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Which programming book did you get? I know of a really good one! ?:>) Jack, W8TEE To: SoftwareControlledHamRadio@... Sent: Tuesday, January 31, 2017 10:26 AM Subject: Re:

Yes, size mainly. I think the only reason it's not popular right now is because its new and hasn't been copied, which makes the price higher that a regular Mega. A few more months and the price will

Richard Thanks again for all your help in loading your software on my radio.....its working well although I cooked the final....got to look at the SWR again. I was wondering if on your next software

Jack What was the reason for going with the Mini Mega2560....just size ? Doesn't seem like a very popular board and those double row connectors must take a special breadboard if ya want to fool around

Keep me posted on how it goes! Jack, W8TEE To: SoftwareControlledHamRadio@... Sent: Tuesday, January 31, 2017 10:26 AM Subject: Re: [SoftwareControlledHamRadio] Re: Antenna Analyzer ?

Jack, I checked out the book and looked very interesting and so I bought it! I also got a book on programming the aurdino. Maybe there's hope that this old dog can still learn a few new tricks!

Tom (or anybody else), Back before Christmas I built the Super RockMite and the DDS-VFO but things got busy and I never had time to figure out the mating process. Each device works fine independently

Thanks for the kind words. 2000 miles/watt is one of the highest I've heard. Again, write it up and put in about the BCI and CW filter. Indeed, mention the Four States group explicitly...it might help

Jack, That contact with F6HKA comes in at a little over 2000 miles per watt. This is why I love QRP and CW. There are lots of great projects out there for building these kinds of rigs. Molding them to

Write it up and send the video...definitely a good shot at getting it in. Frame it from the point of view that you don't need to be rich to enjoy our hobby, sorta like I did with the 49er article and

Jack, I actually got the QSO on video. I was working on a demo video when I heard him. Richard - K4KRW

Jack, I actually got the QSO on video. I was working on a demo video when i heard him. Richard - K4KRW

That is SUPER! You should write to QST and tell them. I'll bet it would find its way into print. Jack, W8TEE To: SoftwareControlledHamRadio@... Sent: Monday, January 30, 2017 10:35 PM

It would work on perf board. Ours is nice because the display plugs directly into our PCB. In the attached picture, the TFT display is on the bottom and it plugs into our PCB "from the bottom". You

I just got my first DX contact with my radio. Bert F6HKA was getting SKCC contacts on 40m tonight and I got him. 2 Watts. He gave me a 579. What fun. He was on 7.055. Richard - K4KRW

A new article in QST and maybe a board from Farrukh to make it even easier? Way to go, Doc! Huh. It LOOKS like one could carefully build it wiring point-to-point on perfboard, or maybe I'm missing

This might sound like an ad, but I don't make enough off one book to buy a Big Mac. Still, you might buy a few Nanos and Mega 2560 Pro Mini's and start experimenting using the Arduino Project for

It does look like a neat project, the AA that is, which is why I got so excited. Plus it uses the Arduino, which I would like to learn more about before I get any older. I'm 69 and I don't have any

It's a pretty neat project and the display is really quite good. I posted another shot of the display last March 28; it's one of the first photos in the album. If you buy all of the parts new, it's

No bother. I know the PCB will be sold for sure. However, I really don't have anything to do with that, as Farrukh lays out the board and has it produced. I have asked him to redo the AA board to