Ham radio blog by OZ1BXM

torsdag den 1. juli 2021

Mains power alarm

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Our refrigerator must run at +5C at all times. But one day, the security relay of the house flipped and cut the power off. The power outage ...
torsdag den 17. juni 2021

Reading I2C addresses

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Many electronic modules are controlled by the I2C-protocol. I2C builds upon the concept of masters and slaves connected via a 2-wire bus. Th...
lørdag den 1. maj 2021

DC-receiver 0.1-100 MHz

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Fig. 1. DC-receiver seen from the front. Building your own equipment is not difficult if you buy ready-made modules and connect them togethe...
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tirsdag den 29. december 2020

One-valve transmitter for 7 MHz

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  Fig. 1. Valve transmitter. Building this transmitter was inspired by an article in "Popular Electronics" 2/1955. The circuit dia...
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tirsdag den 6. oktober 2020

Replacing Network Time with BktTimeSync

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I've used Network Time about 6 months. However, the PC clock deviation could be 500 ms or more during a day. This amount of drift is not...
søndag den 27. september 2020

New 23 cm transverter from SG-LAB

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My new 23 cm transverter comprises a transverter module and a PA module. Both modules came fully assembled and tested from  SG-LAB  in Bulga...
torsdag den 16. juli 2020

Receiving 23 cm beacons portable

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Last Saturday, I collected my 14 element yagi for 23 cm, my MKU13G2B Kuhne transverter, and my 144 MHz IF radio (Kenwood TR-751E). A recharg...
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Lars Petersen
I develop, build, and describe electronic circuits and ham radio projects.
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