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Thanks Willy.. I'll try removing that 10K and see what happens. It's very odd, it just doesn't work as is and I've triple checked the build and the components..... 73? Phil? G4JVF

hi john, hope your doing well. any luck with your upload problem? let us know when it's convenient. 73 wrote:

Maybe he already happened to have one! Vince. -- Michigan VHF Corp. http://www.nobucks.net/ http://www.CDupe.com/

I came up with the idea of adding a RTC but onlyJack can respond as to why he chose SPI. Maybe have an option? Bill, VK7MX

Hi, ? I am just getting back into the B40 stuff. I like the clock idea, but. ? Why use the SPI bus RTC clocks, when there are tons of I2C RTC clocks out there ( I’ve got at least 5 or 6 RTC

Thanks. Very good info for inductance measurement Theory. 73 de E29AHU Choke

Using the two outputs from the si5351 should work fine. Spectral purity would not be an issue, the square waves just make harmonics of the si5351 outputs and are easily filtered out by the front end

On Tue, Nov 7, 2017 at 02:35 pm, Brent Seres wrote: > > Also, one of my interests is restoring vintage radios. To align theses, it > is helpful to have a modulated signal, as there is no bfo. Rather

I am using this circuit without the 10K between the diode and the 2N7000 which was not in Farhan's original schematic. It works fairly well for me. I have seen a number versions which have not worked.

Hi all, i am trying to upload the raduino_v1.27.ino to my raduino via the web Arduino Editor.? ? it just stays uploading with a message that says 'Executing command: exit status 1'.? the raduino

I put the one Encoder I have that is a real "keyes" brand.? No threaded shaft. It works fine.? I tried several debounce caps and pull-up resistors. I think it is the code in the encoder.? Like

What about using a multiplexer chip to reduce the number of I/O lines needed. A bit old school but effective. Sent from my iPhone

Hi Mike I have a couple of ideas. I received the rotary encoders today, and am having a similar issue as you. It seems for each detent my encoder is moved, the frequency jumps 2 units. If you are

I like that as a way to add io pin via i2c. It's a pre-programmed ARM-Cortex-M0 running at 48mhz, and considerably more powerful than the ATMega328p on the Raduino's Nano.

Y-es! :)

Thanks guys...all understood.. It's just that I built one for my Bitx and it doesn't seem to work. The voltage on the gate of the fet is going up and down in response to the audio level but there

Plus, basic theory: a FET is a specialised case of the Trans-Istor ('transfer-resistor'). We default the term Transistor to the BJT (Bipolar Junction Transistor), with its Resistance (E-C) controlled

The signal (Audio IN) *is* that voltage. The FET will conduct or not depending on the gate voltage, and act as a resistor in the divider with the 10k series resistor from M1 to attenuate the output.

I've used the PCF8575 before. It's a 16 bit I/O its 8 bit cousin (PCF8574) is used on many i2c lcd displays. Vince. -- Michigan VHF Corp. http://www.nobucks.net/ http://www.CDupe.com/

MOSFETs are just an electronic form of variable resistor. No need for drain voltage. _._