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I found spurious signals doing FT8, and reduced the audio (and resulting output power) to reduce them. I'm gonna meter it somehow to keep it optimum. Tnx input! Bo

OK, the pass 2 boards have arrived, they look good so, let er' rip. Ordering instructions are in the attachment and a copy is in the Files section under my call. Not sure how all this is going to work

Sell me yours and order a new one. ? I don't want the Raduino or display. Bo W4GHV

Curious.? According to section 4.3 page 27 of that document, the debugger burned into ROM supports: ? ? USART? (or UART),? USB,? I2C,? SPI,? and? CAN I know the UART can be spoken to directly

at least I didn't suggest two separate radios with an antenna switch... ? -- www.bitxmap.com ( http://www.bitxmap.com )

Please put me down for 3 AGC and 3 pop kits please. 73 de Jacob AG7CT

Or zero pots.? How's that for oversimplifying it? Use this feature from Ian's post, firmware changes only to control transmit gain: From? ?/g/BITX20/message/50144 ? ? 2.ATT

I have a feeling I am oversimplifying this.? It looks like Allison is getting closer to figuring out how to flatten the power output across all bands.? That is very exciting and a huge

Teensy is good to, Paul does an incredible job supporting his products. I have one, have played with it some, very nice. About to dig it out, need to set it up as a frequency counter to help with

Yes, Roger Clark is your go-to guy for anything Blue Pill. Arduino libraries were coded originally for the ATMega processors from Atmel. The basic libraries have been ported to the Blue Pill and

Allison, If I'm looking at the correct parts, it looks like those 4 transistors would cost about $10 USD total when purchased in single quantities. That's really not that big of an investment into a

Jerry Lol, I agree . Yesterday was the first time I had played with the blue pill in about 2 years. I had to relearn again. I find myself using STLINK ?v2 ?most of the time. I have used the other

Jack, the ambiguous "it" was the teensy that runs the filters and mic processing code in the uBITX. I am imagining leaving the Nano in there for basic ops, and using the Teensy for augmented features.

Could you please put me down for 2 of each board. Ross vk3ucr

I kind of thought there was a buy option, and that maybe it was removed when they redid the website for the uBitx. Special address is in the second paragraph

Yes, thank you Allison!!, I thought that, but I wanted to be certain. I’ve been watching all the discussion on this and all the other modifications. Life is a bit busy for me but it won’t be too

Rod: It is Open Source. Google "mic compressor" and see if our speech compressor doesn't do what you're thinking about. When you say "it", what is the "it" you're referring to? Jack, W8TEE

Hi Jack, For my uBITX: I have not been following the threads closely: is your software GPL open source? I would like to just implement the rx filters. I would also like to implement a mic high pass

Thanks Jerry. I did not see a click to order button on HF Signals web page nor did I see an email address for special orders like this. Did I miss what is there or did their page change?

I don't see the Raduino as a buy option on hfsignals.com Could ask through? ? hfsignals at? gmail dot com