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Plug in coils
Not exactly HRO style, but makes stage matching/measuring faster and easier
8 pin dip socket ..Use another socket as a header for transformers
Also, too test points (trim off unused pins)
Jim
Not exactly HRO style, but makes stage matching/measuring faster and easier
8 pin dip socket ..Use another socket as a header for transformers
Also, too test points (trim off unused pins)
Jim
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Jim Tibbits
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#58616
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Re: Stone Soup
Allison
Interesting. I have been experimenting with resistively loading series LC traps and find
that they can be made broad enough to cover some tunable spurs without seriously
decreasing the
Allison
Interesting. I have been experimenting with resistively loading series LC traps and find
that they can be made broad enough to cover some tunable spurs without seriously
decreasing the
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Arv Evans
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#58617
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Re: stone soup ingredient list, what bands and modes are usable
Allison
I have been following all the discussions but there is still some more definitive information
that us neophytes might need, or think we need. When you say "80m harmonics, use
external low
Allison
I have been following all the discussions but there is still some more definitive information
that us neophytes might need, or think we need. When you say "80m harmonics, use
external low
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Arv Evans
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#58618
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Re: Stone Soup
​Robert -- i see that you are in Lakeland. Isn't that somewhat in Sumter county? I thik there are a bunch of folks into emergency ham radio commuications down there. Anyway, that Alnico HF
​Robert -- i see that you are in Lakeland. Isn't that somewhat in Sumter county? I thik there are a bunch of folks into emergency ham radio commuications down there. Anyway, that Alnico HF
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Gordon Gibby <ggibby@...>
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#58619
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Re: stone soup ingredient list, what bands and modes are usable
George, K1DX
Well said ! Many of us feel the same. Benefits of this rig far outweigh the griping by others
in efforts to convince others to not purchase the rig.
Arv K7HKL
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George, K1DX
Well said ! Many of us feel the same. Benefits of this rig far outweigh the griping by others
in efforts to convince others to not purchase the rig.
Arv K7HKL
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By
Arv Evans
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#58620
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Re: K5BCQ uBITX Relay Switched LPF/BPF board
Hello Ripley,
The first thing is that all this still needs to be tested to see how well it works by someone with good test equipment. Warren volunteered since he has a very nice setup and I'm sending
Hello Ripley,
The first thing is that all this still needs to be tested to see how well it works by someone with good test equipment. Warren volunteered since he has a very nice setup and I'm sending
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Kees T
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#58621
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Re: Stone Soup
In your case I would really recommend the BitX40 kit: Low-cost, rock-stable and FCC compliant.
With a few minimal mods you can add most of the features that commercial rigs have.
See
In your case I would really recommend the BitX40 kit: Low-cost, rock-stable and FCC compliant.
With a few minimal mods you can add most of the features that commercial rigs have.
See
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Allard PE1NWL
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#58622
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Re: K5BCQ uBITX Relay Switched LPF/BPF board
Kees
If not already done, someone needs to tell Hans that he is about to get a lot more orders for
QRP-Labs filter boards.
Or...are you going to make bare boards available in the same form factor so
Kees
If not already done, someone needs to tell Hans that he is about to get a lot more orders for
QRP-Labs filter boards.
Or...are you going to make bare boards available in the same form factor so
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By
Arv Evans
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#58623
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Re: Ubitx version 4 speaker impedance?
The TDA audio ic used in the earlier uBITX was designed to be used with 32 ohm headphones. The new version 4 has a different audio output stage that should be fine with 8 ohm and possibly 4 ohm
The TDA audio ic used in the earlier uBITX was designed to be used with 32 ohm headphones. The new version 4 has a different audio output stage that should be fine with 8 ohm and possibly 4 ohm
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R. E. Klaus
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#58624
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Re: Stone Soup
Bob,
Great post!
Guy WB7SZI
Bob,
Great post!
Guy WB7SZI
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By
Guy WB7SZI
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#58625
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Re: Stone Soup
Hi Arv,
The real issue about those tunable traps is the raduino won't tune them. Or can it!? Much the same as a tunable preselector. Or plug-in one-at-a-time low pass filters. Doable yes. Make
Hi Arv,
The real issue about those tunable traps is the raduino won't tune them. Or can it!? Much the same as a tunable preselector. Or plug-in one-at-a-time low pass filters. Doable yes. Make
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By
Bill Cromwell
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#58626
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Re: stone soup ingredient list, what bands and modes are usable
Bill
You are probably correct. I do exchange emails occasionally with Farhan but he has
been quiet about what is next and when that may happen. I think he has lots of other
activities going on in
Bill
You are probably correct. I do exchange emails occasionally with Farhan but he has
been quiet about what is next and when that may happen. I think he has lots of other
activities going on in
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By
Arv Evans
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#58627
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Re: stone soup ingredient list, what bands and modes are usable
Arv,
The repetition of material has reached the level of just one more time for something on the order of N>5.
When I get a chance I'll put it in the fine wiki.
Does anyone for spurs over 20mhz
Arv,
The repetition of material has reached the level of just one more time for something on the order of N>5.
When I get a chance I'll put it in the fine wiki.
Does anyone for spurs over 20mhz
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ajparent1/KB1GMX <kb1gmx@...>
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#58628
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Re: Stone Soup
Bill
Probably depends on how much software is required versus how much room is available in
the Arduino RAM space. Thoughts here run toward using frequency versus a look-up table
to set PWM output
Bill
Probably depends on how much software is required versus how much room is available in
the Arduino RAM space. Thoughts here run toward using frequency versus a look-up table
to set PWM output
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By
Arv Evans
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#58629
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Re: stone soup ingredient list, what bands and modes are usable
Allison
Thanks. That could help others who can work on things but may not have the really
expensive test equipment to do final verification tests on their work. It also could to
better inform
Allison
Thanks. That could help others who can work on things but may not have the really
expensive test equipment to do final verification tests on their work. It also could to
better inform
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By
Arv Evans
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#58630
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Re: K5BCQ uBITX Relay Switched LPF/BPF board
I'll make the Gerbers available after they have been tested. These board suppliers who offer the "10 of the 100mm x 100mm boards for $2? plus scoring and shipping" may also receive a "bubble" of
I'll make the Gerbers available after they have been tested. These board suppliers who offer the "10 of the 100mm x 100mm boards for $2? plus scoring and shipping" may also receive a "bubble" of
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By
Kees T
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#58631
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Re: Stone Soup
Arv,
Anyone that thinks they can make a trap that works over a 2mhz range is
also selling bridges. The trap fpr 10M alone would ahve to snuff 15-17mhz.
When you get to that point a band pass filter
Arv,
Anyone that thinks they can make a trap that works over a 2mhz range is
also selling bridges. The trap fpr 10M alone would ahve to snuff 15-17mhz.
When you get to that point a band pass filter
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By
ajparent1/KB1GMX <kb1gmx@...>
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#58632
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Re: VK4PP uBitx LPF BANK add-on Board
Ok.
Ive ordered 10 boards for testing.
I will also try to get it working in combintation with a QRP-Labs relay board and BPF in the 30Mhz LPF spot for spur reduction.
Effectively turning it into a 5
Ok.
Ive ordered 10 boards for testing.
I will also try to get it working in combintation with a QRP-Labs relay board and BPF in the 30Mhz LPF spot for spur reduction.
Effectively turning it into a 5
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By
Nick VK4PP
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#58633
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Re: Does anyone have an AGC/Click kit to sell?
So, I received Sunil's AGC kit (back in production now) today. Anyone know how to hook the thing up to a V3 ubitx while I heat the dummy load until we resolve the issues. Actually it's one good
So, I received Sunil's AGC kit (back in production now) today. Anyone know how to hook the thing up to a V3 ubitx while I heat the dummy load until we resolve the issues. Actually it's one good
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By
Eddie Esserman
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#58634
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Re: Does anyone have an AGC/Click kit to sell?
just a note to anyone still looking for the ND6T AGC, I have plenty of through hole boards:
https://vk4pp.blogspot.com.
73 Nick VK4PP.
just a note to anyone still looking for the ND6T AGC, I have plenty of through hole boards:
https://vk4pp.blogspot.com.
73 Nick VK4PP.
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Nick VK4PP
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#58635
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