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I'm listening on 7277. I can hear one station way down in the noise. Mike WB2BLJ

I'm on 7277. Hear someone very weak! -- John - WA2FZW

Marco, Thank you for your answers. I still able to receive, and it looks like sensetivity of the receiver goes up now. But i have no tools to measure it. I adjust RV136 to the top (as drawn in a

these inos were set up for the mega so you might have to adjust eprom size

sorry I meant to send erase eprom ino

attached read eprom ino

Also the 4 corner mounting holes are sometimes off between displays by as much as a half millimeter. Had problems replacing a couple due to this. W0EB

Not sure what sketches he loaded? But Ian and I agreed that our sketches would NOT usethe original firmware EEPROM locations for anything other than what they were originally used for.? Anything we

You might dump that EEPROM clearing sketch in the files section for future use by others… Dr. William J. Schmidt - K9HZ J68HZ 8P6HK ZF2HZ PJ4/K9HZ VP5/K9HZ PJ2/K9HZ Owner - Operator Big

Should be plug compatible, but note that I've found that different brands/colours of 1602 displays may be slightly differently size, so it may be too tight or sloppy in your existing front panel

That's great! -- Mike Woods mhwoods@...

Yes, this display will work, Jack is also right, I switched to blue back to white letters. Word of caution... 16 pin male pins out the back of the display will plug in directly to the board no

Yvon It is helpful to have the EEPROM values maintained after a new software load for most of us, but not in your case!?? Not having to recalibrate, retune the BFO, enter CW autokey messages, etc.

As long as you're going to replace it, you might check to see if there is an I2C versions, or at least add that board, as that would free up some I/O pins on the Nano for other things. Jack, W8TEE

are you still able to receive? does it transmit now? current doesn't always go to 1 amp. That can be adjusted by RV136. This is the drive level. how much output power are you seeing? Marco -

Michael, and others... Much of the present day Raduino software uses EEPROM to store variables and readings that do not change often. This facilitates using that memory for long-term storage and

I check current of transceiver. Whole transceiver in transmission mode, when speaking - 0.85 - 0.9 amp , PA only in transmission mode, when speaking -0.55 - 0.6 amp. This is in top position of RV136

How would an Eprom become scrambled ? wrote:

Which version are you having problems with ? I am currently using CEC 1.01 and the only problem I'm having is SSB seems to be off about 500khz . I assumed it was something to do with the Raduino

Almost - you'd have to solder on whatever type connector (male pins or female socket) you'd need to mate with your Raduino but otherwise it should work just fine. Order the 5 volt option as 3.3 might