Attached is a circuit design that covers breaking out the URI-X pins, supporting the EEPROM, a COS generator for radios which do not have one OR you don’t want to hack the radio.
What else might be useful on this board design? When it is ‘done’ I will have boards made and folks can buy them if desired.
And Merry Christmas/Happy New Years
BTW - please critique/validate the design.
Steven Donegan
KK6IVC General Class FCC License
PP-ASEL
Silver State Car #86 www.sscc.us
Well, is that 330 Ohms into the base of the 2N2222 and 4.7uF caps up and down? if so that seems like a lot of capacitance, and not much current limiting into the base. Certainly not 4.7pF that’s not enough to do anything except limit GHz rf. Speaking of rf, a few ferrite beads might be a good idea, they make tiny ferrite SMD parts now and that would go a long way to preventing some issues seen with rf at high level emi sites.
I presume JP1 and JP2 will be co-located so a jumper can bypass the inverter stage if necessary?
I will buy one when it available! W6MTF
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On Thursday, December 17, 2015 1:20 PM, Steven Donegan donegan@donegan.org wrote:
Attached is a circuit design that covers breaking out the URI-X pins, supporting the EEPROM, a COS generator for radios which do not have one OR you don’t want to hack the radio.
What else might be useful on this board design? When it is ‘done’ I will have boards made and folks can buy them if desired.
And Merry Christmas/Happy New Years
BTW - please critique/validate the design.
Steven Donegan
KK6IVC General Class FCC License
PP-ASEL
Silver State Car #86 www.sscc.us
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