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I use a 35 watt all band, mode, HFprojects amp by Virgil, K5OOR and it is keyed by the RF output from my QRP transmitters, no fooling around with relays or anything else.? Karl

Mystery solved. File | Preferences Compiler Warnings was set to None. Changed it to Default and the warnings show up. I also enabled Verbose output for compilations. This system will never upload

I know virtually nothing about the Arduino IDE, but that won't prevent me from kibitzing here. Looks like in the recent past all warnings were suppressed: ?

No, Pavel's sketch. It has the same line in it as your example. Vince.

I did the layout for 1206 size parts. -- DuWayne? KV4QB

That is really odd, as I just compiled it with 1.8.3 and I get warnings without using the const qualifier. You're referring to the sample program I just posted? Jack, W8TEE To: [email protected]

Here's the odd part. I'm using 1.8.3 and it compiles cleanly without the need for const. Archiving built core (caching)

I'm wondering if something more substantial might be needed - the IRF510 gets hot... Here's a Molex connector, specifically for TO-220 - " CONN SOCKET TRANSIST TO-220

I've tried every and all (maybe there was one I missed...lol) volume controls, with a switch, linear taper, audio taper, small shaft with small knob, small shaft with a filler sleeve, large shaft with

The ones with the long pins are known as 'stackable headers', also. ? Here's a 3-Pin stackable header. I wonder if it'll take the current? Also, if there's enough contact area

Hi Jonathan: The problem stems from the definition of the model[] array. The new parser tightens things up a bit, as illustrated in the following program: void setup() {?? const char *model[] = {"

jack, i just did ignored it and uploaded it but it does not have CW btw, i do not have programming knowledge as in zero skills, i just learning by what i can read here i really appreciate your

The parser in the latest version of the Arduino IDE is much "stricter" on the C syntax checking and even seems to find some semantic errors, too. I am consistently getting warnings from compiles, but

I added ?a Rca jack on ?back panel of Bitx40 cabinet ?wired to Ptt connector. Going ?to the Amertron 811 relay. Some problems but working ?i can get 100 walts ?output. ?The ?first problen is

All: One of my cohorts in crime is Al Peter, AC8GY, and we both wanted to start a build club for the greater Cincinnati area. Because we expect to use the Arduino MEGA 2560 on some of the projects, he

vince i am using IDE 1.8.2 thanks for the reply! 73! jonathan/DV2NAH

What version of the Arduino IDE are you using? I just downloaded and compiled it with no errors or warnings. Vince.

That may explain why I never had it. My main one is built into a Tektronix plugin and plugged into a TM506 frame. The board is mounted to an aluminum plate attached to an aluminum frame and

hi! when i try compile it has this message: C:\Users\James\AppData\Local\Temp\Temp1_bitx40-master (3).zip\bitx40-master\bitx40\bitx40.ino:194:48: warning: deprecated conversion from string constant

Did you turn them on? Just kidding. Sometimes when data is pushed from the Nano to the display, there is a "hash" noise created. I had a similar problem, but since there are no "wires" from the TFT