This is why Ian is using a version control system. As long as there are labels attached to each version, you can always go back and forward between versions without having to resort to different file

Hmmmmm. Interesting....

But if this doesn’t work for windows users, the most common sort of us I suspect, exactly how does this benefit us? The only Linux that I have available to me is a raspberry. I have plenty of those.

Yes Git is a version control system, but not everyone is a software engineer! I try to accommodate the people who will be trying to use my software. rOn

Karl: I've used version control (VC) systems on everything from a PC to a full-blown mainframe running VMS. That said, most Arduino users probably see VC as an unnecessary layer to negotiate each time

I did not say that it would not work for Windows, I said that I do not know what the corresponding commands are on Windows - changes are that they are the same (or very close), but without any first

Well I appreciate that, but this is not the only thing I do in life. I’m involved in several other activities both in radio and elsewhere, and writing books left and right, and I don’t have time

Jack, I think we are dealign with three types of users: 1) The "Give me a simple way to flash uBitx, and I don't care about version numbers, I don't care about changes, I just want to use the latest

Hi all, When I tuned up my uBITX everything was fine. I have since been correcting the front panel wiring and now it does not transmit. The relays do not go over, there is only 1 volt on the PTT line

Re-run the tune-up procedure for calibration to bring it back on frequency, find a good strong AM station with known frequency WWV is good, then run the BFO procedure, this should help. When you are

Thanks Chris - sounds like you operate a lot like I do, low power CW 99% of the time. Encouraging.

Hey Folks, About to start my uBitX build... have the radio now, and acquiring some parts as well as scouring my junkbox (which has been accumulating rather than shrinking!) My goal is building a

Ordered March 29th and notified by Paypal this morning. Why didn't I pony up for DHL? Oh well, at least it is on it's way

The part that gets hot on both of my bitx radios (40 and micro) is the power supply chip on arduino board. it gets too hot to touch. The PA only get slightly warm after an hour long phone qso. I had

Charles: A mv109 varactor is not the same as a mvam109. The mv109 ihas 26-32pfd capacitance and a mvam109 has 10-420pfd capacitance. That would make a big difference in the tuning range. Leonard

QRP guys also have a couple nice little filters for use with CW, both a low pass and band pass. https://qrpguys.com/simple-cw-scaf-filter https://qrpguys.com/qrpguys-active-600hz-audio-filter I

Karl: You're probably right on the 3 types. However, the statement: You want to make changes to the software? Then you are a software developer, and version control is part of that.

All the world is a market. Meet the needs of your customers and your move a lot of product. Try to tell your customers “what they need to do, “ and they may find another vendor. Trick here is to

-- Please, give-me an address for I buy a case for the uBITX20. João Ghignatti - py3aii - GF49jx Brazilian Ham Radio - ARRL Member PORTO ALEGRE (RS) - B R A S I L S30° 02.122´ <> W 51°

I ordered mine 26th march and not a word that its shipped :(