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Evan, That is not what I wanted to hear. Where can a Raduino board be found? (I know HFsignals.com sells them, but are there any available in the USA?) On the other hand, maybe I should discuss the

DaveW, I have had this issue when working on a friend’s b6. ?The only way that I could solve it was to use a spare Raduino board that I had from another v6. ?Your problems sound

Today, I repeated the remaining troublesome measurements, this time without the Radio Shack SWR/power meter (which includes a diode based circuit). Sbits -->? ?15dB uHF pad? -->? 20dB pad --> 20dB

Evan, The file that you provided is the same that I used. Unfortunately, in my previous email, I miss-typed the file (omitting "V5"). The file that I used is: UBITX *V5* _CEC_V1.200_NX_S.hex (86168

As a hardware guy, I haven't explored many computer languages deeply. Spent a career using C, and now use Python where I want quick results. Have had to use Bash, Awk, Fortran, Basic, Lisp, Pascal,

Some of the concepts took a day to fully come to grips with after reading the brief description in K&R, other books will give such material a more verbose treatment. Jerry: Exactly right! One

The genius of the K&R book is that it invisibly teaches you many concepts. For instance, right in the first chapter, it introduces you to tokenizing and recursive descent, all very casually,

I got to sit in on several X3-J11 ANSI C committee meetings (1983) and it was an incredible learning experience. Even deciding the value of NULL was discussed at length. (One C compiler back then use

Jack has written a dozen books about programming in C starting with his "C Programming Guide" of 1983. https://www.amazon.com/stores/Jack-Purdum/author/B005UOO1YW With the author active in this

I have the original print edition from 1976. The strange thing about that book is that it essentially used the original standard C library, without actually having a formal section documenting all

Thanks! Already down too many rabbit holes. -- 73 Bob? KD8CGH

Thanks for the link Jerry, could be a great assistance for my 81 year old unknowledgeable c programming brain. Trouble is I now forget what I did yesterday? G0RCL 73 [email protected]> wrote:

I feel as if I am walking among giants at times. I am obviously the least of us in this room and feel honored to even read these threads. There is so much knowledge here. I never learned C but did

Thank you! Maybe this will solve my problem. It seems the audio recovery in my radio is set way longer than 100ms. More like 1 or 2 seconds to return to full volume. Thankyou guys for the

Just as a comment: I am unable to do anything strenuous as a complication from an injury.? Picking up a typical QRP rig is OK, but forget about some of the tube rigs of the 1970s.? I am in an

I was into astronomy for over 30 years and never interested in ham radio. Then my back got messed up, not from any injury or anything it just happened. For fun I like to tell people that it is from a

Ashhar no one seems to know. It seems to use a goertzel algorithm and others have written such software as well I stand corrected: I found this Morse code via a PC. Which brings us to CW Decoder, a

Gordon, Any idea who built this decoder and when? - f

I regret to hear of your disability but I am delighted to hear that you are still growing and making the best of life!! 73 Gordon Kx4z

My dream job growing up was drafting. I wasn't ever interested in programming or electronics. I loved the board drafting that I had in school in the early 90's and then everybody switched over to