Tim: I am interested in one "made board" and one "just board". Thanks Don Woodward KD4APP

Good point on laptops - that seems to be what caused problems - I have a desktop in the lab so never tried a laptop. 73's Don W. KD4APP EM84au

On both of my boards I connected the appropriate TX, RX and Ground pins on a DB9 connector and then used a USB to Serial adapter to the PC with Putty - worked fine. Don W. KD4APP EM84au https://kd4app

I sent you a direct email immediately after your email posted as requested and I am not on this spreadsheet. Don W KD4APP Get Outlook for iOS

Really nice work! 73's Don W. KD4APP

I had problems opening it with the online powerpoint but saved it local and then opened it WITH MY local copy but then it had to be repaired first. 73 Don W KD4APP Get Outlook for iOS

Sorry I missed where you modified them for external references. I pad the external reference with a 4db attenuator on my units. Have you tried that? 73’d Don W KD4APP Get Outlook for iOS

What frequency is the 10MHz internal oscillator unit showing for your units? 73's Don W. KD4APP EM84au https://kd4app.blogspot.com

Gordon: Thanks for the info - I saw another user explained the technical aspects of the issue. I wonder if the 122GHz unit and the laptop were both powered by batteries if you would see the issue? One

Just out of curiosity how are you powering your units? 73’s Don W KD4APP EM84au Get Outlook for iOS

Your idea sounds like a solution, but what about just doing the mod for and using a external 10MHz source? 73’s Don W. KD4APP EM84au https://Kd4app.blogspot.com Get Outlook for iOS

Looks nice. I followed VA3TO’s mod he posted, and mine works fine. 73 Don W KD4APP EM84au HTTPS://Kd4app.blogspot.com Get Outlook for iOS

Hi Tim: Thanks - that's the HEX file I am trying to use on my PIC development board - just want to see if what's downloaded from the 122GHz unit is different - I don't want to risk bricking my unit si

Hey Zac: Would it be possible for you to send me the 122GHz HEX file you are using? I've tried multiple chips and even two different PICKIT3 programmers. I have a different development board coming to

Zac: When reprogramming do you just write the HEX file, or do you need to create a project with an IDE and write that way? I wrote the 122GHz HEX file to a blank PIC 16LF877A (40-pin DIP) and connecte

The PIC in these units is a PIC16LF877A which needs 3.3v 73's Don W. KD4APP

Nice job. Did you use a hot air gun to remove and replace it? 73’s Don W KD4APP Get Outlook for iOS

Maybe try shorting your beacon string ? I count 23 on yours - 24 is max 73 Don W KD4APP Get Outlook for iOS

Thanks I remember now it is optional. He should still see a red then green LED and the 10Mhz output. 73’s Don W KD4APP Get Outlook for iOS

Do you have a 1PPS connected? I think you need that. Does the LED go green or does it stay Red? It should go green with 1PPS connected and then you should have a 10Mhz signal present on the 10Mhz port