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Re: Raduino_v1.12 released
Don't listen to me!!! ? Should be Nano-D6. ? On Sat, May 20, 2017 at 06:48 pm, Jerry Gaffke wrote: Triple check how you wired up that connection from Nano-A6 to C107. ? |
Re: Raduino_v1.12 released
Triple check how you wired up that connection from Nano-A6 to C107. ? Measure the resistor you have inline, make sure it is 47k. ?Put a voltmeter across C107, measure the voltage there. ?Compare notes with somebody who has a working rig. ?I'd guess it should be a couple hundred millivolts with key down. ?Zero volts with key up. ? On Sat, May 20, 2017 at 04:46 pm, Joe wrote:
In CWL I actually get about 1/2 watt and in CWU - 0 watt.. ? |
Re: Sending BitX to a Non-Paypal Address
write yo hfsignals@... , quick! On 20 May 2017 12:29 p.m., <alan@...> wrote:
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Re: Raduino_v1.12 released
In CWL I actually get about 1/2 watt and in CWU - 0 watt.. If I speak in the mike I get voice peaks around the 5 watt area - for both lsb and usb. It appears to be working but just way to low ?drive.... Joe? VE1BWV On Sat, May 20, 2017 at 8:35 PM, Allard PE1NWL <pe1nwl@...> wrote: Joe, |
Re: Scan feature, need coding help
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On May 20, 2017, at 17:27, Allard PE1NWL <pe1nwl@...> wrote:
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Re: Raduino_v1.12 released
That carrier is on one of the crystal filter skirts, could be the BFO is too far into the skirt. ?If you are in CW LSB mode, try CW USB mode, and vice versa, that will flip the carrier to the other side of the filter. ?I assume you do get 5 Watts or so when shouting into the mike. On Sat, May 20, 2017 at 04:07 pm, Joe wrote:
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Re: Raduino_v1.12 released
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I did the cw mod. 1. When i i press my cw / key button the display indicates cwtx usb or lsb. that part works. 2. When i press the cw/key button i get a carrier but it is to low 1watt at best. Any suggestions? Thanks Joe VE1BWV On Sat, May 20, 2017, 7:27 AM Allard PE1NWL <pe1nwl@...> wrote:
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Re: Scan feature, need coding help
Sounds like an excellent addon to extend the bitx features Joe On Sat, May 20, 2017, 7:27 PM Allard PE1NWL <pe1nwl@...> wrote:
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Re: Scan feature, need coding help
Nice idea! The way you set things up will only execute the scan() routine once (when you press the FB 4 times). If you are on Github, please create a fork so that I can merge your code once you got it running. |
Scan feature, need coding help
This code does not work.? I have tried it with many minor modifications but have not had any luck getting it to work. I would appreciate any advice. The intent is that clicking the function button 4 times will enter into scan mode, with the scan limits, step and speed hardcoded into the sketch.? Moving the tuner exits scan mode. Add or modify the raduino sketch v1.12 with the following: // at 802 in v1.12 |
Re: Hot transistor on radruino
Hey thanks for all the replies. Now I've got a lot of options to deal with the hot regulator. Makes sense that it's a 7805 for the raduino power. I'll heatsink or attach to my metal chassis for now and then consider some of the mods related to it.? Thanks Fred for clarification on ground potential? 73 Jamie VA3RLF? |
Re: Hot transistor on radruino
¿ªÔÆÌåÓýIt is a 5 volt regulator. It is fed from the 12 volt? source via pin15 of P3. If you are running 13.6 volts to power the radio, it will get hot. I reduced the heat on my first BITx by feeding the source voltage to a 9 volt 3 terminal regulator and feeding the 9 volts to pin 15. ?On my second BITx I replaced the 5 volt regulator on the Raduino with an http://www.ebay.com/sch/mini- 360-buck ?module. I have caps on the input and output side. Made clicks inaudible and runs way cooler. You will have to adjust the voltage on the part prior to installation. I needed a bit more power for a 20X4 display and I use a second one to power a GPS module (they are really cheap!) that guides the SI5351 oscillator and used to display grid square and GPS time. If you are not doing any mods, a heatsink out of an old computer power supply will keep it cooler. Another tact is to remove it from the Raduino board an mount it to a chassis panel. The tab is at ground potential so you can safely mount it to the chassis. ? v/r Fred W4JLE ? ? From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Jamie Rolfe ? Hi? ? There's a 3 legged part sticking out the side of the raduino. It gets hot. I can't see the writing on it without disassembly. I don't know if it's a power transistor or voltage regulator. Anyway, ?does this get hot for anyone else? Anyone heatsink this?? Thanks? 73s? Jamie VA3RLF? |
Re: Hot transistor on radruino
philip yates
Fit a series resistor in the supply lead, mines a 56ohm, now the voltage regulator runs cooler. I did cut the track and insert it on the back of the Raduino PCB as it was easier, also left it standing clear of the PCB. Phil - G7BZD On Sat, May 20, 2017 at 7:24 PM, OZ9AEW <madsen1960@...> wrote:
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Re: Raduino_v1.12 with a Rotary Encoder an Interrupt Question
Jack thanks for the link with the serial information. I am sure it will help. I had a two line serial display working but couldn't get the four line one to work. I blamed it on a defective one because it wouldn't work even with the sample code . I have a couple more but haven't tried them yet. Thanks for your help. |
Re: uk customs
¿ªÔÆÌåÓýAre the DHL folks wearing masks when they deliver? ;-) Mike K5ESS ? From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of philip yates ? I would agree, have had several QRPLabs kits by post and never paid any extra. Ordered a Bitx40 with Raduino, then later ordered another Raduino, never paid any extra. ? So I would certainly go with post rather than DHL. ? Phil - G7BZD ? On Sat, May 20, 2017 at 8:24 AM, terryhugheskirkcudbright via Groups.Io <terryhugheskirkcudbright@...> wrote: seems to be a difference of opinion g7bzd said no bill and 2e0eha paid ?22. is that a difference between gpo and dhl.. Mine is coming via GPO ? Terry GM4DSO ? |