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a new application of morse code
#off_topic
That was amazing, Allard! I will be passing that on to some friends.
Thanks for sharing that with us! N5KNG
That was amazing, Allard! I will be passing that on to some friends.
Thanks for sharing that with us! N5KNG
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Mark Muller
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#49057
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Variable IF
Hi Tom,
Is it possible for you to provide a sketch of the circuit, so we can be sure to understand what you've done and get it right when we hook it up on the board?
If not, then perhaps a little
Hi Tom,
Is it possible for you to provide a sketch of the circuit, so we can be sure to understand what you've done and get it right when we hook it up on the board?
If not, then perhaps a little
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Mark Muller
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#49056
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Re: Should we adopt the KD8CEC firmware?
Dear Konstantinos,
We need about 4 months of lead time to change the circuitry, given the lead times for the PCBs, availability of the SMD pick and place, etc. Instead, we are looking at what we can
Dear Konstantinos,
We need about 4 months of lead time to change the circuitry, given the lead times for the PCBs, availability of the SMD pick and place, etc. Instead, we are looking at what we can
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Ashhar Farhan
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#49055
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Re: Should we adopt the KD8CEC firmware?
I do not see any issues with the EEPROM. Everyone protects the first 32 bytes as "stock" delivered
from factory. All calibration routines place new values there. Maybe the factory should store a
I do not see any issues with the EEPROM. Everyone protects the first 32 bytes as "stock" delivered
from factory. All calibration routines place new values there. Maybe the factory should store a
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W2CTX
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#49054
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Re: WANTED VK3YE LED LDR AGC diagram
Hello folks,
could anyone describe where to connect those wires form the AGC circuit to the BITX40 pcb? Photos would also help a lot.
I just got mine BITX40 recently and now I'm in the process of
Hello folks,
could anyone describe where to connect those wires form the AGC circuit to the BITX40 pcb? Photos would also help a lot.
I just got mine BITX40 recently and now I'm in the process of
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skreblins00@...
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#49053
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Re: How to change the default power-on 7.150 MHz frequency on µBITX
Ha! I was wondering what happened. I must have done this by accident as well! Thanks!
Ha! I was wondering what happened. I must have done this by accident as well! Thanks!
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docame12@...
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#49052
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Re: UBITX Assembly Wiki Page
#ubitx
Except you forgot the switch!
Dr. William J. Schmidt - K9HZ J68HZ 8P6HK ZF2HZ PJ4/K9HZ VP5/K9HZ PJ2/K9HZ
Owner - Operator
Big Signal Ranch – K9ZC
Staunton, Illinois
Owner –
Except you forgot the switch!
Dr. William J. Schmidt - K9HZ J68HZ 8P6HK ZF2HZ PJ4/K9HZ VP5/K9HZ PJ2/K9HZ
Owner - Operator
Big Signal Ranch – K9ZC
Staunton, Illinois
Owner –
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K9HZ <bill@...>
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#49051
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Re: UBITX Assembly Wiki Page
#ubitx
That is my favorite reverse power protection circuit.
I add a kickback diode across the coil as diodes are cheap.
Allison
That is my favorite reverse power protection circuit.
I add a kickback diode across the coil as diodes are cheap.
Allison
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ajparent1/KB1GMX <kb1gmx@...>
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#49050
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Re: Should we adopt the KD8CEC firmware?
It will be easier to switch between different firmware if there's an easy way
to set different offsets to the EEPROM address region each flavor of firmware uses.
For example, Farhan's stock firmware
It will be easier to switch between different firmware if there's an easy way
to set different offsets to the EEPROM address region each flavor of firmware uses.
For example, Farhan's stock firmware
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Jerry Gaffke
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#49049
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Re: uBitX PA @ 24V?
#ubitx
Why?
I believe the answer is yes, but cooling is still an issue and the higher power is barely twice.
That said I have a backup amp that runs a pair of IRF510s at 28V that has proven reliable
though
Why?
I believe the answer is yes, but cooling is still an issue and the higher power is barely twice.
That said I have a backup amp that runs a pair of IRF510s at 28V that has proven reliable
though
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ajparent1/KB1GMX <kb1gmx@...>
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#49048
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Re: UBITX Assembly Wiki Page
#ubitx
Someone asked for a better schematic. Ask and ye shall receive.
I don’t know how to insert an attachment directly into the text body of the email. You will have to click on it to open it.
Someone asked for a better schematic. Ask and ye shall receive.
I don’t know how to insert an attachment directly into the text body of the email. You will have to click on it to open it.
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MAX <max@...>
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#49047
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Re: Should we adopt the KD8CEC firmware?
I like features of both. I have found it to be a simple process to load either one when I want. One possibility someone may be able to implement is an on-board micro SD card reader and the ability
I like features of both. I have found it to be a simple process to load either one when I want. One possibility someone may be able to implement is an on-board micro SD card reader and the ability
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Daniel Conklin <danconklin2@...>
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#49046
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Re: UBITX Assemly Wiki Page
#ubitx
That’s the best one yet.
Regards.
Max K 4 O D S.
I've Never Lost the Wonder.
Antique Electronics Site: http://www.angelfire.com/electronic/funwithtubes/
That’s the best one yet.
Regards.
Max K 4 O D S.
I've Never Lost the Wonder.
Antique Electronics Site: http://www.angelfire.com/electronic/funwithtubes/
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MAX <max@...>
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#49045
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Re: Bitx40 turning clicks
#bitx40
Hi Marco
I just upgraded and Yes that solved most of my problems.
Very little clicking and overall better performance.Thank for pointing me inthe right direction
Frank
Hi Marco
I just upgraded and Yes that solved most of my problems.
Very little clicking and overall better performance.Thank for pointing me inthe right direction
Frank
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fvinnerlid@...
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#49044
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Re: UBITX Assemly Wiki Page
#ubitx
Thanks David, but I'm looking for pics of the Microphone or the Key jack.
This is a vanilla install kids. I'll add a note about adding a fuse in the power line. Or yo know it is a wiki... hint hint.
Thanks David, but I'm looking for pics of the Microphone or the Key jack.
This is a vanilla install kids. I'll add a note about adding a fuse in the power line. Or yo know it is a wiki... hint hint.
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W7PEA
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#49043
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Re: UBITX Assemly Wiki Page
#ubitx
THANKS!
Can you please upload a higher resolution version of the diagram?
Also the yellow wire is very hard to see against the white backgrond. Perhaps a darker yellow or a light grey background?
THANKS!
Can you please upload a higher resolution version of the diagram?
Also the yellow wire is very hard to see against the white backgrond. Perhaps a darker yellow or a light grey background?
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kj6etl
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#49042
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Re: uBitX PA @ 24V?
#ubitx
I prepared my uBitx for it by wiring up a double throw switch.
I prepared my uBitx for it by wiring up a double throw switch.
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kj6etl
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#49041
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Re: Should we adopt the KD8CEC firmware?
Ashhar,
I am fully in favor of Dr. Lee's software and developments.
When I first got uBitx and fired it up, I was fully disappointed with the poorness of its firmware.
Just to mention the stock Split
Ashhar,
I am fully in favor of Dr. Lee's software and developments.
When I first got uBitx and fired it up, I was fully disappointed with the poorness of its firmware.
Just to mention the stock Split
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Konstantinos Konstas
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#49040
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Re: PA breaking into oscillation? (uBitx)
Update:
Did more experimenting . . . problem goes away when bypassing output filters/relays. Connecting antenna directly to pin 5 of T11 works perfectly - gives me 10W key down at 7.050mhz, and about
Update:
Did more experimenting . . . problem goes away when bypassing output filters/relays. Connecting antenna directly to pin 5 of T11 works perfectly - gives me 10W key down at 7.050mhz, and about
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Mike
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#49039
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Re: can I bypass the CP2102 chip on the NANO with an FTDI based serial adapter?
#arduino
#cp2102
#ftdi
#nano
You could try forcing the USB chip into the reset state by holding the reset\ line low (FT232RL - pin 19, CP2102 - pin 9). Test it out by connecting a 100 ohm resistor from ground to the reset pin.
You could try forcing the USB chip into the reset state by holding the reset\ line low (FT232RL - pin 19, CP2102 - pin 9). Test it out by connecting a 100 ohm resistor from ground to the reset pin.
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Clark Martin
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#49038
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