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Re: Antenna Analyzer problems.
Looks like the dummy load is not good or you have a lossy connector etc. Change the interconnecting coax cable and see. A photo of the dummy and interconnect will help us! Raj
By Raj vu2zap · #34412 ·
Re: General Si5351 Question - Pi?
Streams intersecting - I Like it! This 'Pi thing' was little more than an idea of mine, though others had been thinking likewise and have taken it further and faster than I'd envisaged. It's a joy to
By Dexter N Muir · #34411 ·
Re: General Si5351 Question - Pi?
Hi all! I'am working (poorly less time atm) on this project, too: - Zero W (~13 EU with shipping) - 3.5" Touch LCD 480x320 (~11EU... SPI, not HDMI) - digital rotary encoder for tuning (much cheaper
By Stephan Lauffer <lauffer@...> · #34410 ·
Re: Antenna Analyzer problems.
Hey all, Well me and a fellow HAM from my club have made some more progress into building the W8TEE antenna analyzer. Finally the right diodes came in and the build is finished. However on connecting
By Leo de Blaauw · #34409 ·
Re: HELP! #bitx40help
Hi, i used to have the same issue of frequency drift. but after using DDS that problem is solved. -- Thanks Ashok. ------------------------------------------------------- | See My Small Object
By Ashok Shankar Das · #34408 ·
Re: Advanced Speech Processing Options
Have a look at the attached cct. I didn't design it, just built it, and it works great. Cheers John de VK4JWT
By radiomanjwt · #34407 ·
Re: raduino v1.27 released (improved suppression of spurious burst)
You can also get a QRP Labs Si5351 board that fits Jacks board instead of AD9850. It gives you all tree outputs if you want or just one. Cheers, Will
By William Kimber <zl1tao@...> · #34406 ·
Re: General Si5351 Question
I'd guess?Don is running with a faster i2c clock. The Etherkit library supports lots of features we don't happen to need on the Bitx40.
By Jerry Gaffke · #34405 ·
Re: trouble installing raduino_v1.27
Paul, It normally takes 5-10 seconds on my PC. When the upload fails the editor tries for a really long time before timeout. Check if you have the right board and port in the TOOLS menu. The correct
By Raj vu2zap · #34404 ·
Re: General Si5351 Question
Thanks for all the great suggestions. Looks like I have the Etherkit library version 2.01 so I updated to 2.10. This makes a noticeable improvement to around 2.5ms but I can't duplicate Don's results
By W0PWE · #34403 ·
Re: Kit capacitor contents question #bitx40help
The leaded cap goes across two pins of the tuning pot as explained in the wire-up instructions at hfsigs.com Otherwise the operating frequency will jump around. I don't think anybody at hfsigs has
By Jerry Gaffke · #34402 ·
Re: Volume Control Pot
Thank you everybody for your help. Just ordered the proper pot from Adafruit - no RadioShacks left near me. 73 Ben KD2NOU wrote:
By Ben Piecora · #34401 ·
Re: Volume Control Pot
Ben, A is audio taper - log pot. B is linear. B will work but you may not like the way the volume changes when you rotate it! Raj
By Raj vu2zap · #34400 ·
Kit capacitor contents question #bitx40help
I received and unpacked my bitx40 this evening, and included was a surface-mount capacitor inside a hand-cut segment of tape, which seems to match the packing list for "16. 1 x 0.1uf smd capacitor".
By johnamcf@... · #34399 ·
Re: 80 Meters on BITX40?
I have done some more tests with a spectrum analyser, and measured the following levels with a 470pf cap across L7 in the LPF, and a 470pf cap from the left side of L1 to the right side of L3 in the
By radiomanjwt · #34398 ·
Re: Volume Control Pot
If i remember correctly, the ¡°A¡± and the ¡°B¡± prefix designates if it is a linear taper or a logarithmic taper. You should be able to google which is which. Dr. William J. Schmidt - K9HZ J68HZ
By K9HZ · #34397 ·
Volume Control Pot
Hello Everybody, just wondering is the 10K pot that has the switch on it a regular, 10K pot or is it special because it says "A10K" on it and all the pots I have in the parts bin say "B10K" would that
By Ben Piecora · #34396 ·
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By John P <j.m.price@...> · #34395 ·
Re: raduino v1.27 released (improved suppression of spurious burst)
I'm still new to all of this and don't know the history, but it seems like a separation of "core" and "bells-and-whistles" would be nice. Perhaps some kind of modular design that makes it easy for
By David Arthur · #34394 ·
Re: raduino v1.27 released (improved suppression of spurious burst)
There already is a 2nd platform: Jack¡¯s Arduino Mega 2560 Mini based board. It does use an AD9850 instead of the Si5351, so using it as BFO would not be an option. But maybe the two platforms can
By Karl Heinz Kremer, K5KHK · #34393 ·