"If you were to use the Atlas design but use the Si5351 as the LO & CO it
seems to me that the oscillator switching would disappear and you would only
have to change the frequencies from each output port of the Si5351 when going
from Tx to Rx.
That would make a very simple design and no need for bi-lateral amps."
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NT7S actually built such a rig:
http://nt7s.com/2014/06/a-prototype-for-a-si5351-based-ssb-rig/
Scroll down to "A Prototype for a Si5351 based SSB Rig"
Joe
W3JDR
-----Original Message-----
From: pierre@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Sent: Tuesday, June 09, 2015 11:47 PM
To: minima@xxxxxxxxxxxxx ; minima@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [minima] Re: New idears + old ideas.
Hi Ben,
New ideas ? or a blast from the past.
The first block diagram in your post is that of the Atlas series of transceivers
(Atlas 210x/215x series) which were popular in the mid 1970's. I quite like
the Atlas topology and am the proud owner of two of their transceivers which
still perform well on the HF bands over 40 years later.
If you were to use the Atlas design but use the Si5351 as the LO & CO it
seems to me that the oscillator switching would disappear and you would only
have to change the frequencies from each output port of the Si5351 when going
from Tx to Rx.
That would make a very simple design and no need for bi-lateral amps.
Best regards,
Peter (Pierre) VK1XP
-- Original Message --
Date: Tue, 09 Jun 2015 22:31:43 +0300
Subject: [minima] New idears
From: "beninturkye@xxxxxxxxx" <beninturkye@xxxxxxxxx>
To: "minima@xxxxxxxxxxxxx" <minima@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Reply-To: minima@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Hello everybody,
I had some thoughts about this project, so i did some typing this weekend.
So find added to this email an html text file and 3 drawings, download them
and read it in your brauser.
Regards Ben PA9B
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