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Re: any tips for debugging RFI issue?
#ubitx-help
I was wondering how close those fires were. The rule here if if you smell the smoke
its too close. Take care. Keep building!
Allison
I was wondering how close those fires were. The rule here if if you smell the smoke
its too close. Take care. Keep building!
Allison
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ajparent1/KB1GMX <kb1gmx@...>
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#55623
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Re: any tips for debugging RFI issue?
#ubitx-help
Hi Allison,
I need to redeploy that antenna, I have the feed point at the same level as the far end and the wrong coax on it, so I know it's my fault it doesn't perform any better than it does. I
Hi Allison,
I need to redeploy that antenna, I have the feed point at the same level as the far end and the wrong coax on it, so I know it's my fault it doesn't perform any better than it does. I
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Joel Caulkins/N6ALT
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#55622
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Re: ND6T AGC and Click kit wiring notes
HI Again,
Just PCB boards. I am still designing them, and awaiting a new callsign too, so, I am hopin in the next week or so to get all my current board designs finalised and then place and
HI Again,
Just PCB boards. I am still designing them, and awaiting a new callsign too, so, I am hopin in the next week or so to get all my current board designs finalised and then place and
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Nick VK4PP
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#55621
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Re: ND6T AGC and Click kit wiring notes
Hello, do you know if you have possibly shipped my unit?
Kevin Rea
Hello, do you know if you have possibly shipped my unit?
Kevin Rea
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Kevin Rea <reakevinscott@...>
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#55620
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Re: ND6T AGC and Click kit wiring notes
Nick, would like to obtain 2-3 of your AGC PCB boards. If you are
planning a kit with parts, I can wait for that too. - Rich WB2GXM
Nick, would like to obtain 2-3 of your AGC PCB boards. If you are
planning a kit with parts, I can wait for that too. - Rich WB2GXM
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Richard Spohn
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#55619
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Re: ND6T AGC and Click kit wiring notes
Thanks all for sugestions....
Rich, This one is the same as Kees' in operation: RF
I was also wotking on an AF (VK3YE board) version for those who would prefer that...
73 Nick.
Thanks all for sugestions....
Rich, This one is the same as Kees' in operation: RF
I was also wotking on an AF (VK3YE board) version for those who would prefer that...
73 Nick.
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Nick VK4PP
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#55618
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Re: ND6T AGC and Click kit wiring notes
Nick, it is my understanding that Kees' AGC kit works of the RF (IF)
stage, whereas your kit works off the audio stage? Thanks - Rich
WB2GXM
Nick, it is my understanding that Kees' AGC kit works of the RF (IF)
stage, whereas your kit works off the audio stage? Thanks - Rich
WB2GXM
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Richard Spohn
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#55617
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Re: End Fed antennas w/ uBITX
#ubitx
Chuck,
I'd ague against more than an octave for another reason, pattern.
That and for 12, 10M and 6M up antennas get small enough there are a
a whole other set possible improvements. I'd think if
Chuck,
I'd ague against more than an octave for another reason, pattern.
That and for 12, 10M and 6M up antennas get small enough there are a
a whole other set possible improvements. I'd think if
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ajparent1/KB1GMX <kb1gmx@...>
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#55616
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Re: experience with Sunil VU3SUA's enclosures
#ubitx
Yes same problem here.
Philip.
Yes same problem here.
Philip.
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Philip
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#55615
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Re: Tinny sounding electric miss on uBitx
I know this is an old thread, but I wanted to say thank you to everyone involved. My BFO was set to 11.995.250. If I went 1 kHz away people were loud by tinny. If I went on frequency, they were
I know this is an old thread, but I wanted to say thank you to everyone involved. My BFO was set to 11.995.250. If I went 1 kHz away people were loud by tinny. If I went on frequency, they were
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Jack Zielke
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#55614
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Re: ubitx CW straight key wiring
I also "cheated", using Jim W0EB's breakout boards for the sockets and encoder. They're silkscreened with labels for tip, ring, sleeve, so I didn't wire it to "pin 2", I wired it to what is marked as
I also "cheated", using Jim W0EB's breakout boards for the sockets and encoder. They're silkscreened with labels for tip, ring, sleeve, so I didn't wire it to "pin 2", I wired it to what is marked as
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Gwen Patton <ardrhi@...>
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#55613
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Re: any tips for debugging RFI issue?
#ubitx-help
Joel,
Try changing the length of the coax on the PAR. Something like 5FT can change that.
For cases Allied Electronics too. They stock a lot of the Hammond products.
Allison
Joel,
Try changing the length of the coax on the PAR. Something like 5FT can change that.
For cases Allied Electronics too. They stock a lot of the Hammond products.
Allison
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ajparent1/KB1GMX <kb1gmx@...>
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#55612
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Re: any tips for debugging RFI issue?
#ubitx-help
Mike,
I agree with everybody else that your getting RF back down the feed line, it happens bad on my Par EFHW on 20 meters. Thanks for unwittingly giving me a tip on where to buy my case for my uBitx,
Mike,
I agree with everybody else that your getting RF back down the feed line, it happens bad on my Par EFHW on 20 meters. Thanks for unwittingly giving me a tip on where to buy my case for my uBitx,
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Joel Caulkins/N6ALT
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#55611
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Re: Ubitx will be here tomorrow. Any suggestions for a Bitx newbie
#ubitx
I added a file/photo showing the reversed side mounting pins for nano
I added a file/photo showing the reversed side mounting pins for nano
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f1mqj
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#55610
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Re: any tips for debugging RFI issue?
#ubitx-help
Forgot one...
Painted box, did you clear the pat at the coax connector and use the star washer?
Same for the board mounting standoffs, All of them.
Allison
Forgot one...
Painted box, did you clear the pat at the coax connector and use the star washer?
Same for the board mounting standoffs, All of them.
Allison
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ajparent1/KB1GMX <kb1gmx@...>
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#55609
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Re: any tips for debugging RFI issue?
#ubitx-help
Mike KK7ER,
What form of end fed 1:9 with random wire very bad without counterpoise.
Or resonant half wave (swr under 1.7:1). FYI if not low at the desired frequency
read the manual and tune
Mike KK7ER,
What form of end fed 1:9 with random wire very bad without counterpoise.
Or resonant half wave (swr under 1.7:1). FYI if not low at the desired frequency
read the manual and tune
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ajparent1/KB1GMX <kb1gmx@...>
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#55608
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Re: Ubitx will be here tomorrow. Any suggestions for a Bitx newbie
#ubitx
Add in 6b : modify the raduino vanilla software to use kd8cec memory manager and get the settings -so you can put these settings in your other nano with the kd8cec software neesing very few
Add in 6b : modify the raduino vanilla software to use kd8cec memory manager and get the settings -so you can put these settings in your other nano with the kd8cec software neesing very few
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f1mqj
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#55607
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Re: any tips for debugging RFI issue?
#ubitx-help
You said you are using the coax shield as the counterpoise?
RF pickup on all bands or all bands?
Try changing the length of the LW + or - and use a 1/4λ counterpoise connected to the case.
You said you are using the coax shield as the counterpoise?
RF pickup on all bands or all bands?
Try changing the length of the LW + or - and use a 1/4λ counterpoise connected to the case.
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Lawrence Galea
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#55606
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Re: Harmonic performance - SSB vs CW
Warren,
I it was soemthing easy to try but I'd call it the same as you. Lots of harmonics
in square waves and little filtering.
At frequencies below 20MHz the filters at the amp output are the
Warren,
I it was soemthing easy to try but I'd call it the same as you. Lots of harmonics
in square waves and little filtering.
At frequencies below 20MHz the filters at the amp output are the
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ajparent1/KB1GMX <kb1gmx@...>
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#55605
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Re: Harmonic performance - SSB vs CW
The signal at TP1, the output of the first mixer is a pure square wave as it is derived directly from the Si5351 in CW mode. The signal in SSB mode is much closer to a sine wave as it is a mix of the
The signal at TP1, the output of the first mixer is a pure square wave as it is derived directly from the Si5351 in CW mode. The signal in SSB mode is much closer to a sine wave as it is a mix of the
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Warren Allgyer <allgyer@...>
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#55604
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