I'm just using my test leads for my multimeter (I'm at work) as an antenna... If you guys are having this much trouble it's no wonder I can't hear anything... HIHI -- 73 de Glenn VE3JAU Thunder Bay,

Ian : Thanks for the reply. I noticed that option in the uBITX Manager but I couldn't find any documentation on what I meant. Now I know, so I will give it a try. I am not sure that this will "fix"

Rick, Did you use a leaded part or SMT for the .01 cap? John KC9OJV

Michael I agree with you opinion, yes There is not enough explanation for them :) I liked it the first time I implemented this feature. So I adopted it as a basic specification. That is, if no

Hello. I'm currently building a BitX40 Ver 3 in a AmateurRadioKits.in Universal Case Blue 2 for Bitx40 case and I have a couple of questions. I wasn't able to find any instructions for using the

Where did you find it?

Thanks for your interresting. You can get it from the link below https://github.com/phdlee/ubitx See the Release section for more convenience. https://github.com/phdlee/ubitx/releases Ian

Another data point... I put a .01uf cap across the audio input the the AGC board (the Don & Kees kit) and it seems to have pretty much removed the audio from the speaker on xmit. I think it's still

John, As of now it is just a leaded part that I scabbed/tacked on to the board. It even has long legs. I was so elated to have gotten rid of the audio and sometimes oscillations that I have not gone

Craig VE6TBW, Question 1: that's what I did. Might want to search for older discussions on wiring up a diode between the socket and fuse holder to blow the fuse if power is ever hooked up

Listened on 7.277 for a while, and called CQ several times tonight around 7:30 and 10 PM EST. Didn't hear anyone. WB2VXW

Sorry if I'm missing something but is there a "user manual" for the Memory Manager? I've never used it before... Thanks -- 73 de Glenn VE3JAU Thunder Bay, Ontario

The unit is going to draw (amperage wise) what it needs. You should not limit it. Now VOLTAGE is a different story, you will want to set that between 12 to 13.8Vdc. As stated use RV1 to adjust the

C++ and micro-controllers do not really play well together. That is why I use strictly ANSI C. -- Paul Mateer, AA9GG Elan Engineering Corp. www.elanengr.com NAQCC 3123, SKCC 4628

Really? Why do you say that? I find the OOP benefits to be well worth the effort to use them, especially encapsulation. Jack, W8TEE

I didn't try tonight because I have the uBiTX in pieces waiting to get stuffed into a new box Dan, W2DLC

Thanks Allard, goofed there. Will re-hookup the bitx40 later today and see.

OK! connected up the bitx40 with Raduino. Yes, there are spurious as reported. The spurious distance from carrier varies with frequency. All the spurs all come together and disappear at near 7.2

In traditional rigs and in DDS there is a variable capacitor that is used to precisely and easily adjust the BFO or the DDS output. In dongles it can be easily done via the software. Using the 10mhz

Hi! Thank you for your advice and comment. Firstly, I did not consider that frequency displayed on the commercial rigs is TX frequency even though frequency of uBitx is RX. But I am still wondering