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Re: Mic pin voltage
Laurence Oberman
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Still chasing my MIC issue which matches this post /g/BITX20/topic/no_mic_audio/19202825?p=,,,20,0,0,0::recentpostdate%2Fsticky,,,20,2,0,19202825 There is mention made of seeing about 12v on the mic transistor circuit at R66 and C64, with an unplugged mic. This 12v can only be seen however with ptt enabled from what I can see in the schematic. Just making sure I understand the circuit properly here Thanks Laurence On Wed, Mar 13, 2019 at 11:50 PM Raj vu2zap <rajendrakumargg@...> wrote:
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Re: #bitx40 Display questions
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Mike Short
I got that. I am using a larger 16x2 display.?
What i can¡¯t figure out is what data pins on the ?Raduino go to? which ones on the larger display. I attached the datasheet to the original post. ? It is powered on and the backlight works fine. It is displaying solid dots. The display that came with the kit works fine. |
Re: 680nH in the states?
V Zecchinelli
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Re: 680nH in the states?
Check yhis vey site. Om mike bought Nd wS distributing within usa On Sat, 16 Mar 2019, 4:50 pm Mike via Groups.Io <mikeymustang2000=[email protected] wrote: All, |
Re: How to connect ubitx microphone jack to soundcard output
Hello Jerry,
Thanks for the reply and suggestions of where to look.?? I would guess it has something to do with me feeding the ubitx microphone input directly from the line output from a C Media soundcard dongle.? I had no isolation transformer or blocking cap in between the two until I installed the EasyDigi.? SSB worked fine ten days ago, but since then, I've continued to attempt to interface the ubitx and soundcard with just a 3.5 mm stereo cable. I haven't dropped the radio, or touched the calibration of the BFO.? I thought about reloading the configuration I've been happy with, but didn't want to unless absolutely necessary. I've been using the radio on CW for a year now and SSB infrequently without issue. Your comment "Applying several volts of audio to the modulator somehow, enough to blow the diodes?" is what I suspect the problem could be.? I would guess the soundcard line output is somewhere around 5V. Karl, W5QJ |
Re: How to connect ubitx microphone jack to soundcard output; now unsuppressed carrier in SSB or digital modes.
Hello Jerry,
Thanks for the reply and suggestions of where to look.?? I would guess it has something to do with me feeding the ubitx microphone input directly from the line output from a C Media soundcard dongle.? I had no isolation transformer or blocking cap in between the two until I installed the EasyDigi.? SSB worked fine ten days ago, but since then, I've continued to attempt to interface the ubitx and soundcard with just a 3.5 mm stereo cable. I haven't dropped the radio, or touched the calibration of the BFO.? I thought about reloading the configuration I've been happy with, but didn't want to unless absolutely necessary. I've been using the radio on CW for a year now and SSB infrequently without issue. Your comment "Applying several volts of audio to the modulator somehow, enough to blow the diodes?" is what I suspect the problem could be.? I would guess the soundcard line output is somewhere around 5V. Karl, W5QJ |
Re: Feedback/"echo"/ringing
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I don't know about the ringing/echo problem, but I needed to add an automotive electrical noise filter to my BitX40 to run it mobile. I had an old Radio Shack 270-051B unit in my junk box and installed it in the rig case. It completely eliminated the loud alternator whine and I have used my BitX40 mobile several times.
As an aside, I just tested my uBitX in the same vehicle with no added filter and I am not hearing any alternator whine with it. Not sure why, but that is good. =Vic= |
Re: CEC< 1.122 For V5 CW BFO adjustment
The offset is controlled by the setting for CW tone up in the CW section. Any value put in to the CW Freq Adjust section adds to that, so you should leave that section as zero, then you will be transmitting on the display frequency. Otherwise you still will be offset somewhat. I am not sure what use the CW Freq. Adjust has...just make that zero.
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Re: Received my ubitx board today!
Dave Dixon
Hi Kelly, ???????????? From a cold,windy and wet United kingdom.Good luck with the build on the ubitx,i have a version 3 as my main station with KD8 CEC firmware and normal lcd display,i have added an external G3 CWI an external cw filter no other mods,i do not own any commercail radios i am all homebrew,please view my qrz page..Again take your time and read all the info available on this excellent site.Dave G0AYD. On Sat, 16 Mar 2019 at 08:23, Kelly Mabry <kmabry2007@...> wrote:
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Re: #bitx40 Display questions
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Confirming what Mike is saying, the 16x2 parallel LCD display attaches to the header on the opposite side of the Raduino board from the connectors shown in the wire up diagram. Likely it should just plug in and contrast control is provided on the board. You have what appears to be a parallel display, as opposed to serial, so it should work.
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Received my ubitx board today!
Kelly Mabry
¿ªÔÆÌåÓýHi everyone! I am very happy and some what nervous that my ubitx arrived from India this morning...very fast shipping.? I am in agony as I cannot work on it until next Tuesday due to family obligations....LOL. Oh well, at least its HERE. I plan to enjoy the build.? The first mod will be adding the Nextion display and the CEC fw... 73, Kelly K5AID? Sent from my Verizon, Samsung Galaxy smartphone |
Re: Difference between 2N2222A and PN2222A
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#ubitx-help
Mark - N7EKU
Hi Jon,
It's worth a try.? Searching back in posts, Allison did test the pn vs 2n and found the pn not as good, but it was still better than the 2n3904.? Probably it will depend on the quality and manufacturer of the pn part (although I think pn was specific to TI so it should be good quality, but there are lots of parts out there!) If they don't work out let me know, I can try to find some 2n2222a or 2n5109 from my supplies to send you. 73, Mark. |
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