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Thanks to all who replied to my post. I sort of figured that they were not being made anymore, but I did stir some good conversation. Sorry, but my SMD abilities are lacking, however, if someone does

Hey Brad, Good to see you are still monitoring. I'm sure you realize I've been pacing the floor over those X-Cats....lol Time/life/priority stuff here as well...play when I can. Retired doesnt mean

@ Tyler, Also, all the project related source code w/comments is on Skip's Github as well, per Skip's posting in the files section.

You're right, Stan. Time-life priority stuff, like what took Lee N7LD out of the business. I've been deep into some projects at work and when I get home I don't have much brain-space or energy for

I had no idea the info to build your own was in the files section. This is fantastic news! WZ5TX David “Tyler” Bufkin ________________________________ Sent: Tuesday, September 17, 2024 7:04:39

OOPS. Should have selected reply to group...... Greetings Mike, Welcome to the group. Skip Hansen, the group owner and co-developer of the X-Cat has make all info for a "roll your own" available to

Greetings all, I was given a VHF SyntorX. It has some ham channels programmed in it, but none usable in the Indy area. Are the Xcat boards and software still available? If so, how do I acquire one? If

I also have a few Syntor X VHF. Some are complete sets ready for a mobile install. Mike, if you are interested, you can email me directly. KD1OM at arrl [email protected]> wrote:

Hi Jim, No need for licensing the IP as the Xcat is now open source. Thanks for asking however! The code is posted on github and is GPL. Firmware: https://github.com/skiphansen/xcat_fw Windows

Hi, I have a couple stacks of Syntor X (~40) - different bands but don't have a count handy. Willing to part with a few if someone is interested in a few. I do have a question for the XCat

...or maybe two... Email me direct... Thanks in advance Mike WA6ILQ // at//? arrl //dot// net

Syntor X radios are fantastic radios, but they are terribly complex inside. On the other hand the new stuff has it all baked onto a chip and not much to play with.

The TX may have a delayed PTT logic that needs to be eliminated. I worked on a Metrocom data system for People Mover in Miami _decades ago_. There was a capacitor for PL reverse burst (Micors!!) that

I did use the Securenet pins for audio when I tried it. It's possible I screwed up the jumpering. Or perhaps the modulation used by Securenet works better than the usual ham 9600 stuff. Turnaround

Securenet versions are signalling at 12 kbps 2 level FM so it would seem the radios should be good for 9600 backet if you go past the audio chain and follow Securenet paths and jumpering. Modulation

The internal control setup in an X isn't all that complex. But note that those subsystems are scattered across multiple boards. The radio isn't up to 9600 baud packet signalling, and the turnaround

I have several 110W Syntor X lying around. It is probably no longer my interest to get them working by the means that XCat or Piexx offered... But the RF frontend still holds promise with SDR

Glad I could help. 73 Brad

That was exactly what I am looking for. Thank you. [email protected]> wrote: -- Pursuant to U.S. Code, title 47, Chapter 5, Sub chapter II, ?227, "Any and all non solicited commercial E-mail

Is this what you want? It's right in the file section of the group. /g/xcat/files/XCat%20files/xcat_pc-0.25.zip 73 Brad