Hi, Just to announce that I published the details of my project on github involving the remoting of a µBIT-X transceiver.  It uses a set of ESP32 modules to pass sound and CAT packets over the

I built this last year and have had a lot of fun with it. Time to do something else. It's a v5 with KD8CEC firmware, stock display, AGC board, and built-in speaker in a 3D printed case. It has a USB

Right on the nail. Observed a similar one between 29palms,California & Albany,Ga during MARS message relay. All goes well until I notice the coax antenna switch is set to an antenna on the ground for

I would agree that the nanoVNA is a great tool. I have just put up a new fan dipole for 40 and 30m. I trimmed the 40m section to resonance today and the nanoVNA made it very easy. I started of with

Stephen, Congratulations on your General Class ticket! From the prior post, I would say you are well on your way to becoming an expert on the uBITX, as well as other aspects of the hobby. Again,

Mike, First let me tell you that I'm a newbie to ham radio, having earned my technician and general licenses in March of 2020. Bear this fact in mind as you read my comments. I don't know about R63,

Hi Jerry, The CW delay issue also is fixed in my software version. I would encourage you to give it a try, since it doesn't require any hardware modifications, and you can easily revert to the stock

Wow! Thanks to everyone who answer about my calibration problem. By using the RIT I am able to make CW contacts now. It's awkward but by adding 800 Hertz to the receive frequency and hitting RIT and

The only other thing that I can suggest is to make sure flrig is not active when using the Memory Manager. MM is fussy about the port access. 73 Evan AC9TU

It is at 38400

I would try 38400 as the baud rate. flrig and other software work at all port settings, but for some reason the CEC Manager only likes 38400. 73 Evan AC9TU

I have the correct driver and port settings as verified with flrig, but the manager times out. Suggestions? K7TP

In my opinion the best reason to start with the stock version. Whichever one you purchased, is that gives the best chance to make sure the basic functions work. You are verifying the tests that were

I've thought about installing the Nextion from the get go, when Ian wrote the first draft and made it work so flawlessly. If you were going from a v3 or v4 or maybe even a v5 I'd say just go to the

Grover, The picture from Amie C. is of a v6 that the stock screen was replaced with a Nextion 2.8" touch screen. There is a software update of the uBITX Nano to the KD8CEC software, and the correct

Give or take, it’s approximately 50 ohms

Hi What is the RF output impedance of the uBITX, v6? just became owner of the new baby, soon QRV, I hope :-) vy 73 de OZ6TI

I'm new at al this; just got my (used) Version 6 with whatever the large screen it. What software gives you that lovely screen? If I can install it I would be quite happy. Grover K7TP

Thanks for add to the Group. 73 Chuck-- LRB Chuck

Reed, As a newbie, my vote doesn't count for much. For what it might be worth though, you've got my vote. I wasn't smart enough to recognize this shortcoming in the stock v6 software, but I am very