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Re: Diagnostic software for uBitx #ubitx
Here's some old threads (rants) on this: ? ?/g/BITX20/message/19453 ? ?/g/BITX20/message/21282 ? ?(
By Jerry Gaffke · #47488 ·
Re: Diagnostic software for uBitx #ubitx
Ya know, diagnostic software is a good thing and should be done, but Hans really got it right with the QRP-LABS QCX by building several tools into the kit¡­ like a DVM, signal generator, Frequency
By K9HZ · #47487 ·
Re: Diagnostic software for uBitx #ubitx
Hi John, Capital idea! Some thoughts: 1. the Nano? can send data back on the serial port to help diagnose a rig that is not working. ??? Perhaps report the status of PTT, and the analog
By Rod Davis <km6sn@...> · #47486 ·
Re: mono band 2 meters rig based on the micro BITx circuit #ubitx #2meters
Respectfully, as Allison points out, it's not just the PA active element that will be the problem. When your frequency width is an order of magnitude, e.g. 14Mhz to 144Mhz, you begin to run into all
By Tim Gorman · #47485 ·
Re: Diagnostic software for uBitx #ubitx
All: I think Chuck Adams has the right approach to this. His video series on YouTube for building W8DIZ's 1 Watter (1Watter Transceiver Build, Phase 1 by K7QO) has a lot of good stuff about kit
By Jack Purdum <jjpurdum@...> · #47484 ·
Re: Sideband Suppression (receive) #ubitx #ubitx-help
I've never been able to get over 25db of carrier rejection according to my Rigol DSA815. Not unless I move the BFO so far that signals are unintelligible. If you adjust by 6db to allow for PEP
By Tim Gorman · #47483 ·
Re: Sideband Suppression (receive) #ubitx #ubitx-help
Another member of the group gave me this advice. Tune to 7074 using LSB. You should hear nothing. Then change to USB and you should hear all kinds of psk and other digital modes. If you hear these
By Tim Gorman · #47482 ·
Re: Diagnostic software for uBitx #ubitx
Yes Howard, But still, that triggered an idea, with a proper voltage divider and bias circuit (4 components) we can have a probe connected to the spare analogue input.? It should be sensitive
By John (vk2eta) · #47481 ·
Re: Sideband Suppression (receive) #ubitx #ubitx-help
Two things result in carrier... One is the BFO too close to or in the filter passband, it should be 6-10 db down the edge of the filter. Blaming the filter will not fix that, unless its seriously
By ajparent1/kb1gmx · #47480 ·
Re: mono band 2 meters rig based on the micro BITx circuit #ubitx #2meters
Allison, For a power chain of about 5 watts that goes from 50 mhz to 500 mhz, what would be your recommendations? The RD15HVF1 seems to be used frequently at 435 Mhz. Are there any broadband
By Ashhar Farhan · #47479 ·
Re: mono band 2 meters rig based on the micro BITx circuit #ubitx #2meters
Several things, like others have repeatedly pointed out the uBITX is very unsuited for FM or AM. FM needs wider filter and far more gain to get the needed limiting action.? Its not drop in its
By ajparent1/kb1gmx · #47478 ·
Re: RadioKits.in Case #ubitx
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By Arv Evans · #47477 ·
Re: Sideband Suppression (receive) #ubitx #ubitx-help
Hi ! I am also interested in seeing filter plots measured on a professional test instruments.Not much information is available on topic. Dishal predicts totally different values for capacitors and
By Rahul Srivastava <vu3wjm@...> · #47476 ·
Re: RadioKits.in Case #ubitx
Okay, upon rereading my last message in this topic, I realized I sounded like I didn't know how to solder.? :/ I need the pinout for the Micro-USB cable to solder to the PCB that the USB-B socket is
By John Kemker <kemkerj3@...> · #47475 ·
Re: Diagnostic software for uBitx #ubitx
Great idea. If the Arduino only had more inputs we could do a really thorough job with some mods.
By Howard Fidel · #47474 ·
Diagnostic software for uBitx #ubitx
I have started developing a diagnostic software for the uBitx.? The need arose following a forum member's trouble with his Raduino. The objective is to help both the original kit builder for issues
By John (vk2eta) · #47473 ·
Re: A steal for Arduino Experimenters
I'm not sure what "fake" means in this context, since the Uno design is part of the Creative Commons Attribution ShareAlike 3.0 agreement. Simply stated it means you can use the design on your own
By Jack Purdum <jjpurdum@...> · #47472 ·
Re: ND6T AGC implementation for uBIT-X
Put me down for two kits, SMT or other, doesn't matter. Thanks ...? ? Mark? ? AA7TA
By junquemaile@... · #47471 ·
Re: A steal for Arduino Experimenters
DuWayne, nd6t has a circuit to measure forward and reverse power. I am only using reverse power because maximum forward power and minimum reverse power doesn't seem to occur at the same tuning point
By Tim Gorman · #47470 ·
Re: A steal for Arduino Experimenters
Unfortunately, Jack, the picture shows what appears to be a UNO fake. Most of the clones use a CH340 USB chip; this appears to use a ATMega16U like the original UNO , and so is a copyright violation.
By John Backo · #47469 ·