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Hi Jack, I haven't seen other tested options and if my memory serves me right, that worked for two units. Not a fun exercise in my opinion. Good luck, 73, John

Great idea Tom, as this frees up IO pins on the main Nano for more controls. I also used a 2nd Arduino as I2C slave for other purposes (SWR and supply voltage measures) but didn't think of connecting

This is ingenious.? With the low price of arduino clones, this makes a lot of sense. Mike ZL1AXG

Well the good news is that is not how it works.? It works in semi-break-in mode, where the TX mode only goes back to RX with a reasonable pause in sending characters (adjustable in the menu).?? You

Thank you for the update, Sunil! 73 Mike KK7ER

Oh, that reminds me. Scared the crap out of me to have to walk through the barn on my way to? the outhouse after dark when I was about 5. Perhaps I had seen The Wizard of Oz or something, but

Most old timers have several war stories regarding how things were in the bad old days before computers and toilets had been invented. 40 years from now today's youngsters will be telling their own

When I was doing my dissertation research in the late 60's, I too used the 80-column punch cards on an IBM 360. I was doing a lot of stepwise multiple regression, but I remember dropping my cards into

When I was attending USF back in the 70s, the system and four mainframe printers (the old ultra-high-speed drum printers) were in the room where we submitted our punch card stacks.? They routinely

That's why you see "Hijacked" in the subject line. Jack, W8TEE

Is replacing the Arduino?still the easiest way to fix the 13kHz tone in the headphones? Jack KG4GJY

I don’t see anything about the BITX or UBITX radios in this thread. 73 Robert (N5RHA) Sent: Wednesday, July 4, 2018 2:06 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [BITX20] Hijacked: C vs C++ Forty years

Joe:? I found the files in the 'files' section of this board.? Works great!? Many thanks to you and Allen! 73, Bill

Ah!! The days of the DEC 20/60 and VAX11/740 with IBM 29 card punches!! And the joy of COBOL! Rhys? GW0DIV

Glad to help in solving the problem. Regards to all Lawrence

I started with a 110 baud teletype (also in high school). We learned BASIC on it. Once I learned ‘C’ I never went back to BASIC. I don’t recall getting reams of paper due to Fortran errors. I

Talk about bringing back memories! I learned on a 300baud teletype in high school - my school was the second in the nation (so I understand) to offer computer programming, and I took it the second

Bill, There is a new file for the 3.2 and 3,2 E (same) which has enhanced graphics and is rebuilt to utilize the full 3.2 screen. The .hmi or tft file is available. Just send an email to me VE1BWV at*

On 7/4/18 12:05 PM, Jerry Gaffke via Groups.Io wrote> Forty years ago ... could be worse. That's how I started (IBM 370/168) but it was a bit more than 40 yr ago. After a while I got into cooler stuff

Forty years ago, programming might involve typing into an ADM-3 terminal with a 1200 baud? UART connection to a Vax-11/780 under BSD Unix. If you were lucky, could be worse. You could have been