Re: Loud sound on first power-up
#ubitx
m, Check your wiring, probably in the audio connections. Check the stock volume control for proper value etc. r
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Raj vu2zap
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#57627
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Loud sound on first power-up
#ubitx
I'm at last got my uBitx wired up: slightly older (2017 date) board, in out-of-the-box condition with no mods or software updates. Based solely on reading, I believe I might have the TDA2822 problem,
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micah@...
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#57626
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Re: coding
Yes that is true, if I didn't originally learn C on non-optimizing compilers for simple machines and check the "real" code, assembly, to see if C was dong what was expected, I think my understanding
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Tom, wb6b
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#57625
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Re: Nextion 3.2 for CEC 1.097
#ubitx
very nice Darren, thank you very much. Kevin REa K6REA
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Kevin Rea <reakevinscott@...>
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#57624
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Re: coding
Hi Tom: I did look at the assembler output for a similar thing over a year ago and the compiler did make the optimization anyway. I'd be surprised if the GCC didn't make the change you're talking
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Jack Purdum <jjpurdum@...>
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#57623
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Re: Nextion 3.2 for CEC 1.097
#ubitx
I've cleaned up a few things on various screens.? The same download links above should now download the updated versions. Darren
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Darren VE3XLT
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#57622
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Re: Wow... 15 volts in and a bunch out..
For 15.5 nSeconds read 16.5 nSeconds in the input capacitance calc of last post. TF.? Obvious kludge? Simple untuned emitter follower stages in class A will also give the effect of a coupling
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Timothy Fidler <engstr@...>
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#57621
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Re: Wow... 15 volts in and a bunch out..
C'mon Jerry I think you are being a bit harsh.? I stated explicitly that the NN1G design was class C but it introduced? class of chips that people have been dismissive of.??
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Timothy Fidler <engstr@...>
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#57620
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Re: #ubitx Complete shopping list for the ubix
#ubitx
There are other displays available: https://www.buydisplay.com/default/5-inch-tft-lcd-module-800x480-display-controller-i2c-serial-spi 2.8 inch ILI9341 based touch screen display which is widely
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W2CTX
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#57619
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Re: QRP SWR meter recommendation?
#ubitx
So to elaborate on my previous really short reply. I really like the macro, it handles the hardcoding the number of elements issue well. For the definition inside the loop. I may be trusting the
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Tom, wb6b
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#57618
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French translations of installation and user instructions for the #radiuno sketch for
#radiuno
#bitx40
Hi, A team of french operators kindly translated the installation and user instructions for the Raduino sketch for BitX40. I've included them in the Raduino repository on Github:
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Allard PE1NWL
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#57617
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Re: Wow... 15 volts in and a bunch out..
Hi Allison, It was not clear in my post that I was not expecting the increased voltage to fix the harmonics and replace the needed fixes to output filters and such, but only to help with the drive to
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Tom, wb6b
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#57616
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Re: Bitx40 Specifications?
I meant stock.? I went back and fired it up.? It went from a few below 7.05 - 7.5Mhz.? Which makes sense.? That was with Raduino V1.01.? Getting ready to load a newer version.?? Thanks 73,
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Michael Monteith
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#57615
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#ubitx Complete shopping list for the ubix
#ubitx
Needing help from all! Attached as a .PDF and LibreOffice Spreadsheet. Please provide input!! Goal is to make it into a club project, simplified as much as possible. Thanks, Bo W4GHV since '54
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Bo Barry <bobarr@...>
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#57614
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Re: Wow... 15 volts in and a bunch out..
Yup, I skipped 17m. Also 30m and 60m. Those smaller WARC bands are supported, go for it! Jerry
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Jerry Gaffke
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#57613
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Re: New Group Specifically for "Homebrew Test Equipment"
Hi Terry, The new group has already formed. If you haven't already signed on it's on grups.io. Login and search for HBTE. 73, Bill KU8H
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Bill Cromwell
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#57612
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Re: Wow... 15 volts in and a bunch out..
Sure, lots of ways to build an amp. The DSW-II with the LT1252 was a CW transceiver, that attachment is not a recipe for a linear amp.? If starting with what's on the uBitx and wishing to bring gain
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Jerry Gaffke
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#57611
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Re: Wow... 15 volts in and a bunch out..
Hi Jerry, I think you omitted 17 meters in that lineup. I am using external filters for CW on those bands and keeping it under 10 watts. 73, Bill KU8H
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Bill Cromwell
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#57610
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Re: boosting the power on 28 MHz
#ubitx
Simple answere is NO .? But there are advantages as per below. 1.The Pinning on RD devices is GSD with device flat on its back. ( that means inter alia the final transformer has be direct wired to
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Timothy Fidler <engstr@...>
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#57609
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Re: Wow... 15 volts in and a bunch out..
It has all been done before over 20 years back.? LT1252. It has essentially infinite input impedance. In this cct it is providing 5K input Z to the wiper of the potentiometer.? This chip can produce
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Timothy Fidler <engstr@...>
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#57608
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