#13 shows that this board/code can control a relay, but it is loud and large. It should be possible to key the radio with a transistor, even if there is a fair bit of current on the keying circuit (as there is in the NS-80 transmitter, but not the Cricket).
The transistors I bought are TIP120 NPN Darlington.
#13 shows that this board/code can control a relay, but it is loud and large. It should be possible to key the radio with a transistor, even if there is a fair bit of current on the keying circuit (as there is in the NS-80 transmitter, but not the Cricket).
I plan to follow KB1OIQ's design from https://sourceforge.net/projects/kb1oiq-ham-radio-projects/files/80m_ardf/.

The transistors I bought are TIP120 NPN Darlington.
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#13 shows that this board/code can control a relay, but it is loud and large. It should be possible to key the radio with a transistor, even if there is a fair bit of current on the keying circuit (as there is in the NS-80 transmitter, but not the Cricket).
I plan to follow KB1OIQ's design from https://sourceforge.net/projects/kb1oiq-ham-radio-projects/files/80m_ardf/.

The transistors I bought are TIP120 NPN Darlington.