thanks anyway next time I'll be faster on the draw

Been away for Christmas. Still interested if you have boards. From: "rifkum@... [PHSNA]" To: PHSNA@... Sent: Monday, December 26, 2016 8:54 AM Subject: [PHSNA] Re: PC Boards Hi Richa

My PHSNA is pretty simple compared to yours. Still a rat nest. I downloaded your code and will lash together the necessary hardware to run it. Thanks for the reply. I'll let you know when I get your c

I have a PHSNA working with an AD9850 using the Windows software. It works great and I'm using it to align filters on an SSB6.1 radio I'm building. I like to work on 2m and 70cm and would like to get

Nick I'm beginning to understand how the software works. I thought I was building a stand-alone box. Now that I see how the PHSNA group handles software, I'll give it a try. I'm using the type 2 DDS a

Vladimir That appears to be a nice overview. I'll have to dig out all of the referenced documents before I understand what is going on. Thanks for the reply Richard

Sounds like exactly what I need. Thanks Richard

I'm starting out with an arduino nano v3.0 pro mini (on board FTDI and 5v regulator) I'm hooked up to a 1602 LCD display on D4 to D7 and D12 to D13. My DDS AD9850 module (125MHz clock) is on D8 to D11

I'm starting out with an arduino nano v3.0 pro mini (on board FTDI and 5v regulator) I'm hooked up to a 1602 LCD display on D4 to D7 and D12 to D13. My DDS AD9850 module (125MHz clock) is on D8 to D11