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Finally figured out the assorted issues and was actually not that far off after all. Was reminded that sometimes asking the right questions is more important than getting the right answers. I put it

Jack, thanks again. After reading your explanation of the problem I went back and read the postings again. This time with a mental angle of the library linking being the issue rather than the compiler

Hank: The issues your links point out have nothing to do with the compiler. All are because people write libraries, ?but use the same names for them, which causes chaos to the end user. ?There's a

I'm of the "if it ain't broke, don't fix it" persuasion. As long as the libraries are compatible with the compiler I'll continue using the older version. Seeing as 1.0.5 is no longer supported I

Is there a reason for using an IDE that old? I'm using 1.6.9. Jack, W8TEE To: SoftwareControlledHamRadio@... Sent: Sunday, July 10, 2016 11:32 AM Subject: [SoftwareControlledHamRadio] Re:

For what it's worth I'm running Win10 with the Arduino IDE V1.0.5. Zero issues. The Voltmeter implementation was done in this environment. Till later Hank K5HDE

After further research, the controller software and library was written for 022. I installed 022 and it compiles clean. It was also written for the Nano so I will need to figure out what other changes

Not sure why my comment came through so messed up, but I remember writing that line 95 was messed up, but that the count might be off becuase of the included header file. Spent some time in Sedona a

Hi Jack, I'm jumping the gun a little....I'm reading your book now. I'll ask this question again after I get a little further Thanks!!! Mark NU6X Sedona, AZ

I would need a copy of the controller.ino file and the header file. Whatever the error is, it doesn't line line 95 and its return type. Jack,. W8TEE To: "SoftwareControlledHamRadio@..."

I'm trying to compile controller software for a LDMOS linear. It uses a 4x40 LCD screen and I included the Liquidcrystal440 library. *I'm new at this*...any suggestions??. Mark NU6X Sedona, AZ

I have not heard of any Win 10 issues with respect to the Arduino IDE. I would download and install the IDE, plug the USB cable into your Nano, and then load and compile the Blink program that is

Well gentlemen, I just updated my PC to the Windows 10 operating system; now something new to learn too! I am wondering, how the Arduino software for the 49-er (March 2016 QST build), and Windows 10

Well, I finally got enough time to etch a small PCB for the BCI filter I posted here a bazillion years ago. Photo attached. Jack, W8TEE

Marc: Nice!! That's the best I've heard so far. I've been up to my butt in alligators lately so haven't had much time to operate. Still, it's nice to see that a fairly inexpensive rig can lead to some

Hi Jack, You wanted to know the best DX that folks have worked with the 49er. The best DX, so far, using my 49er is Brazil, RST 559. I regularly work into the Western USA, and hear Europe all the time

Hi Jack; Keep the projects coming using the Buck converter, I now have 9 of them left as I ordered a batch of 10 for a great price, hi hi!? Looks to be a very nice little device, if it doesn't fall

Hi Karl: I'm working on a new project with Farrukh and we use the buck converter on it, too. I was trying to adjust the bc to get 5.7V and had the Phillips screw just pop off! Put a new one in and

Glad you were able to fix the problem! Remember I said force it "just a little" :) 73 de AB6UI

Brian, you are correct on this; the mini-360 that I received in my kit had this very problem! After reading this post from you, I could see that the wiper was hitting the nearby component. When I