Hey , hey ... Join the queue mate . Sue's working on my ADAMS expansion board first , and then she's got the LINCOLN chipswitch to do
Only kidding of course She's a busy bee at the moment .
Hey , hey ... Join the queue mate . Sue's working on my ADAMS expansion board first , and then she's got the LINCOLN chipswitch to do
I can build them Alan , but Sue's the programmer and designer
Make it short term.lbcomms wrote: ↑18 Jun 2019, 20:29 Just finishing off the 858 (Adams) version, waiting for one part on the slow ebay boat from China to arrive.
The 3900 on the last page is still going well, on its second trip around the country now, everything from hot deserts in the middle to alpine weather in the south. Still no drift, owner reports it hasn't moved since it was done. So the idea works, just need to make it into an owner-installable single board design. Long term spare time project.
Haven't seen a suitable 2510 on eBay or Gumtree yet, one will turn up eventually. But want to finish the drift killer off first before starting that one...
That's an understatement. But we are making steady progress on it
He's had it for just on a year now, and we did another one early this year in a similar radio. Both of the owners reported no audible drift since they had the prototypes fitted, in all conditions from Victorian snow to summer in the desert. The idea works OK, what we've been working on is a way to make it DIY installable with only basic test gear / tools.How's the drift killer coming on? Has your man let you know how the field trials went?
I can do smt. First radio I’d like to do would be my galaxy 95t2lbcomms wrote: ↑19 Jan 2020, 19:23 The DIY version is in another thread, used to expand an old 858 PLL radio: viewtopic.php?f=53&t=57390
The SMT high stability version is still on the drawing board but almost complete - but that one needs hand soldering of tiny SMT components (0603 chips and a QFN24 IC) so won't be for everybody.
Even so, the non SMT DIY version is a lot more stable than stock on the Galaxy (a 959?) we tried when prototyping it...