Re: Tracing receive signal for low signal
OK, I reread your post.? ?I do see that you are before the first mixer testing on the low pass filter (c200-204).? I would assume that it would not be linear at all.? even though you are getting
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Evan Hand
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#62822
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Re: Tracing receive signal for low signal
Better thinking is that the carrier-balanced 1-KHz signal is heard farther back toward the audio section, after the BFO has done its work. Bob ¡ª KK5R --------------------------------------------
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Bob Lunsford
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#62821
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Re: Tracing receive signal for low signal
Dave There is gain distributed rather evenly so not sure you are seeing anything unusual. Unlike a commercial rig with gobs of AGC, this rig requires using the gain control. Please evaluate into a
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Curt
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#62820
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Re: Tracing receive signal for low signal
I also thought that injecting an AM signal is like listening to an AM broadcasting signal where you have to zero-beat the carrier and listen to the modulation. A 'scope would be better to see the
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Bob Lunsford
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#62819
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Re: Tracing receive signal for low signal
My first thought is that it may be some kind of bandpass filter that is not on-frequency. However, very often the obvious is not the problem in such cases. Signal injection and tracing is the way to
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Bob Lunsford
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Re: Tracing receive signal for low signal
If I am interperting what you are doing correctly, you have an AM signal at 7.15 Mhz with 1 k hz modulation.? You are injecting it starting at the antenna and progressing towards the audio section.?
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Evan Hand
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#62817
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Re: Tracing receive signal for low signal
This is for a ubitx board v4.
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Dave Space
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#62816
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Tracing receive signal for low signal
Let me start with I'm a noob at diagnostics. Since my signal is really low I started to do some tracing. One thing I noticed is odd if I inject a signal further away from the antenna source it gets
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Dave Space
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#62815
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Re: Ubitx - carbon mic
The earpiece in the telephone makes a good dynamic element in a microphone but because the Bitx is designed for an electret microphone and the electret elements are so common, I also consider it a
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Bob Lunsford
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#62814
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Re: Ubitx - carbon mic
Don'y bother. I had 40yeasrs of experience in Indian Telecom. I get your point , sir. regards sarma vu3zmv [email protected]> wrote:
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MVS Sarma
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#62813
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Re: Ubitx - carbon mic
The telephone I referred to for using the earpiece is here and note that the device across the earpiece was "shunted to keep from hearing the dialing impulses."
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Bob Lunsford
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#62812
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Re: Ubitx - carbon mic
Careful reading will show that I was not talking about the Wiki "Mouthpiece" which is a carbon unit but about the EARPIECE which is an earphone that closely resembles a dynamic microphone element. I
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Bob Lunsford
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#62811
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Re: Low output on CW UBITX
Just check C81 and R83 if they are OK. Also L1,2,3 & 4.
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Raj vu2zap
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#62810
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Re: DAVE [BITX20] RF Preamp - Attenuator
Having sorted through my spares box I have found some SL621C chips (Metal can), after my own build I might have some to spare,whats the going rate for these?
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Brian Arnott <arnottbrian@...>
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#62809
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Re: Low output on CW UBITX
Thanks for that insight I¡¯ll check those areas out and let u know how I go.
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Rod Russell-Brown
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#62807
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Re: Low output on CW UBITX
I mean the output levels at each stage between the PA and the first mixer and the levels at each LO (CLK).
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iz oos
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#62806
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Re: Low output on CW UBITX
Hi as other have said the output is routed differently up to the first IF, then is the same. When I first did add a 45mhz parallel LC filter just after the first mixer, I got lower output on CW only.
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iz oos
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#62805
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Re: Ubitx - carbon mic
Neither HF amateur is expected to transmit Hi-Fi. I suppose, if managed, it should suite well. Only issue is biassing needed for the mic. You need to flow 10mA into the mic.ll the best for a trial. A
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MVS Sarma
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#62804
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Re: Ubitx - carbon mic
Thanks for the comments. I know (wikipedia hihi) the limitations of carbon types, but I remember old telephones were not hifi but very effective in speech. The carbon type needs dc and maybe the one
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iz oos
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#62803
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Re: Ubitx - carbon mic
Not earpiece but mouthpiece. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carbon_microphone [email protected]> wrote:
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MVS Sarma
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