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Re: need tool advice
On Thu, Nov 17, 2022 at 07:08 AM, Mike Johnshoy wrote:
Weller WE1010NAI am using a cheap Chinese clone workstation (Aoyue), it works ok. The only minor issue is that sometimes there is 60Hz hum from the transformer block. For the same money as Weller, you can get a clone, AND an SMD rework tweezer iron. My bench has these two, and a small hot air gun with digital control (also Chinese from Aliexpress). I saw some newer irons with the regulator built right into the handle. You may consider those if your work area is limited. 73, Mike AF7KR |
Re: What's New? NANO every
Adding a external I2C makes code change easier save for adding that hardware.
For me its a likely first way to go as then I can have more EEprom than 1K, that gets rid of a boundary.? ? Doing that for some is out of their reach.? Either way the code changes. Yet doing it in software using existing hardware might be more palatable for non hardware people.? Just saying. -- Allison ------------------ Please use the forum, offline and private will go to bit bucket. |
need tool advice
I am ready to replace my 30 year old low power soldering iron. I think I have 'typical' ham requirements - i need to do some SMD mods on my sBitx boards, and then do PCB kit assembly and some cables.
I think the Weller WE1010NA soldering station looks pretty good. But there seem to be a lot of soldering works station brands I never heard of for much less cost that have more features. Anybody care to guide me towards a good choice? -- Mike - kb2ml |
Re: Convert Bitx20a into a 6m transceiver
Whats forgotten is all the signals and how they can mix unintentionally.
ubitx you have: carrier osc (11.059mhz, 12 before that) SI5351 osc ~25,000,000hz first conversion osc (~56.059 or ~33,941mhz approximately) USB device on nano board 12mhz atmega328u? ?16mhz? figure out all the possible sums and differences... its ghastly. Allison ------------------ Please use the forum, offline and private will go to bit bucket. |
Re: AGC with MAX 9814 again
I have a PDF file I would like to send you if that is OK. Unfortunately I do not have a link for this file. It is of another AGC mod but shows were the connections are. Since it was sent to me directly by the mods creator , I'm not sure if it would be OK to post it here. Max KG4PID
On Thursday, November 17, 2022, 01:40:17 AM CST, Crni Mrki, DK4BN <crnimrki@...> wrote:
HI to all. I have uBITX V6 with Nextion display and CEC Firmware. I made this adapter: https://ubitx.net/2018/02/28/agc-mod/ I am wondering how to connect it to my RIG. Do I need to cut the leads somewhere on the PCB or can it be connected to the existing connectors? Every help is welcome. Thanks. |
AGC with MAX 9814 again
Crni Mrki, DK4BN
HI to all.
I have uBITX V6 with Nextion display and CEC Firmware. I made this adapter: https://ubitx.net/2018/02/28/agc-mod/ I am wondering how to connect it to my RIG. Do I need to cut the leads somewhere on the PCB or can it be connected to the existing connectors? Every help is welcome. Thanks. |
Re: Linear amplifiers for UBITX6 and other QRP transceivers...
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On Nov 13, 2022, at 8:03 PM, ajparent1/kb1gmx <kb1gmx@...> wrote:
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Re: What's New? NANO every
Allison So someone could take what I did and retrofit it to the 1.2 version or just fix the nano every implementation I have. I just have a few things on my plate at moment or I would do it ?;-)
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Re: sBitx #sBitx PA MOD Plan
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Mark,
To make a point. "JPEG has excellent compression methods; a file compressed at ......" and so on. There is another way to say that... are you so stupid as to not be aware of JPG compression?" Yes that patently offensive but certainly the same content and some of the feel. Another way to say that is "We need to compress those images and jpg does that for users with slow feed.". Does the latter have a better feel?? It certainly conveys the need. I think everyone here knows about JPG and its compression capabilities.? Its only a 30 year OLD imaging standard. I would hope that the document would be compressed maybe even zipped for size.? Compression is over 40 years old and goes back the the CP/M days.? However, the initial images are what I was talking about, not the delivery means. They need to be of good quality meaning in focus and close enough for detail so we can use them, all done prior to delivery. We have had a few images that were when enlarged were just to fuzzy to read and left people guessing rather than understanding early mods. Not being picky or grumpy or even a bitch.? One thing is required, what is needed and?to what extent especially for those inexperienced with a soldering tools.? We have an audience that ranges from new operators to experienced engineers.? We need to be able to help those that may feel in over their head.? That includes pulling them up, helping them learn and do, without being condescending. If this seems harsh it was not meant to be, but no question, It needed to be direct. Allison ------------------ Please use the forum, offline and private will go to bit bucket. |
Re: What's New? NANO every
Mark,
That was true, but the Nano Every has so little EEProm you have to use flash to store all that...? But it has 16K more flash. So if you using a part that has limited EEProm you need to look at other capability? to achieve the same result. So 'CEC software would need some work for the flash case.? That can be done likely using similar code. -- Allison ------------------ Please use the forum, offline and private will go to bit bucket. |
Re: Attachment bloat!
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Re: What's New? NANO every
To Dr Lee¡¯s credit, kd8cec does a pretty good job of not wasting Writes to eeprom. For example, the last frequency and mode use on each band and specifically for vfo a and b are stored in eeprom. But the writes are delayed for several seconds to make sure that the frequency was of interest and you were not just scanning.?
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Re: Attachment bloat!
Mike,
I have a thick hide and a strange sense of humor. I though Gerry's comment was kinda funny. I know the forum has no context for attitude or state of the other guy.? Learned that back in the days or Arpanet. Emoticons help but I used to use DCL notation like... Set user /state= sarcasm_on ? ur kiddin!! Set user state= sarcasm_off? -- Allison ------------------ Please use the forum, offline and private will go to bit bucket. |
Re: Attachment bloat!
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Mike N2MS On 11/16/2022 6:32 PM ajparent1/kb1gmx <kb1gmx@...> wrote: |
Re: What's New? NANO every
IF memory serves there is a lib that allows for a reserved area
of flash with wear leveling. With the Nano Every there is 48K of flash minus the bootloader so using a K or two is not a big deal especially if you only copy back if the contents actually changed. Allison ------------------ Please use the forum, offline and private will go to bit bucket. |