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Re: #wspr U3S for 2m WSPR: How to remove the frequency-swing at start of transmission
#wspr
Alan,
A long time ago I received a couple of "A" grade Si570s after asking for a sample!!
On one of them when using a thick wire to dead bug it I cracked the ceramic substrate around the corner
Alan,
A long time ago I received a couple of "A" grade Si570s after asking for a sample!!
On one of them when using a thick wire to dead bug it I cracked the ceramic substrate around the corner
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Alan G4ZFQ
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#28740
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Re: #wspr U3S for 2m WSPR: How to remove the frequency-swing at start of transmission
#wspr
Thanks Alan,
Missed that one....
Not used on TCXO but in another application I never was a fan of soldering direct to the pads of one of the 'cheap' Si570's in case they tore off under the stress of a
Thanks Alan,
Missed that one....
Not used on TCXO but in another application I never was a fan of soldering direct to the pads of one of the 'cheap' Si570's in case they tore off under the stress of a
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Alan de G1FXB
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#28739
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Re: #wspr U3S for 2m WSPR: How to remove the frequency-swing at start of transmission
#wspr
A method of mounting and connecting devices like these.
https://groups.io/g/QRPLabs/message/27233
73 Alan G4ZFQ
A method of mounting and connecting devices like these.
https://groups.io/g/QRPLabs/message/27233
73 Alan G4ZFQ
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Alan G4ZFQ
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#28738
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Re: #wspr U3S for 2m WSPR: How to remove the frequency-swing at start of transmission
#wspr
Correct,
Perhaps if you take the OXCO route as you have documented characteristics for the Si5351 kit at VHF, it would be a useful half way step to repeat the testing with the
Correct,
Perhaps if you take the OXCO route as you have documented characteristics for the Si5351 kit at VHF, it would be a useful half way step to repeat the testing with the
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Alan de G1FXB
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#28737
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Re: #synth ref frequency
#synth
merci beaucoup Gilles, many thanks Alan,
i knew, ther was something written somewhere....
in the next weeks i'll try different clocks with
my Arduino-based transmitters....
I'll report my
merci beaucoup Gilles, many thanks Alan,
i knew, ther was something written somewhere....
in the next weeks i'll try different clocks with
my Arduino-based transmitters....
I'll report my
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DC1MAK
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#28736
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Re: #synth ref frequency
#synth
What we do not know is just how sensitive the WSPR decoder is to frequency accuracy.
I use 26MHz TCXOs and have decoded my 2m transmissions with no problem.
There was some discussion a few months ago
What we do not know is just how sensitive the WSPR decoder is to frequency accuracy.
I use 26MHz TCXOs and have decoded my 2m transmissions with no problem.
There was some discussion a few months ago
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Alan G4ZFQ
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#28735
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Re: #synth ref frequency
#synth
This is explain in assembly manual of Si5351A of QRPLabs.
"The SiLabs Si5351A chip is a cousin of the famous and popular Si570 chip, but is much less expensive. Unlike the Si570 however, the Si5351A
This is explain in assembly manual of Si5351A of QRPLabs.
"The SiLabs Si5351A chip is a cousin of the famous and popular Si570 chip, but is much less expensive. Unlike the Si570 however, the Si5351A
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F1BFU - Fr - 79
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#28734
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#synth ref frequency
#synth
Hi Hans, hi all,
somwhere i read about, that the reference clock of the Silab synth in a U3S MUST be at 27 MHz.
Of course this depends on the firmware of the U3S.
But i think, i heard that there is
Hi Hans, hi all,
somwhere i read about, that the reference clock of the Silab synth in a U3S MUST be at 27 MHz.
Of course this depends on the firmware of the U3S.
But i think, i heard that there is
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DC1MAK
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#28733
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Re: R36 gain control potentiometer
Hi,
If i look on the diagram, R36 has one end grounded. So putting the pot on this side SHOULD produce zero output !
The pot is also a logarithmic version and sound level SHOULD follow a smooth
Hi,
If i look on the diagram, R36 has one end grounded. So putting the pot on this side SHOULD produce zero output !
The pot is also a logarithmic version and sound level SHOULD follow a smooth
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tk5ep
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#28732
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QCX output dropped from 5 W to 4W
Hi all,
This afternoon i wanted to bridge the reverse protection diode on my 40 m QCX, to save some power drop.
After doing this and putting the board back into the enclosure, i measured the power and
Hi all,
This afternoon i wanted to bridge the reverse protection diode on my 40 m QCX, to save some power drop.
After doing this and putting the board back into the enclosure, i measured the power and
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tk5ep
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#28731
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R36 gain control potentiometer
Hi,
I have looked for other posts with same problem but could not find exact issue.
Problem: Gain control (volume) goes from medium to loud but does not turn volume completely down. I've check
Hi,
I have looked for other posts with same problem but could not find exact issue.
Problem: Gain control (volume) goes from medium to loud but does not turn volume completely down. I've check
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paul.e.bradshaw@...
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#28730
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Re: #wspr U3S for 2m WSPR: How to remove the frequency-swing at start of transmission
#wspr
Hi Henning,
In that case, what you're seeing is very much like what I saw before I installed the TCXO which changed chirp and drift to discrete frequency jumps. Eventually, I lifted the TCXO a couple
Hi Henning,
In that case, what you're seeing is very much like what I saw before I installed the TCXO which changed chirp and drift to discrete frequency jumps. Eventually, I lifted the TCXO a couple
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HF
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#28729
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Re: Key Out available?
Hi Jeff
This would not be a good point. The signal there is the Keying signal. What you want, I believe, is a Tx/Rx switching signal. You want the return from TX to RX to occur after a certain delay,
Hi Jeff
This would not be a good point. The signal there is the Keying signal. What you want, I believe, is a Tx/Rx switching signal. You want the return from TX to RX to occur after a certain delay,
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Hans Summers
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#28728
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Re: OCXO/Si5351A Oscillator waveform
Hi Kevin
I'd suggest it will all work fine, just proceed regardless.... it is quite difficult to get a decent accurate oscilloscope display at 27MHz even with a high bandwidth 'scope and probes.
73
Hi Kevin
I'd suggest it will all work fine, just proceed regardless.... it is quite difficult to get a decent accurate oscilloscope display at 27MHz even with a high bandwidth 'scope and probes.
73
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Hans Summers
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#28727
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Re: #wspr U3S for 2m WSPR: How to remove the frequency-swing at start of transmission
#wspr
Hello Andy,
I`m using parkmode 0. I have only one enabled mode screen so the parking frequency should be the 2m frequency itself?
Yes, I tried transmitting every 4 Minutes but this didn`t changed the
Hello Andy,
I`m using parkmode 0. I have only one enabled mode screen so the parking frequency should be the 2m frequency itself?
Yes, I tried transmitting every 4 Minutes but this didn`t changed the
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mrdynalink <server@...>
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#28726
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Re: Power Output Adjustments And Filter Questions For Beacon Kit With 5W Amp
Hi Curt,
App note 4 states use a 25 turns inductor not bifilar wound at 200mw.
Either set the u3s with a power meter or use the current method of biasing, that should put you somewhere close. Do
Hi Curt,
App note 4 states use a 25 turns inductor not bifilar wound at 200mw.
Either set the u3s with a power meter or use the current method of biasing, that should put you somewhere close. Do
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M0RON
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#28725
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Re: #wspr U3S for 2m WSPR: How to remove the frequency-swing at start of transmission
#wspr
Hello Halden,
sorry, my fault, I scambled the definitions. I used the word "txco" without thinking. I`m talking about the original Si5351 synthesizer using the kit-supplied 27 MHz crystal. I have no
Hello Halden,
sorry, my fault, I scambled the definitions. I used the word "txco" without thinking. I`m talking about the original Si5351 synthesizer using the kit-supplied 27 MHz crystal. I have no
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mrdynalink <server@...>
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#28724
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Re: #wspr U3S for 2m WSPR: How to remove the frequency-swing at start of transmission
#wspr
Hello Henning,
Looking at your first screenshot and the second it looks as though you are running from one wspr transmission straight into the next. Have you tried leaving a gap between transmissions?
Hello Henning,
Looking at your first screenshot and the second it looks as though you are running from one wspr transmission straight into the next. Have you tried leaving a gap between transmissions?
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M0RON
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#28723
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Re: Power Output Adjustments And Filter Questions For Beacon Kit With 5W Amp
Thanks for your reply Curt. Anyone have any idea about setting the power output of on the U3S either before or after connecting the U3S to the amplifier?
Curt M
Thanks for your reply Curt. Anyone have any idea about setting the power output of on the U3S either before or after connecting the U3S to the amplifier?
Curt M
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Curt M.
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#28722
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Re: #wspr U3S for 2m WSPR: How to remove the frequency-swing at start of transmission
#wspr
Hi Henning,
In your first post, you wrote that you were using a txco. I thought you meant TCXO, so my comments were based on that. But your recent post refers to a 27 MHz crystal oscillating at
Hi Henning,
In your first post, you wrote that you were using a txco. I thought you meant TCXO, so my comments were based on that. But your recent post refers to a 27 MHz crystal oscillating at
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HF
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#28721
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