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Walter, I am going to interface my ubitx to my existing Signalink (bought a 5 pin DIN chassis connected so I can use the same cable that I use with my Ten-Tec Jupiter). ?Did you have to do anything

Autotuners are relatively expensive,? but that doesn't mean they aren't worthwhile. Most autotuners must handle at least 100W, which requires larger current handling capabilities, so that alone makes

I am using a iMac with system 10.12.6 and cannot get a download due to not having any serial ports shown up in the IDE except for port/dev/cu.Bluetooth-incoming Port. I already chose Arduino Nano and

Thanks Jack. Sent: Saturday, March 3, 2018 8:25 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [BITX20] uBit Encoder Not really. Pin interrupts use the attachInterrupt() function which simply puts a

Vince, A year or so ago I modified a VFO sketch to use pin change interrupts because the NANO Experimenters Board from the PHSNA group had the external interrupt pins (D3 & D3) hard wired to the

Not really. Pin interrupts use the attachInterrupt() function which simply puts a wrapper around the messy details that requires using bit masks. External interrupts have their own interrupt vectors.

Stay with a resonant 40m antenna and avoid the tuner. There are many qrp tuners out there in kit form or built. Auto tuners cost about twice or more the price of a Bitx40. Look at

I did a cb-to-10 conversion a while back and used a 400 P/R encoder that I used pin change interrupts with. Worked fine and I didn't have to add another library to the project. I wouldn't hesitate

All Electronics is a great place! You don't have to call them, fill out anything! If you don't like what you got, send it back. I have been a customer for at least 30 years! They have been there a

Cut open an old printer USB cable if you have one lying around. It is 4 wire shielded. Randy

John,? Here's the page with the multi-conductor cables: https://www.allelectronics.com/category/825600/wire/cable/multi-conductor/1.html

Jack, Is there a reason to avoid using pin change interrupts with an encoder? It seems no one uses this method in lieu of polling. Mike K5ESS Sent: Saturday, March 3, 2018 4:38 PM To:

On the other hand, a resistor in there limiting voice peaks? might be useful as a simple form of AGC. A loud signal coming in will distort, but probably won't make you go deaf.

Maybe not a good idea to just add a dropping resistor to the TDA2822 supply. Quiescent current with no incoming signal on the TDA2822 is around 9ma, and increases to nearly 1 Amp on audio peaks (I

Jack, I read it once, made some sense. The UL example, another person supplied a Shift of a variable that provided 2 answers, one if the variable was set with the UL and the other without, but he

Strange, but it just happened to me while I was trying to have a look into the sketch to see if the non ascii character was already part of the original sketch. Maybe it’s because I‘m not using

I don't see how that would be done. Jack, W8TEE To: [email protected] Sent: Saturday, March 3, 2018 5:40 PM Subject: Re: [BITX20] Problem trying to compile Farhan’s original BitX40 ino sketch.

Btw, if one doesn’t use clone or download zip file from github, but right click on bitx40.ino and use save as .... it could happen that instead of the sketch source code http code is stored in

Mike: I'm currently working on a project for the ?BITX and I need quite a few of the I/O pins and I'm already at about 50K of code space and not done yet. It also uses two encoders, both driven by