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Still need some parts #w8tee #parts


 

So just getting around to start populating my board. ? Thought I had everything but no ?so now the wait is in again for some assorted resistors etc ?all programmed ?looking forward to fitting this in the 40 ?

thanks for the hard work
vince
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Good luck! As Tom Petty says, "The waiting is the hardest part."

-Rob (N4MN)


 

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This on the uBITx... ?would be a nice add...


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On Dec 11, 2017, at 6:46 PM, Vince Loschiavo <vince320@...> wrote:

So just getting around to start populating my board. ? Thought I had everything but no ?so now the wait is in again for some assorted resistors etc ?all programmed ?looking forward to fitting this in the 40 ?

thanks for the hard work
vince
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I agree
vince
N2AIE


 

What does this do?


Jack Purdum
 

The PCB is a replacement for the Raduino board and uses a TFT color display and an AD9850 Type II DDS for the VFO:

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It also assumes the BITX40 CW mod, and provides for 3 external "message switches" that allow you to send stored messages from a list of up to 50 messages (useful during CW contests). The board is designed to work with mcufriend displays ranging from 2.4" to 3.5". The code also provides for an off-board RTC, too. The PCB only sells for $8, including domestic shipping. The assembly manual is available in the Files section.

Note: Al Peter (AC8GY) and I are redoing the board for the ?BITX. It's still being designed but we're pretty sure we will use the Si5351 and either the Teensy 3.6 (Arduino compatible) or the ESP32. The screen will likely be a 5" color touch screen and we will likely bring the pins out to headers for experimenting. The additional resources and enhanced computing power brings a lot of computationally-intensive options into play. Since Ashhar has made the rig multiband, the screen info will be expanded from what's shown above. We are making concerted efforts to keep the price of the board down while maintaining its high quality. As always, the code will be Open Source. Al's just moved into a new home and the Holidays have slowed us down. It's too early to say when we will be ready for Beta testing.

Jack, W8TEE


From: Arvo KD9HLC via Groups.Io <arvopl@...>
To: [email protected]
Sent: Wednesday, December 13, 2017 9:56 AM
Subject: Re: [BITX20] Still need some parts #w8tee #parts

What does this do?



Terence Taylor
 

Jack, really interested when you get the uBitx boards available.

On 12/13/2017 7:19 AM, Jack Purdum via Groups.Io wrote:
The PCB is a replacement for the Raduino board and uses a TFT color display and an AD9850 Type II DDS for the VFO:

Inline image
It also assumes the BITX40 CW mod, and provides for 3 external "message switches" that allow you to send stored messages from a list of up to 50 messages (useful during CW contests). The board is designed to work with mcufriend displays ranging from 2.4" to 3.5". The code also provides for an off-board RTC, too. The PCB only sells for $8, including domestic shipping. The assembly manual is available in the Files section.

Note: Al Peter (AC8GY) and I are redoing the board for the ?BITX. It's still being designed but we're pretty sure we will use the Si5351 and either the Teensy 3.6 (Arduino compatible) or the ESP32. The screen will likely be a 5" color touch screen and we will likely bring the pins out to headers for experimenting. The additional resources and enhanced computing power brings a lot of computationally-intensive options into play. Since Ashhar has made the rig multiband, the screen info will be expanded from what's shown above. We are making concerted efforts to keep the price of the board down while maintaining its high quality. As always, the code will be Open Source. Al's just moved into a new home and the Holidays have slowed us down. It's too early to say when we will be ready for Beta testing.

Jack, W8TEE


 

me too, that would be a great add to Ubix