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Blew the irf510's up, substituted irfp260's in there place... #ubitx-help
Well, pushing the limits on the irf510 mosfets, they caved on me. So, digging through my junk I found four irfp260's and soldered them in as an effort to get back on the air. So far, it seems to work,
By Ghericoan · #44691 ·
Re: Soldering gun or iron
Likewise somewhere I have my original Weller Soldering Gun from around 1958! Yes, it still works but I don't really have a use for it. I do have a huge Weller soldering iron for replacing Can
By Dave Bottom <ars.kd6az@...> · #44690 ·
Re: Micro BitX No Audio TDA2822?
Some of these clones seem to blow for no particular reason. I think we primarily must limit the supply voltage, not so much the current under load. Though they are really good at dealing with
By Jerry Gaffke · #44689 ·
Re: Micro BitX No Audio TDA2822?
The DPAK package is perfect. http://uk.farnell.com/stmicroelectronics/l78m05abdt-tr/ic-v-reg-5-0v-smd-dpak-3-7805/dp/1366575
By Joe Puma <kd2nfc@...> · #44688 ·
Re: Micro BitX No Audio TDA2822?
Quiescent current into the TDA2822 is around 6ma, peaks can be 1 Amp. Though?100ma might be sufficient for moderate speaker volumes. You would need two resistors for a voltage divider, and maybe
By Jerry Gaffke · #44687 ·
Re: Micro BitX No Audio TDA2822?
One could use a voltage drop resistor. The higher the current draw, lower would be the voltage to the TDA2822 [email protected]> wrote:
By Ashhar Farhan · #44686 ·
Re: Micro BitX No Audio TDA2822?
Regarding Joe's suggestion of using the Raduino's LM7805 to power the TDA2822: One objection I would have is the extra wire, needs to be dealt with every time? I unplug the Raduino.? Though not a
By Jerry Gaffke · #44685 ·
Re: 13.8 v power supplies safe for bitx?
Jerry, I'm not sure everyone understands what foldback current limiting is. Your message 40729 explains it well. In action it is like a fuse. The power supply opens the power lead until the operator
By Tim Gorman · #44684 ·
Re: RD transistors, unobtanium?
IRF510 and IRF512 both have a Vds max of 100v. According to these guys, at least, not many IRF512 datasheets out there: ? ??http://www.njsemi.com/datasheets/IRF510%20-%20IRF513.pdf The IRF510 has a
By Jerry Gaffke · #44683 ·
Re: Soldering gun or iron
It might be worth looking for some auctions as well. I've never understood how I did anything with solder before my metcal sp-200 iron I've had for 20 yrs now. It's way more iron than I need and
By N1AFF - formerly KB1JPW · #44682 ·
Re: 13.8 v power supplies safe for bitx?
True.? The standard current limiting supply I described is not something to lean on to avoid driving the final too hard, that's not what I was suggesting. If there's a current limit on the finals,
By Jerry Gaffke · #44681 ·
Re: Micro BitX No Audio TDA2822?
Could work, first time this was suggested. An extra wire, the Raduino regulator would get hotter. ?
By Jerry Gaffke · #44680 ·
Re: RD transistors, unobtanium?
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By K9HZ · #44679 ·
Re: RD transistors, unobtanium?
Where did this info come from? RF Parts shows these in stock. I just purchased both the RD16HHF1 and RD15HVF1 in quantity from RF parts and received them in 2 days. Mitsubishi still shows these on
By Dave Bottom <ars.kd6az@...> · #44678 ·
Re: RD transistors, unobtanium?
Actually, the closest available MOSET to the IRF510 is the IRF512, which is the same device, only it is rated for a drain voltage of 100v. It goes by other numbers as well. There are many devices
By John Backo · #44677 ·
Re: 13.8 v power supplies safe for bitx?
When you current limit the PA you are doing the same thing that happens when you overdrive a linear amp and cause flat-topping, i.e. the PA is driven out of its linear range. That causes spurious
By Tim Gorman · #44676 ·
Re: Micro BitX No Audio TDA2822?
Jerry has the group discussed pulling 5v from somewhere else like use the 5v that powers the Raduino? Maybe temporarily until they can get a regulator and or new WX chip? Joe KD2NFC
By Joe Puma <kd2nfc@...> · #44675 ·
Re: Raduino oscilators. 33mhz and 57mhz. Documentation says one thinng, but this is what I measured.
Jerry, A lucid and easy to follow explanation! Thank you! tim ab0wr "Jerry Gaffke via Groups.Io" <jgaffke@...> wrote:
By Tim Gorman · #44674 ·
Re: Soldering gun or iron
I used to watch my grandfather repair tube TV’s with this one.
By Joe Puma <kd2nfc@...> · #44673 ·
Re: USB interface cable installation uBITX
I used the one foot long cable and it fit perfectly in the Hammond Case as you can see. I ordered it on Amazon just because they can deliver in one hour, or next day depending on how quickly you want
By Dave Bottom <ars.kd6az@...> · #44672 ·