Dave VanHorn wrote:
> The Amateur radio handbook, published by the ARRL in the USA, is a
> pretty good source.
I got some old CD...will take a look for a newer...
> Them's fightin' words! :) I'm a long time Atmel AVR guy.
> I've used PICs but the banking and "holes" in the memory drive me
> nu
> I need som good reference about passive filters.
The Amateur radio handbook, published by the ARRL in the USA, is a
pretty good source.
> As i said, i have something finished for PIC micro... In my company,
> where i work, programmers use atmel, but it is all the same.
Them's fightin' wor
Dave VanHorn wrote:
> You've got a big project there.
> What is it exactly that you're looking to learn?
I need som good reference about passive filters. I have Eagleware Genesys
software, but everything i simulate i do not get so much usable results.
> I'm asking, because you seem to want to ta
You've got a big project there.
What is it exactly that you're looking to learn?
I'm asking, because you seem to want to take on a LOT of issues,
which may leave you broke and discouraged in the end.
If I were you, I'd start off with a repeater controller, a relatively
straightforward firmwa
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