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0 Arduino ATtiny 85 based fading LED's

Arduino ATtiny 85 based fading LED's http://t.co/zKHWhe8q10 pic.twitter.com/qXtxTulXXm
— Jon (@N5JLD) October 26, 2014

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0 ATTINY 85 fading Led's:

ATTINY 85 fading Led's: my first attempt at programming this small chip http://t.co/XzU56FIEnT

— Jon (@N5JLD) October 5, 2014

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0 Tim Allen - Last man Standing get his Ticket. For Real this time

Actor Tim Allen Gets His Ham Ticket For Real http://t.co/JVPAtYqLP0 #hamr #hamradio pic.twitter.com/re8oX0DZnZ

— QRZ Now (@QRZnow) September 30, 2014

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0 Never Forget

Make sure your children understand THIS is what a superhero looks like. #NeverForget pic.twitter.com/FJfEBA0rvq — NetControl (@NetControl) September 11, 2014

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0 Man says he bought all 23 pies at Burger King to spite noisy child in line

Man says he bought all 23 pies at Burger King to spite noisy child in line behind him http://t.co/2ft4Jv6gG5 pic.twitter.com/7yZ5TGaI9y
— FOX 4 NEWS (@FOX4) August 7, 2014

This guy is my new hero!

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0 FT 817 Power level Icon. How to read

Originally Posted by: "Mike Olbrisch" kd5kc

Here is how to read the FT-817 power display.

To control the power levels, press the function (F) button for 1 second, [Pg
12, item 8], then rotate the SELECT knob [Pg 12, item 13] to display menu
item 9 [ PWR MTR xxx ] on Pg 15. (xxx will equal pwr for POWER level, alc
for ALC level, swr for SWR display or mod for FM deviation level). Press
button A to control the power level, button B to select the meter display
[Pg 12, item 9]. Press the PWR button (button A) to step through the
display.

With an input voltage or battery voltage GREATER THAN ~ 11.5 volts, the
display will look like this.

(L_l__) One bar displayed = 0.5 watts.
(L_ll_) Two bars displayed = 1.0 watts.
(L_lll) Three bars displayed = 2.5 watts.
(L____) No bars displayed = 5.0 watts.

With an input voltage or battery voltage LESS THAN ~ 11.5 volts, the display
will look like this.

(L_l__) One bar displayed = 0.5 watts.
(L_ll_) Two bars displayed = 1.0 watts.
(L_lll) Three bars displayed = 2.5 watts.
(L____)-(L_lll) (BLINKING) Three BLINKING bars displayed = 5.0 watts.
*note1.

This information is in the FT-817ND manual, on page 28. It just isn't
written very well. 

*note 1: The blinking display is a warning that you are using the 5-watt
level while on battery power, and with the stock YAESU battery, your time on
the air will be limited. Using a larger external battery, or one of the
larger capacity internal batteries will increase your air-time considerably.

Hope this helps you understand what your radio is doing.

Vy73 - Mike - KD5KC.
El Paso, Texas - DM61rt.
W5-SOTA Association Manager.

NA-SOTA info: http://na-sota.org/


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We will be operating as N5ANT 2A NTX QRP from Lake Mineral Wells SP for #FD2014 #ARRL #hamr with End Feds and Mag Loops — Jon (@N5JLD) June 26, 2014

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