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Re: RF Amplifier Added #ubitx
Interesting experiment!? The uBITX receives nicely as is, at least on the bands that are propagating now.? I see it is a beefy, high current amplifier - 2n5109.? It is the same device as used in
By Curt · #63188 ·
Re: nanos on sale at banggood for $2.39 USD #arduino #nano
Reading down the add, it appears that it is shipped without a clock crystal as well. Woody, KZ4AK --
By Woody <mailme@...> · #63187 ·
Re: Ideas for homebrew rig for digital modes on VHF/UHF
For "short distance point to point data exchange", here's an interesting 100mW 434mhz transceiver: ? ??https://www.sparkfun.com/products/13910? That sort of thing is also available for the 915mhz
By Jerry Gaffke · #63186 ·
Re: buying uBITX
I have purchased using PayPal a couple of times [email protected]> wrote:
By Mike Short <ai4ns.mike.spam@...> · #63185 ·
Re: nanos on sale at banggood for $2.39 USD #arduino #nano
You didn't select free shipping! Roy WA0YMH
By Roy Appleton · #63184 ·
buying uBITX
I am having trouble buying the above from India (HFsigs website). My debit card was not accepted. I paid with a credit card which seemed to be. When I had entered my details I got a message saying
By Tony Corkin <tonycorkin@...> · #63183 ·
Re: nanos on sale at banggood for $2.39 USD #arduino #nano
Well, yes. But then the shipping is $2.50? Not such a good deal anymore.
By ag4qc38313 · #63182 ·
Re: Harmonics and Relay Replacement
Appropriate FET's can switch low level RF. But it's usually PIN diodes or relays when switching power at the output of a transmitter. Google "1n4007 as pin diode TR switch" for ideas on how it gets
By Jerry Gaffke · #63181 ·
7.277mHz QSO
This is k0mbt looking for a bitx > bitx qso. 73 Dave
By _Dave_ AD0B · #63180 ·
Re: Ideas for homebrew rig for digital modes on VHF/UHF
The reason FM isn't used has been pointed out. The lack of band to use and the loss of efficiency mean HF and FM just aren't compatible. Bands like 2 meters or 440 have more bandwidth. Sure FM sounds
By Christopher Miller · #63179 ·
Re: Harmonics and Relay Replacement
All gravy, I made my on PCB smd. PCB looks gorgeous. Will send a pic. Having breakfast presently From Andrew
By Andrew Crawford <tecknowguy@...> · #63178 ·
Re: Ideas for homebrew rig for digital modes on VHF/UHF
Thanks again everyone for your input. The goal is to experiment with digital for short distance point to point data exchange. Just a fun challenge to take on and learn in the process. I now see that
By FC · #63177 ·
Re: Harmonics and Relay Replacement
Have used MOSFETS to switch high current, low voltage lines.? Some of the newer devices offer on resistance of just a couple of milli-ohms.?? A TO-220 can switch well over 20 amps even with no heat
By Woody <mailme@...> · #63176 ·
Re: Harmonics and Relay Replacement
Agree...?? But I have used PIN diode switching.?? Lot more complicated than relays and often a bit lossy, but neat ;) Woody ---------------------------- --
By Woody <mailme@...> · #63175 ·
Re: Ideas for homebrew rig for digital modes on VHF/UHF
Exactly
By Christopher Miller · #63174 ·
Re: Ideas for homebrew rig for digital modes on VHF/UHF
Lots of 2m FM repeaters out this way. A Baofeng handheld is $30, but if you want to homebrew then have at it. Would take some major surgery to turn a uBitx into an FM rig. And even more to have it
By Jerry Gaffke · #63173 ·
Re: AGC install done, now T/R transition scratch
Clarifying my question, the scratchiness is between characters, NOT T/R transitions. Otherwise, AGC mod works FB! Any ideas John K5MO
By John K5MO · #63172 ·
Re: Harmonics and Relay Replacement
Please explain with a schematic, hand written might be fine as well.
By iz oos · #63171 ·
Re: Ideas for homebrew rig for digital modes on VHF/UHF
I had one amazing contact on 10m. I suspect it was gray line propagation. Im pretty sure it was ssb and I worked Tampa Florida to Australia. I agree with the doubt that FM is worthless to dx because
By Christopher Miller · #63170 ·
Re: Harmonics and Relay Replacement
Hi, Opto takes a logic signal and is isolated from rf power. Fet switch's rf. Opto takes input voltage from 2v up to 50 volts sharp pc817. I'm only using relays these days for high current
By Andrew Crawford <tecknowguy@...> · #63169 ·