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Did you do your scope work on the main board or radunio? ?Check that the Radunio board is properly fitted to the main board, I.e. not offset by one pin. Not at my computer where I can check

Hello All! TL;DR: Long story short, I seem to have blown up the original Nano and need to replace it.? ?The destroyed Nano may have taken out other things. For a little background, I'm an EE with

I need an L-shaped desk like that. Right now I have a plastic picnic table for a desk. It is too big but not enough usable space if you know what I mean. -- '72 Aaron K5ATG

That is awesome -- '72 Aaron K5ATG

This noise is radiated from the I2C bus during the frequency change. Increasing pullup resistors may help. When I opened up PL-880 and tried to hook up to the I2C bus to sniff, I've found that the

If you like to work with wood, you can draw inspiration from this to make your station *dt

lo, cSi vous aimez travailler le bois, vous pouvez vous en inspirer pour réaliser votre stationLildt

I noticed that the sbitx tends to pick up local noise if you leave the antenna port open. Either connect it to a remote antenna (not a whip antenna connected directly to the sbitx) or a dummy

Hi Dave, It sounds more synthesizer noise, It's really noticeable if I disconnect the antenna and then tune across the band and it's most prevalent on the higher frequency bands like 20 meters and

Aaron - I'm not a woodworker.? What you might want to consider for the top is to use a veneer which is a totally different colour than the wood underneath it, and do some carving with a router for

Sure thing, I will probably come to this thread often to ask for the opinions of the members of this great group on different ideas. For example, the part of me that enjoys working on the scroll saw

It doesn't matter same on battery

What power supply are you using ? Raj

3 things 1. With sbitx connected to antenna and transmit I have rf noise on transmit audio 2. If I have if gain turned up above 35 I get 2 rf spikes in the same spot on the display all bands 3. If I

Aaron, Please share a picture or two when you get it completed..it sounds like it's going to look really cool. Tim A. King Jr. Amateur Radio Station AG4RZ [email protected]> wrote:

I had a lot of trouble using an SD to microSD adapter. Once I got a usb device with a microSD socket, it worked. I did use a 64gb card though.

Found this. Haven't tried it though. https://github.com/Drewsif/PiShrink Hank W6IR

Shirley, I have read that there are ways to take an existing image and shrink it after it has been created.? That is done on a Linux OS, not a Windows.? I have not tried it. I agree that it would

A3HZ May 29 ? #102666?? If someone is having trouble because they cannot copy the image to a 32GB SD card, because there is a few bits less space on the card. I recommend the

Could do that, but I'm reluctant to because I only have a couple of 64 GB cards and LOTS of 32 GB. The images really should be prepared the same way the official Raspberry Pi OS ones are; they're