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-- -- lincoln short wave club bringing amateur radio to the community home about history east kirkby repeater group links clubs society’s commercial homebrew personal calendar training foundation intermediate licence advanced morse privacy contact steppir uncategorized no responses » jun 10 2018 after the surplus equipment sale, stephen and les getting the steppir ready for collection. posted by g4sto at 12:04 am surplus equipment sale uncategorized no responses » jun 09 2018 the change of day and time was a disappointment to some of our regular visitors to the surplus equipment sales but it meant others could come, some on their way to the spalding rally. we had visitors from newcastle, york, hull, mansfield and grantham to name a few places; most visitors were able to pick up a bargain or two or got rid of some of their surplus. below are a few photos from the day; sorry about the quality i really must invest in a new camera!! just to prove g4sto was actually at the sale; she looks a little aggressive but that’s because she’s concentrating. our next surplus equipment sale will be on wednesday 24 th october 2018 with booking in from 1830 hours. posted by g4sto at 11:52 pm foundation course uncategorized no responses » jun 07 2018 lincoln short wave club is running a foundation course on saturdays 21 st and 28 th july with the examination on saturday 28 th july at 1700 hours. anyone interested in joining this course should contact pam g4sto on or before the 7 th july via the contact form on this website; pam is at the club wednesday nights and saturday mornings by arrangement. posted by g4sto at 10:33 pm all hands on mast uncategorized no responses » may 22 2018 on saturday g3pvu, g1lqb, g0rqq and m0tef started work on getting the 6m hb9cv beam up and running unfortunately they didn’t get finished before having to go home. posted by g4sto at 2:40 pm lswc used equipment sale uncategorized no responses » may 14 2018 on saturday 2nd june, lswc are holding a used equipment sale in aisthorpe village hall. check in of items is from 11am. refreshments will be available from 12pm. sale will commence at 12.30pm. posted by 2e0ssm at 11:35 pm tagged with: lswc , used equipment sale mills on the air – gb5em uncategorized no responses » may 14 2018 peter 2e0fga, les g1lqb, alistair m0tef and keith g0rqq took part in mills on the air from ellis mill in lincoln on sunday 13 th may. shock came with a station coming in on 2m fm from near wolverhampton during setup although gb5em was not set up correctly to work them at that time. despite a noise level between s5-9 a few contacts were made; even les had a contact on hf. contact was also made with tim m0zrr a former member of the club and now living in shepshed. keith g0rqq reenacting “the thinker” by rodin unfortunately mills on the air coincides with the lincoln grand prix making it difficult for others to get there as the traffic management kept everybody out of the race area. photos m0tef & 2e0fga posted by g4sto at 11:18 pm arduino satellite controller motor control arduino , home brew , homebrew no responses » apr 29 2018 this part of the project is to help you understand how we are going to control the motors of the rotator and we are deviating from the 2rpm motor to a higher rpm to be able to quickly move from one location to another at a higher speed then slow down to be able to follow the path of the satellite. in the previous post i gave links to the parts needed and for this part of the project, we will be using the h bridge, 2 motors, and the arduino nano. i have found a good video which explains the principle of driving the motors, but before watching it i thought it better to explain a bit about writing code for the arduino. the code is known as a “sketch” and contains all the information for the arduino ide to compile it and load it into the nano so that it can run the program. a variable is a number that can be changed by the sketch and is usually given a “label” that identifies it in the sketch, say for example we define “int variable1 = 5”, “int variable2 = 2” (int tells the compiler the type of variable it is and in this case an integer) and later as the sketch is running we want to perform a mathematical calculation and change “variable1” to another value “variable1 = variable1 + variable2;” (the “;” defines the end of the line) the microcontroller will process this and “variable1” will now = 7 (5+2). another way to increase the value of the variable is “variable1 ++1” which will increase the variable by +1 and tends to be used in loops . see here for more information about the syntax for arithmetic calculations and more information of the programming syntax can be found here . ( for those who want more information , when the sketch is compiled, the compiler changes the label “variable1” to a fixed memory address which contains the value of the variable so calculations result in the microcontroller changing the value of the fixed memory address.) the next post will be on the magnetometer and how we use it to control the motors of the rotator. posted by g4xfc at 2:34 am tagged with: arduino , home brew , homebrew , sattelites arduino satellite project arduino no responses » apr 26 2018 i had been asked to do a talk on the arduino for a long time but never did get round to it, but i was influenced by adrian m0nwk ’s excellent talk and decided the best thing to do was to do a series of posts on a project that ian m0rpd asked me to help him with and at the same time give people an understanding of the power of the arduino system in microcontrollers and its benefits to our hobby of amateur radio. this should be a good start to your journey into the arduino, the project that we will be working on can be found here, but remember that i am not following the arduino side of this project but modifying it in true amateur radio style. at the moment rather than having pretty pictures to look at you will find a lot of links in this article as i prefer to use other people’s work to explain what i am doing rather than repeat it myself. (i am getting lazy in my old age) for anyone the doesn’t understand microcontrollers they are like a computer with only one job to do, so they are programmed to undertake tasks whether it be a single task or a multi-task they are very good at what they do, like your washing machine which is controlled by a microcontroller. the rotator project interfaces with the hrd satellite program on your computer and uses ready available modules that can be purchased cheaply on the internet and the system will run on a 12v making it ideal for portable use. using a regulator like the lm7805 to drop the voltage down to 5v for the arduino system is not very efficient so i am using a buck converter which has an efficiency of about 80% thus saving battery power. how the buck converter works instead of expensive stepper motors or servo motors, this system uses 2 cheap chinese 12vdc reversible high torque turbo worm geared reduction motor these have a power rating of 60ma interfacing the motor with the arduino is easy and we are using a dual h bridge module , the bridge is rated at 2a so plenty of power to drive the motors. you can find out how the h bridge works here. to reduce the size of the project i am using the arduino nano which is a smaller format of the uno but has the same capabilities. because we wanted this system to be remote you will need to buy 2 arduino nanos for this project. the heart of this project is the gy-273 hmc5883l 3v-5v triple axis compass magnetometer sensor module which will give us the compass direction and inclination of the aerial which is fed back to the arduino so we know the exact position of the aerial and is fitted to the aerial. more information on the chip. finally is the remote control radio module nrf24l01+ 2.4ghz wireless rf transceiver and you will notice that there is also a back plate which you plug the module into. the 3.3v supply on the arduino will not drive this module sufficiently and you had to add capacitors on the module across the input voltage for the module to work properly but with the back plate, this is not needed as it has its own 3.3v regulator on the back plate. because this module has different variants with external aerials and higher power, i will cover the transceiver in a separate post. don’t be put off with computer programming and having to know the c++ language as the code will be provided later. if you are thinking of doing other things with the arduino, other people could have done something similar to what you want and willing to share their code. on the internet, there are thousands of people using the arduino system. make google your friend for finding the information you seek. to start with you need to download the arduino ide (integrated development system) to be able to program your arduino board. (there is a number of different boards that run the arduino system) and this link should give you a good idea of how it works. on a final note to this part of the arduino project, ebay is a good source of chinese clones and they are as good as the real ones and i have not had any problem with them in the past, my scottish genes tend to point me to the cheapest source. you may contact me using the form below. ian g4xfc your name (required) your email (required) subject your message posted by g4xfc at 6:53 pm tagged with: arduino exam success uncategorized no responses » apr 14 2018 another successful day at the club with dave passing his foundation exam and geoff 2e0ybg passing his advanced exam. posted by g4sto at 10:12 pm 10 minute talks uncategorized no responses » apr 11 2018 tonight jason g7kpm gave a 10 minute talk on his home brew j-pole dual band antenna; the design was taken from the arrl manual. the j-pole is an effective, low cost antenna made from bits available from birketts and the local diy store. this antenna will go well with the new baofeng dual band radios recently ordered by the club and is a possible project for future candidates on the intermediate course. other topics in the ’10 minute talk’ category were potholes – les g1lqb and wine and whisky – everyone. posted by g4sto at 11:50 pm older entries translate this page tweets by @n_hamfest follow g5fz recent posts steppir surplus equipment sale foundation course all hands on mast lswc used equipment sale recent comments m0jgx on repeater group paul kerry on repeater group ea3ewo on repeater group ac5jw on intermediate examination ac5jw on repeater group archives june 2018 may 2018 april 2018 march 2018 february 2018 january 2018 december 2017 november 2017 october 2017 august 2017 july 2017 june 2017 may 2017 april 2017 march 2017 february 2017 january 2017 december 2016 november 2016 october 2016 september 2016 august 2016 july 2016 june 2016 may 2016 april 2016 march 2016 february 2016 january 2016 december 2015 november 2015 october 2015 september 2015 august 2015 july 2015 june 2015 may 2015 april 2015 march 2015 january 2015 december 2014 october 2014 september 2014 august 2014 july 2014 june 2014 may 2014 april 2014 march 2014 february 2014 january 2014 december 2013 november 2013 october 2013 august 2013 july 2013 may 2013 april 2013 march 2013 february 2013 december 2012 november 2012 october 2012 september 2012 august 2012 july 2012 june 2012 may 2012 categories antennas arduino contests east kirkby home brew homebrew irlp linear amp lswc shack morse old members power supplies refurbishment special event station training uncategorized meta log in entries rss comments rss © 2012 lincoln short wave club suffusion theme by sayontan sinha

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