Re: ?BITX: Documentation
Bill, seeing as the hobby encompasses such a wide range of activites and
the fact that the ubitx can be built to target a specific sub set (my ubitx
v4 will be built for digi mode exclusively next
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Ghericoan
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#61353
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Re: ?BITX: Documentation
Hi,
Radio newbies may not know how to actually use a radio to find the desired signals. The uBitx is terribly easy to use - *IF* we know how to operate a radio on the air. That is how I see the
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Bill Cromwell
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#61352
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Re: JackAl add-on Info wanted.
#ubitx
The JackAl board just went through testing of version 6 of the PCB and we're finally satisfied that it's "solid". We have sent the Gerber and BOM files out for quotes as we intended to sell the board
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Jack Purdum <jjpurdum@...>
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#61351
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Re: ?BITX: Documentation
Do you mean in general or do you have a specific use case in mind?
The bitx is rather simple to use as all functions such as frequency adjust,
calibration and sideband change are all performed using
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Ghericoan
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#61350
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Re: JackAl add-on Info wanted.
#ubitx
Hi Lee,
these?
/g/BITX20/message/60125
http://hamradiodesigns.com/index.php/2018/09/19/jackal-features/
Alan
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Alan de G1FXB
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#61349
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JackAl add-on Info wanted.
#ubitx
I think info is here but I could not find it using search.? Sorry if this bugs somebody.?? I think there was a link to where the JackAl add-on will be sold when ready and a link to the
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Lee
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#61348
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Re: Bitx 40 12 volt power plug-in connector help please 4 wires go to? I'm getting stuck trying to figure out , 2 black I assume are grounds, the brown 12 volt positive, don't know where the red go's Thanks for any help.
Just stick the plug in and check with an ohmmeter.
Dan
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Daniel Crane
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#61347
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Re: the cause for the spurs, found!
Would adding the LPF as specified by Farhan provide approximately the same
output power, something more than 10w at least on the lower bands?
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iz oos
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#61346
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?BITX: Documentation
Hi everyone,
at the Moment i build my ?BITX. I read a lot of hints, suggestions, Firmware updates. But i can't find the most Import thing for me: where could i get a documentation how to use the
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Karsten Heddenhausen
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#61345
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Re: the cause for the spurs, found!
Just happened to have this little can which fits over the 45Mhz area.?? Or perhaps even more area needs to be shielded. If that actually works.
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Glenn
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#61344
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Re: the cause for the spurs, found!
Raj, sorry, i didn't take in the detail of your previous post in this thread. I guess you tried shielding etc of the stages.
glenn
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Glenn
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#61343
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Re: the cause for the spurs, found!
Glen,
That was the first thing I did was try a pad instead of filter. But that did not help. It is the sane as reducing
the mic drive.
The filter helps to get rid of non IF signals (Harmonics)
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Raj vu2zap
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#61342
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Re: the cause for the spurs, found!
What is the expected level into the Tx bi-amp stage at 45MHz? I don¡¯t have a feel for this and can¡¯t check it as my uBITX is in pieces at present.
If it's a relatively high level then the 45Mhz
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Glenn
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#61341
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Re: Volume Pot
Joe,
? I've been using these 10k pots with switches from Mouser.? They're out of stock right now until the end of Nov,
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AndyH
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#61340
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Re: the cause for the spurs, found!
The BFR106 parts will work pretty well, but I¡¯ve used the ERA/MAR/GALI series of MMIC successfully there too with just a little circuit modification. Some tend to be very low noise factor.
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MadRadioModder
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#61339
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Re: the cause for the spurs, found!
With better gain, you can afford more negative feedback to reduce distortion
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Gordon Gibby <ggibby@...>
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#61338
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Re: the cause for the spurs, found!
I thought we needed better linearity here to reduce distortion, not improved response ?
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Glenn
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#61337
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Re: the cause for the spurs, found!
allison,
let me try those out. thanks for the tip.
i had 2n2222s so they went in. i remember you explaining why 2n2222 was
better than 2n3904.
- f
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Ashhar Farhan
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#61336
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Re: ubitx v4 current consumption
On my v4 with PA bias at minimum and Raduino plugged in and 12v, almost exactly 400mA idle.
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John Groezinger
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#61335
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Re: PSK31 ghosts below my signal
Ideally you'd use a scope. The crud is close enough in to your suppressed
carrier you'd be able to hear it on a SSB receiver by zero beating
the carrier that is leaking. It appears you should hear it
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Diane Bruce
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#61334
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