Re: DIGITAL FREQUENCY READOUT
The crystal is on the green board under the display. Unplug the display and you'll see it. Vince.
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Vince Vielhaber <vev@...>
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#61575
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Re: a simple spur fix
Yup.? it is correct.? The easiest way to get the units right is? L in uH , C in uF and result will be in Mhz? ie recip of sqrt of micro x micro . But remember when you are working at VHF with 5
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Timothy Fidler <engstr@...>
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#61574
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Re: a simple spur fix
Ashhar: You give the number of turns necessary, and the core IDs, but what is the gauge of wire used??? David A Posthuma, WD8PUO 1 (616) 283-7703 Sent: Friday, November 09, 2018 10:35 AM To:
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David Posthuma
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#61573
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Re: DIGITAL FREQUENCY READOUT
The Si5351 is on the back side of the board in the first picture, between the display and the board that the ATmeg board plugs into. The board with the plug is the Raduino board.
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Evan Hand
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#61572
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Re: a simple spur fix
10pf series with .3uhy - resonant about 91 MHz 47pf series with 5.0uhy resonant about 10.4 MHz Is this correct? Brian - WA5RDG
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Brian L. Davis <brianldavis@...>
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#61571
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Re: DIGITAL FREQUENCY READOUT
THIS BOARD HAS A MEGA328P CHIP. I HAVE NO INFORMATION ON THE BOARD. I FOUND NO SI5351A CHIP? PHOTOS ATTACHED. W4NFR
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MONEYSMITH
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#61570
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Re: Transmit Problem
Ooops, hit the wrong key. Yes, 100 nF.
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Bill Maxwell
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#61569
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Re: Need Source for Baofeng Mic Sockets
Thanks Doug!
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Scot McMath
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Re: DIGITAL FREQUENCY READOUT
look in your software and see what frequency is set for the crystal. use a script that puts the oscillator right on a known frequency (best to use the crystal frequency) calculate how far off it is,
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Gordon Gibby <ggibby@...>
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#61567
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Re: DIGITAL FREQUENCY READOUT
To see the 25MHz xtal on mine I had to pull the display. Vince.
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Vince Vielhaber <vev@...>
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#61566
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Re: a simple spur fix
I wondered about the cross-talk in the Si5351. There have been a number of papers written on it being problematic¡ to the point of suggesting using only one channel of the Si5351 but multiple parts
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MadRadioModder
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Re: DIGITAL FREQUENCY READOUT
Bill W4NFR The picture you provided is the back side of an Arduino Nano board. The crystals on this PCB have nothing to do with the transmitting frequency of your transceiver. The SI5351a frequency
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Arv Evans
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#61564
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Re: a simple spur fix
Excellent! So no second 45mhz filter, no surface mount inductors at L5,L7,? L1,L2,L3,L4 ? TP13 is not shown in the v3 schematics, only in the v4 schematics. I assume these mods work will work on the
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Jerry Gaffke
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Bitx40 Raduino question
Im trying to upload new firmware to the bitx40 and the arduino isn't recognized by the comp the red light comes on but no where in the device manager.? I know it isn't a cable because it recognizes
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Tim KF7VUT
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#61562
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Re: Need Source for Baofeng Mic Sockets
Scot, If you access this list from the website /g/BITX20/topics there is a search button toward the top.? Searching Baofeng Socket produces several hits including this gem
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Doug W
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Re: DIGITAL FREQUENCY READOUT
Allison is correct as usual, on further inspection, there is another crystal on the other side of the Nano board. I can not read the stamped information on the units that I have, even worse that the
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Evan Hand
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Re: DIGITAL FREQUENCY READOUT
Are you sure that in not the crystal for the CH340 USB to serial? All the Nanos I have the MPU crystal is on the front (side where the atmel MEGA328P many legged chip is). The likely cause of the 1khz
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ajparent1/kb1gmx
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Re: DIGITAL FREQUENCY READOUT
That looks like an Arduino Nano board, not the Raduino in a uBitx. I checked one of my spares and noted what could be taken as 20 J stamped in the crystal, though I thought the Nano was clocked at 16
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Evan Hand
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Re: DIGITAL FREQUENCY READOUT
HERE IS A PHOTO OF BOARD AND CRYSTAL. W4NFR --- This
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MONEYSMITH
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Need Source for Baofeng Mic Sockets
Want to use a Baofeng mic on my BitX40 but have not been able to find sockets for the cabinet. Anyone know of where I could get them? Thanks, Scot WB7AVU
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Scot McMath
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