Roy, I am using the daughterboard-only for my interface within the radio. The base adapter, however, provides an interface for two things: 1) Downloading programs to flash memory. 2) It has a very

Hi Roy,Yes, I checked mid and high band signals too, and observed the average reading over one minute. Any frequency I tried showed improvement with the coil at the same approx. position from the end

Hi Scott When you say that the volume is lowered by 6dB (or 12 dB on the 310), does that mean that the signal has been attenuated or that the volume alone is impacted? If volume only, would one

Scott Thank you for putting me straight about the SPI connection to the MCU. Am I correct in assuming that you are only using the daughter board alone and not the base board connected to the

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Hi Guy I noticed in your test that you had your radio tuned right at the bottom of the band (530Khz). I agree that with the same 81 turn sliding coil connected to my PL-380 that it showed an

Hello Roy and Guy, Thanks for your comments in this discussion, and thanks once again to Guyfor his independent testing of my PL-380 7.5" loopstick design (and strongconfirmation of the great AM

Roy schreef: Roy, Here is the link on how to let freepascal compile/import Delphi code: http://wiki.freepascal.org/Delphi Marc

Marc Here is a link to the Delphi code it is at the bottom of the page http://www.elexs.de/SI4735c.html Roy

Thanks again for the nice certificate, John! It took me a month to get to 15 countries, and the next 5 took another month. There is an awful lot of interference from Cuban stations here, plus a fair

Roy, A clarification: the code in the reference design I linked to is actually operating the chip in 3-wire mode. It nicely makes use of the MCU's SPI interface hardware, but the incoming

--- In ultralightdx@..., Allen Willie > > > Last night here in the North Atlantic produced a TA opening which was later than usual here ( about 1:30 AM Local 5:00 UTC ) Was hoping to ride the wave

Hi Roy, I really appreciate the clear fashion in which you (and Scott) explain the SiLabs chip's operation! You are correct; I did not realize that the chip tunes for proper inductance after it

Hi Guys, Last night here in the North Atlantic produced a TA opening which was later than usual here ( about 1:30 AM Local 5:00 UTC ) Was hoping to ride the wave longer but the sandman took over .

Hi Neil, Thanks for your return. The merit goes to Jim and Gary because the too important photos that clarify once and for all any doubt about the identification of PL-380´s newest

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Roy schreef: I threw away my history in firefox, which was a stupid idea... Do you have the site?? Delphi is Pascal code and is much clearer than all those VB/C++/C# samples.. http://freepascal.org

Thanks I had not found till I saw your Photograph Looked an still could not see it -- opened other end that was still taped up and there it was So mine is a 2009 version 1 Thanks again Neil

Hi Marc Yes I came across that site. They had written their code in VB6 and were using the I2C interface to control the chip. They openly admitted it did not work properly and someone had rewritten

Hi Jim, Hi Gary ! Thanks both for the highly useful and enlightening photos and explantions about soft mute & SW stability ! Unfortunately my Pl-380 is old version. Because my english is basic