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Re: Tracing receive signal for low signal
Bit of an excessive loss across what should be an amplifier .. voltage readings on Q 70 ..Continuity (dc) through relay k3 (contacts 12/14) ...resistance to ground at TP21 ? Jim
By jim <ab7vf@...> · #62889 ·
Re: Quick question
Thank you!!
By Gordon Gibby <ggibby@...> · #62888 ·
Re: Tracing receive signal for low signal
45 mhz section at TP13, TP14 ...12 mhz at TP16 and TP17 .. Just shows that workarounds to limited freq range is possible ..Really don't know the level of the harmonics, but at least something is there
By jim <ab7vf@...> · #62887 ·
Re: Tracing receive signal for low signal
RE: "My guess is there is a cold solder joint or some toroid has a broken wire somewhere between L1,2,3,4 and/or T2. And with cables lying about to inject 7mhz into TP2, some of that 7mhz gets coupled
By Bob Lunsford · #62886 ·
Re: Quick question
The ones for telephones are condenser type. The last one for PC I had was also condenser mic. Raj
By Raj vu2zap · #62885 ·
Re: 7.277 Anyone
Nice contact Michael, I had not thought about the ocean behind you would make a difference. Yes to others up to about this spring there was a weekly bitx net on 7277. I have worked many stations on my
By _Dave_ AD0B · #62884 ·
Re: 7.277 Anyone
I'm in the US in Northern California near the Pacific. I had the privilege of making a contact with D4C using my uBITX v3 on 15 meters on a day where there was a DX Contest. They have emailed me a
By Michael Shreeve · #62883 ·
Re: 7.277 Anyone
Hi Evan, I notice the frequency mentioned in the header is usually used for SSB. I am using my uBitx with external filtering on 80 through 17 meters and not at full bore either. I will eventually
By Bill Cromwell · #62882 ·
Re: uBITX for sale $67
Hi, My V3 isn't broken:) I have been using it. I don't want to make the QSX into something different than it already is (or will be). In fact, I am not interested in mods to my uBitx beyond taming the
By Bill Cromwell · #62881 ·
Re: 7.277 Anyone
I was till I noted that my uBitx is not legal, so until I get the parts and install I am off the air. 73 Evan AC9TU
By Evan Hand · #62880 ·
Re: uBITX for sale $67
No Problem, it happens a lot and I am use to it. 73 Evan
By Evan Hand · #62878 ·
Quick question
You all have seen those computer headsets like the VTIN with boom microphone. Does anyone know what kind of microphone those use.Eg. condenser , dynamic etc. If I open my junk drawer I may use it on
By mitchellmichaelh@... · #62877 ·
Re: My first Homebrewed radio: The DC40
How embarrassing! I managed to make one different. Thanks for catching it!? -- Ryan Flowers - W7RLF MiscDotGeek.com ( http://miscdotgeek.com ) Multi Band BITX40 (
By Ryan Flowers · #62876 ·
Re: Tracing receive signal for low signal
Injected 1.52v 1khz sine wave at base of q70 to get 0.1v p-p
By Dave Space · #62875 ·
Re: Tracing receive signal for low signal
Thanks interesting. TP 17 using third harmonic of 45+7.150 / 3 found a tone injecting around 17.59MHZ at 3.5v only got about 58mv p-p out at volume high TP 16 injecting at the same frequency 3.5v got
By Dave Space · #62874 ·
Re: 7.277 Anyone
Actually the 20m at this season, at th at this local time is rather closed here. The 40m band is now best for dx. However today I would use a codan trx, not a qrp. If any one in interested in a
By iz oos · #62873 ·
Re: 7.277 Anyone
Unlikely to skip that far on 40 these days . Maybe on 20 meters. I have made Euro contacts ssb with my rig on 20. If you want to to try a qso on 20 let me know. Thank you Dave K0MBT
By _Dave_ AD0B · #62872 ·
Re: 7.277 Anyone
Here in the Euro Area there is a strong broadcast at the moment
By iz oos · #62871 ·
Re: 7.277 Anyone
Perhaps a bitx>bitx qso.
By _Dave_ AD0B · #62870 ·
Re: My first Homebrewed radio: The DC40
Thank you Ryan. It looks like an excellent series. The link you posted is not working. This one is good: https://miscdotgeek.com/building-direct-conversion-receiver-part-1/ parts 2 through 4 are here:
By Ken KM4NFQ <km4nfq@...> · #62869 ·