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Re: Audio "click" during knob rotation
There is a lot of audio gain.
There are also the SCL and SDA control lines to the Si5351.
Not so easy to isolate those.
73 Alan G4ZFQ
There is a lot of audio gain.
There are also the SCL and SDA control lines to the Si5351.
Not so easy to isolate those.
73 Alan G4ZFQ
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Alan G4ZFQ
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#67702
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Re: Audio "click" during knob rotation
This is all very interesting but I would like to return topic to the original stream.
Probably it would be better created separated thread for such discussion for avoiding mess.
My yesterday
This is all very interesting but I would like to return topic to the original stream.
Probably it would be better created separated thread for such discussion for avoiding mess.
My yesterday
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Yury Krasouski
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#67701
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Re: NanoVNA and LPF?
Chris,
Read these
Abt building QCX and tuning LPF before doing the rest
https://on7dq.blogspot.com/2020/12/some-notes-on-qcx-mini.html
And for NanoVna, study my
Chris,
Read these
Abt building QCX and tuning LPF before doing the rest
https://on7dq.blogspot.com/2020/12/some-notes-on-qcx-mini.html
And for NanoVna, study my
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ON7DQ Luc
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#67700
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Re: QCX-mini failure on new build
I am one of those who will repair at cost of parts and shipping.
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Julian, N4JO.
I am one of those who will repair at cost of parts and shipping.
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Julian, N4JO.
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Julian N4JO
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#67699
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Re: QCX-mini failure on new build
On Wed, Jun 23, 2021 at 02:09 PM, Timothy Freeze wrote:
I just received a complete 80 M kit, built the display, and put the header pin in upside down. I'm so dumb. I had to remove the 10 pin header
On Wed, Jun 23, 2021 at 02:09 PM, Timothy Freeze wrote:
I just received a complete 80 M kit, built the display, and put the header pin in upside down. I'm so dumb. I had to remove the 10 pin header
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Mont Pierce KM6WT
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#67698
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Re: I think a Thunderstorm just killed my QCX-mini
Thank you for wishing me well. I was not too worried about it because thunderstorms are rare hear, but just my luck one hit today.
KQ6UP
On 6/23/21 8:31 PM, VK5EEE wrote:
Thank you for wishing me well. I was not too worried about it because thunderstorms are rare hear, but just my luck one hit today.
KQ6UP
On 6/23/21 8:31 PM, VK5EEE wrote:
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Christopher Maness
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#67697
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Re: Analyzing a PA
The formula for a PP amp whether CT type or phasing transformer type is Z drain to drain = 2 * ( Vcc- Vmin) squared / Power out. all in consistent units. Vmin is sometimes taken to be 2
The formula for a PP amp whether CT type or phasing transformer type is Z drain to drain = 2 * ( Vcc- Vmin) squared / Power out. all in consistent units. Vmin is sometimes taken to be 2
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Timothy Fidler
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#67696
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Re: I think a Thunderstorm just killed my QCX-mini
I'm not able to help, but I'm wondering if the solution to a mystery here is the thunderstorm? In my case, the TX was already not working, but the RX was fine. That afternoon, there was a thunderstorm
I'm not able to help, but I'm wondering if the solution to a mystery here is the thunderstorm? In my case, the TX was already not working, but the RX was fine. That afternoon, there was a thunderstorm
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VK5EEE
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#67695
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Re: QCX: top row blocks on display, but CPU responds to ISP
#avr
#display
#troubleshooting
Did you try swapping out the IC2 for one where the display is good? I did that and the display worked again as it also got the row of blocks on the top, but, the RX has also gone. Both RX and display
Did you try swapping out the IC2 for one where the display is good? I did that and the display worked again as it also got the row of blocks on the top, but, the RX has also gone. Both RX and display
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VK5EEE
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#67694
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I think a Thunderstorm just killed my QCX-mini
I am so bummed, I have only had my kit going for about a week and it seems to have died. I had it going in WSPR mode while off to the store, and I noticed a T-storm. The last WSPR post was about the
I am so bummed, I have only had my kit going for about a week and it seems to have died. I had it going in WSPR mode while off to the store, and I noticed a T-storm. The last WSPR post was about the
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Christopher Maness
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#67693
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Re: Audio "click" during knob rotation
I always love 0xdeafbeef on my 0xfocaccia :).
- Jerry ( sorry, couldn't resist )
I always love 0xdeafbeef on my 0xfocaccia :).
- Jerry ( sorry, couldn't resist )
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jerry@tr2.com
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#67692
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Re: Audio "click" during knob rotation
Or if you like the Italian bread, which I occasionally bake myself, 0xF0CACC1A :)
I will stop contributing to this thread now since it is impairing the signal-to-noise ratio of this mail
Or if you like the Italian bread, which I occasionally bake myself, 0xF0CACC1A :)
I will stop contributing to this thread now since it is impairing the signal-to-noise ratio of this mail
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Johan Bodin
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#67691
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Re: Audio "click" during knob rotation
Yup, I know the C320C31 - used them at GE back in 2008: as you say, quite fast, and cheap.
And yes, 2^n byte length circular buffers: one of the most essentially elegant constructs in the whole of
Yup, I know the C320C31 - used them at GE back in 2008: as you say, quite fast, and cheap.
And yes, 2^n byte length circular buffers: one of the most essentially elegant constructs in the whole of
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Julian N4JO
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#67690
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Re: Audio "click" during knob rotation
0xABADBABE!
Den 2021-06-24 kl. 00:06, skrev jerry@...:
0xABADBABE!
Den 2021-06-24 kl. 00:06, skrev jerry@...:
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Johan Bodin
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#67689
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Re: Audio "click" during knob rotation
0xdeadbeef!
- Jerry
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jerry@tr2.com
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#67688
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Re: Completed 50 Watt PA, but...
Mitchel,
I tried to operate my 50 watt PA on WSPR mode at full power. Both IRF510's failed. Hans reminded me that this amp is designed for CW with around 50% duty cycle. It is not designed to operate
Mitchel,
I tried to operate my 50 watt PA on WSPR mode at full power. Both IRF510's failed. Hans reminded me that this amp is designed for CW with around 50% duty cycle. It is not designed to operate
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Dennis Rieger
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#67687
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Re: Audio "click" during knob rotation
Yes, that's true in the 16-bit world. 73 + 88 = FB is true in the world of hex :)
jerry@... wrote:
Yes, that's true in the 16-bit world. 73 + 88 = FB is true in the world of hex :)
jerry@... wrote:
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Johan Bodin
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#67686
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Re: Analyzing a PA
Generally Ohms law is the rule. Add RF to that and its true
but the numbers are now real and imaginary. Generally back
of the envelope numbers set the ballpark and from there it is
dealing with
Generally Ohms law is the rule. Add RF to that and its true
but the numbers are now real and imaginary. Generally back
of the envelope numbers set the ballpark and from there it is
dealing with
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ajparent1/kb1gmx
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#67685
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Re: QCX-mini failure on new build
Hi Mont,
I have a cheap logic analyzer I bought on a whim. No idea how to use it! 🙂
I just received a complete 80 M kit, built the display, and put the header pin in upside down. I'm so dumb. I
Hi Mont,
I have a cheap logic analyzer I bought on a whim. No idea how to use it! 🙂
I just received a complete 80 M kit, built the display, and put the header pin in upside down. I'm so dumb. I
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Timothy Freeze
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#67684
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Re: Audio "click" during knob rotation
Sharc? Whazzat? IIRC the DSP we were using was a TMS320C31. We didn't
use any of the DSP features, it was just a good cheap CPU.
They sent me to a 1-week seminar to learn about it. In the class
Sharc? Whazzat? IIRC the DSP we were using was a TMS320C31. We didn't
use any of the DSP features, it was just a good cheap CPU.
They sent me to a 1-week seminar to learn about it. In the class
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jerry@tr2.com
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#67683
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