEE TFT/VFO Board from FDIM talk

#27130

Jack,
hope this not late I'd like to reserve 3 boards, if I may...

73's KC5DZH Rodney Whitfield?

Re: Step by step raduino software install instructions

#27129

the web page given by bob comes up in a funny language . Jap or chinese

terry gm4dso

Re: BITX40

Joe Puma

#27128

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Yes I wasn't too worried. The best part of this radio is the wealth of information on mods and support from the online ham community. You really have to start from the Internet when working with this radio and gather all the information you're interested in before you start tinkering.?

Sent from my iPhone

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On May 26, 2017, at 11:15 PM, philip yates <phil@...> wrote:

Documentation is all on the website, think it cuts down on weight for carriage.

Easy enough to print it off.

Phil - G7BZD

On Fri, May 26, 2017 at 11:15 PM, Joe Puma <kd2nfc@...> wrote:
I didn't seem to get any documentation with mine. So I had to make do by going to the website while I was building and I also have some friends in IRC on the ##rtlsdr channel

Sent from my iPhone

> On May 26, 2017, at 5:28 PM, Vince Vielhaber <vev@...> wrote:
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> I'm about to order a BITX40 from HF Signals.? Does it come with the documentation (schematic, parts layout, etc) or is it available for download somewhere?? I looked in the Files section but there doesn't seem to be anything recent enough.
>
> Thanks!
> Vince.
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>? Michigan VHF Corp.? ?? ?
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Re: W8TEE TFT/VFO Board from FDIM talk

#27127

Jack
? I would like 2 boards.
? ? ?Bob
? ? ?KD8CGH

Re: Raduino_v1.13 with scan function released

Jack Purdum

#27126

Allard:

The mods I did, as described in the manual I sent out earlier today, does use a rotary encoder for tuning and other functions. I will be releasing that code next week.

Jack, W8TEE

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From: Allard PE1NWL <pe1nwl@...>
To: [email protected]
Sent: Friday, May 26, 2017 8:46 PM
Subject: Re: [BITX20] Raduino_v1.13 with scan function released

On Sat, May 27, 2017 00:50, davetelling . wrote:
> I realize that that this is really just asking for icing on the cake - but
> any chance of a similar version that uses the encoder for tuning?

My goal is to provide a standard sketch that basically works on a standard
unmodified BITX40. The original BITX40 concept, as you know, is based on a
tuning potentiometer, not on a rotary encoder.

A rotary encoder would require code that is fundamentally different from
the current "standard" software. The whole sketch would need to be
rewritten, but then it would'nt work anymore on a standard board - it is
therefore not in my development scope, sorry.

73 Allard PE1NWL

Re: BITX40

philip yates

#27125

Documentation is all on the website, think it cuts down on weight for carriage.

Easy enough to print it off.

Phil - G7BZD

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On Fri, May 26, 2017 at 11:15 PM, Joe Puma <kd2nfc@...> wrote:

I didn't seem to get any documentation with mine. So I had to make do by going to the website while I was building and I also have some friends in IRC on the ##rtlsdr channel

Sent from my iPhone

> On May 26, 2017, at 5:28 PM, Vince Vielhaber <vev@...> wrote:
>
>
> I'm about to order a BITX40 from HF Signals.? Does it come with the documentation (schematic, parts layout, etc) or is it available for download somewhere?? I looked in the Files section but there doesn't seem to be anything recent enough.
>
> Thanks!
> Vince.
> --
>? Michigan VHF Corp.? ?? ?
>? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?
>
>
>

Re: W8TEE TFT/VFO Board from FDIM talk

Jack Purdum

#27124

No, the only reason I said that was I have no clue what the cost would be to ship to other countries. Let's do this:

Pay for US postage regardless of where you are in the world. I will send you your order. If the postage charge on the order is greater than expected, you pay the additional charge. For example, lets assume that 1 board shipped in the US is $6.50. My best guess right now is that it's going to cost me $0.72 postage to send a board anywhere in the US. Let's further say that you live in Australia and the postage on the outside of the package is $1.72 (US). You would then send me an additional $1 for the additional postage cost.?

It's an honor system, but it's the only way I can think of that doesn't delay shipping your board.

Jack, W8TEE

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Jack

Are you only able to ship CON US?

Ken VA3ABN

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On May 26, 2017 5:28 PM, "Jack Purdum via Groups.Io" <econjack=[email protected]> wrote:

All:

Attached is the manual that will go with the TFT/VFO PCB that I am making available. I suggest that you read through it to determine if you want to build it. The manual only talks about the TFT/VFO board. The AGC, CW mode, and speech compressor will be on a separate board. I've also attached a schematic, and BOM for the board. I have a limited amount of the boards and will announce their cost after I package one up and take it to the post office to see what it costs to send it. That won't be cheap as the PO requires it to be Parcel Post rather than First Class.

The way I'd like to do this:

On Monday I will give you the cost, which will include shipping to the US. If you order more than one board, add $0.20 for each additional board. I will give you a Paypal account for the payment.

Please write an email to me first telling me how many boards you want and the address where to send them. If I have boards left, I will write back with "Yes", whereupon you make your payment after which I'll send the board(s). If I say "No", I'm out of boards so don't make a payment. I may reorder and, if I do, I'll post here that they're back in and we start over.

Read the manual and figure out if your interested. My guess is that the first board will cost $6.00.

72,
Jack, W8TEE

Re: W8TEE TFT/VFO Board from FDIM talk

#27123

Jack,
Please put me down for one board.
Also interested in the AGC/CW/SC board when it becomes available
73, Kevin KB3OMM

W8TEE TFT/VFO Board and where to order

Jack Purdum

#27122

All:

Rather than chew up the bandwidth for this group, I will do all correspondence for the BITX40 PCB at:

? ? W8TEEB40@...

I'll take those who have already written and get ready to process their orders. Also, I may have been confusing on the cost. Tomorrow I'll go to the Post Office to find out what the charge is to mail a single board. If it is less than a $1 (which I expect it will be), the cost for the first board will be $6.50. If you order 2 boards it will be $13.20, 3 boards will be $19.90 (= $6.50 x 3 + 2 x $.20) and so on. To figure out the cost it's $6.50 for each board, plus $.20 additional postage for the 2nd and each subsequent board. If the postage is more than a dollar each, I may have to re-figure the costs.?

I will give the PayPal account to use after I visit the PO tomorrow. Please use the Yahoo account above for correspondence about the board.?

Thanks!

Jack, W8TEE

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From: "bellrossjr@..." <bellrossjr@...>
To: [email protected]
Sent: Friday, May 26, 2017 9:42 PM
Subject: Re: [BITX20] W8TEE TFT/VFO Board from FDIM talk

Hi jack: please reserve 2 PCB for me thank you?
K7RSB Ross Bell

Re: W8TEE TFT/VFO Board from FDIM talk

#27121

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Hello Jack,

Thanks for all your time and work on this B40 project,

Please reserve a pcb for me. And keep me in queue for one of the AGC, CW and speech proc, boards.

Tnx es 72,

Larry K3PEG

On 5/26/2017 5:10 PM, Jack Purdum via Groups.Io wrote:

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All:

Attached is the manual that will go with the TFT/VFO PCB that I am making available. I suggest that you read through it to determine if you want to build it. The manual only talks about the TFT/VFO board. The AGC, CW mode, and speech compressor will be on a separate board. I've also attached a schematic, and BOM for the board. I have a limited amount of the boards and will announce their cost after I package one up and take it to the post office to see what it costs to send it. That won't be cheap as the PO requires it to be Parcel Post rather than First Class.

The way I'd like to do this:

On Monday I will give you the cost, which will include shipping to the US. If you order more than one board, add $0.20 for each additional board. I will give you a Paypal account for the payment.

Please write an email to me first telling me how many boards you want and the address where to send them. If I have boards left, I will write back with "Yes", whereupon you make your payment after which I'll send the board(s). If I say "No", I'm out of boards so don't make a payment. I may reorder and, if I do, I'll post here that they're back in and we start over.

Read the manual and figure out if your interested. My guess is that the first board will cost $6.00.

72,

Jack, W8TEE

Re: Bit of a problem?

#27120

Yeah, it works fine.

Now I have to deal with high SWRs...

73
Brian K2BRZ

Re: W8TEE TFT/VFO Board from FDIM talk

#27119

Hi jack: please reserve 2 PCB for me thank you?
K7RSB Ross Bell

Re: Bit of a problem?

#27118

A-HA! No I get what you're saying. I will have to try that.

Re: Bit of a problem?

ac2pl

#27117

ug, "try" not "tru"

Jeffrey Bonanno, Ph.D., AC2PL
 jeffbonanno@...

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On Fri, 5/26/17, ac2pl via Groups.Io <jeffbonanno@...> wrote:

 Subject: Re: [BITX20] Bit of a problem?
 To: [email protected]
 Date: Friday, May 26, 2017, 9:28 PM

 tru keying the ptt and blowing on the mic or
 giving a nice loud raaaaaadio. no carrier on ssb!

 Jeffrey Bonanno, Ph.D., AC2PL
  jeffbonanno@...

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 On Fri, 5/26/17, Brian D. K2BRZ <kd2iog@...>
 wrote:

  Subject: Re: [BITX20] Bit of a
 problem?
  To: [email protected]
  Date: Friday, May 26, 2017, 9:21 PM

  Yes, which is why I'm
  thinking it's the radio because
 nothing happens on the
  SWR bridge when I key the mic. Either
 that or the unit is
  defective.

  My question is:
  How do I verify it is the radio with
 the problem?

Re: Bit of a problem?

#27116

This is SSB radio there is no carrier to drive the swr bridge. ?I insert an audio tone for checking swr.

Re: Bit of a problem?

M Garza

#27115

How are you generating the audio needed to generate the carrier?? This is a SSB radio, not AM or FM.? There is no carrier until audio is introduced into the mic.? Use a tone generator or function generator app to make a 1 kHz tone and hold it to the mic.? You should see a signal.

Hope this helps

Marco - KG5PRT?

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On May 26, 2017 8:21 PM, "Brian D. K2BRZ" <kd2iog@...> wrote:

Yes, which is why I'm thinking it's the radio because nothing happens on the SWR bridge when I key the mic. Either that or the unit is defective.

My question is: How do I verify it is the radio with the problem?