Don¡¯t listen to all the analog VFO haters here, and their ¡°stable frequencies¡± and their ¡°frequency read outs...¡± ?*rolls eyes*
;-)
The analog VFO is a LOT of fun to use. They are right that it is drifty as all get-out; you need to stay on top of it or you¡¯ll lose the QSO. And a 10-turn pot is a MUST, or just touching the tuning knob will kick you over by a few kHz.?
So, yes, I GUESS it¡¯s a bit of a challenge... but what is life without a challenge every so often! Keep that brain working a little bit more.?
Try the analog VFO. It¡¯s good for you.
This message brought to you by KR6ZY who bought his first BitX before the Raduino was a thing and still loves that radio... :-D
-Mark
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On Oct 14, 2017, at 2:24 PM, Justin Maynard KN4FAW <
justin.maynard27@...> wrote:
Thank you for the advice Jerry,
Yeah it was an easy newbie mistake for me to make, I should have been more careful. I will order a new raduino and try out the analog VFO while waiting.
I am loving this radio, as a new ham I am learning a ton thanks to the this group and toying with this radio. I am hooked on homebrew and want to build more projects.
Justin, KN4FAW