Had a complete exchange With Jake, KE0GYC despite the static crashes. It's definitely a very noisy night. Dan, W2DLC

Raspberry pi and ubitx FT8 setup Bo Barry 5/20/18 first draft NOTE: The AGC and pop mods are not needed for digital mode. You operate with AGC off and adjust the audio signal level with the

I got it going on FT8 and made some great contacts on 40 FT8, about 7 watts out Then the audio went away and it took a day to figure it out. See my 'tutorial' for info. Then I tried WSPR on 20. With

Ok, something new. I think I may need to replace one, or both of the wiring harness to the raduino and the board. I get audio spontaneously dropping out. If I just touch these wires it comes back.

Well I've been using it on FT8 without AGC so what I'd like is a way to wire in a fixed AF. But I'm not sure if I need a separate drive chip or if the ubitx has what I need already. Need someone who

Check the metal spring-sockets that are inserted into the plastic housing of the wiring harness. I found on mine that the little tab that is supposed to keep the metal contact from backing out did not

Hi Patrick, yes, that is what We (me vk5gi and Greg vk5gj) have done, and put a fan in as well. Fan driven by a 7 volt regulator to keep the noise down! norm vk5gi McLaren Vale South Australia

Hello folks Could someone please help me as to where I can find the software / sketch for the Arduino Nano that was being sold by the bitx40 folks prior to the ubitx era. I have searched high and low

WRS, Perhaps here: https://github.com/afarhan/bitx40 Daniel KB3MUN

Could be a reason that some Nano's are $2.50 and some are $3.00. I'd hate to think of all the corners that would have to be cut to hit those prices. Maybe $5 from a mainstream vendor would be a good

Fro the inductor: 445-1064-1-ND For the capacitor: 1576-1288-1.ND Of course, my offer is still good, just send me the envelope if you like. Howard Quoting M Garza <mgarza896@...>:

W2DLC was my first QSO with the uBITX - Finally got the drive issues sorted out and got everything boxed up! Glad I had a good maiden voyage!

WRS, You may also wish to consider this fork of the original project: https://github.com/amunters/bitx40 Daniel KB3MUN

The connector pins are not making contact OR the crimp of one of the wires is bad! Raj

You could simply put two jacks, one for speaker and one for data - wire them is parallel OR just solder an internal speaker in parallel. You will hear the audio. Raj

Hello everyone i have problem with wiring my microphone jack ( 4pin) This is my microphone wiring diagram I hope to help me to wire it.

Connect an audio jack to VOL-H. A convenient place to do this is right at the volume pot.

All: The FDIM conference was a good time and the trip to nearby Xenia for the Hamvention was also great. The rain didn't help, but it was better than last year, and I'm sure it will be even better

You may want to look into this for the crystal replacement. It uses an arduino and can or can not be built to lock on to the GPS system. http://www.knology.net/~gmarcus/Si5351/Si5351_VFO_QEX.pdf 73

Hello Hamad (if the google translator is correct), I would connect it the following way: Mic shield and mic Red to Blue wire from the main board Mic White to Violet wire from main board Mic Blue wire