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My thoughts are with the switching power supply. Test it with a test load, anything really.

Thanks Nick. That’s quite an ambitious project. Mike K5ESS Sent: Sunday, November 24, 2019 8:13 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [qrptech] "A Binaural IQ Receiver" QST Mar 1999 Campbell KK7B

Hi Curt, A 3 pound sledge hammer comes quickly to mind. But then you will be without your WIFI :( Lucky me - I don't hear my WIFI in my radios. The router is halfway to the other end of the house. My

See AA0ZZ's article on the IQ Pro with the AD9854 in the May/June 2006 QST. http://aa0zz.com/ 73- Nick, WA5BDU [email protected]> wrote:

Ryan, What you suggest is just what Farhan has done with his BITX and uBITX radios. Ben, K0IKR

Since this is a "tech" group, want to know if others have experienced and solved WIFI RFI. I own a Netgear 6300 "Smart" WIFI router that is located inside the shack on desk near the operating

Has anyone used an AD9854 DDS to provide a quadrature LO? Mike K5ESS Sent: Thursday, November 21, 2019 6:44 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [qrptech] "A Binaural IQ Receiver" QST Mar 1999

What Kirk said. I will add: size.? Unless you have teeny-tiny fingers :-P you won't be able to duplicate an SBL-1, HA! However, for ham HF use and if assembled properly, a HB DBM will function just

Hey, Ryan, The schematic looks exactly like a double-balanced mixer because it is! :)?? Exactly. And yes, you can build your own, but you may not experience the same level of performance with your

Hi everyone, I'm looking at many circuits and I see the ones that reference using the SBL-1 mixer. Is there any reason not to just build a double balanced diode ring mixer with discrete components

My sincere pleasure. Thanks for joining :) -- Ryan Flowers W7RLF https://miscdotgeek.com

One alternative to phasing networks in quadrature downconverters is to use two sources with a common reference, on the same frequency but 90 degrees out of phase. You can do this with a dual DDS IC or

I wouldn't trust the "Hilitich" kit, or whatever that is. I buy mostly monolythic ceramic caps, Class 1 NP0/C0G temp coefficient for VFO and filter use, and Class 2 X7R monolythics for bypass and

Another vote for DIZ. www.kitsandparts.com ( http://www.kitsandparts.com )

It's likely that the low value capacitors (under 1nF) actually are NP0 capacitors, because most ceramic caps in those values are. But the kit doesn't specify it so I would be wary. wrote:

Ryan, Caveat: I have not purchased much from Mouser or similar houses. Do not know what the state of your junk box is, but don't panic and worry about "kits" -- unless someone points out a great

www.kitsandparts.com is the first place I look for such caps. He doesn't offer kits though. Steve

And now you all know how ignorant I am! LOL. Does anyone know of such a kit but with NP0 caps instead? I searched around and didn't find anything. How do you all go about buying them for your own

Hi Ryan, That kit is OK for general caps however none of them are NP0 caps! Steve AA7U

Hey everyone, This winter I'd like to do some homebrewing and will need NP0 capacitors- I don't have any right now! What do you think of this kit?