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Radio USB-PD

rusb-pd is a modification for the frg7700 receiver allowing you to power your radio with a usb-pd compatible charger

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radio ham radio RadiO AMATEUR frg7700 yaesu

This project was created on 08/05/2024 and last updated a year ago.

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Giving a modern touch to my SWL receiver made by Yaesu, the FRG7700, i came up with this idea while i was looking at the manual and noticed there was a "DC Power mod" available for the radio. The parts for this aren't being sold much anymore, all i could find was a listing on ebay and it cost about 36 dollars for the whole kit + 30 dollars more to ship to EU. The final result is these two boards, i figured there wasn't much space inside the chassis for an additional board but i did what i could, the first features a vertical usb-c connector and is made so it can be mounted to the chassis connecting to the other board with 90 degree headers. The second board features a microcontroller (CH32V003), pd controller (FUSB302) and a pi filter for filtering out any noise incoming from the external psu.

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  • Building a library for the FUSB302

    Ambra • 11/03/2024 at 13:28 • 0 comments

    In my spare time i've been working on a library for the FUSB302, which will work for both rp2040 and the ch32v003.
    It's currently up on m github: https://github.com/bassusteur/picofusb302
    feedback is welcome! i've never worked on a library before

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