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Dennis: Why not make pos a static int within the CheckEncoderStatus()? It's still allocated on the heap, but you remove it from exposure via global scope and encapsulate it within the method that

#include <RotaryEncoder.h> /*Support for 100 PPR rotary encoder*/ /*/ /*? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?ROTARY ENCODER? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?*/ /*/ /*We are using

Hello Mark, I arrived at that comparison when chasing the Rx signal difference between my V5s compared to my V3. The V3 had a lower receive signal (even when using the audio section of the V5 to

Unless you are using different software such as Amunter's V2 which requires some significant hardware changes, the BFO is only adjustable by changing capacitors on the main board. Not that it is a bad

Mark and all I tried the opposite way to lower the values for my sound pbs. That did not change anything. On the other hand, it would be good to look with a spectrum analyzer at the 3 signals clock

Hi John, How did it improve the RX and TX?? I am interested to try it, and am wondering what you found? Thanks! Mark

Michael, I have never worked on a BITX40, So ai am using experience form the multiple version of the ?BITX I have worked on. I sound to me like you have a BFO adjustment issue.? I would think that

I have done this, and it's wonderful for battery and night-time operating.? I have added a pot to the front panel that also has a switch on it.? Whenever I just want to listen and not tune around, I

Thank you very much for all your input! The speaker is passive and the problem was still there with headphones attached. The main problem was in fact the power source. With a proper power source, only

There's a library that corrects for that (I forgot who wrote it, but a search should find it), or you can do it in code yourself. Basically, store the count in a static int and reset after 4 clicks

Hey fellow ubitx fans, has anyone had luck using a CNC encoder? I purchased one and get 4 pulses for every click of the dial. Not good! Thanks for any info! Barry K3bo

Evan, you are right the topic has already been raised by Jerry Re: Raduino mod to use the SI5351C (groups.io) (

Thank's for your answers have read the artical? you can translate in English. his command is different but do the same??? i (we) have to read operational notice AN619? p 19? cdt his command:

Gerard, The power level for the Si5351 is set in the ubitx_si5351 tab in lines 63 to 67: =====================Copied Code====================================== #if UBITX_BOARD_VERSION == 5 uint8_t?

Hi Gerard, It is used in the ubitx_si5351.ino, see extract below. It is set at 8mA for ubitx V5 so at the right value. I tested this setting on a V3 which defaults to 2mA and it improved the Rx and Tx

Michael, Welcome to the forum.? Please feel free to ask your questions here.? It also helps those of us who try to answer your questions if you can give us details on any added things to your BITX

In the meantime, I apologize for my English !! The problem is the cable that goes to the volume potentiometer which needs to be shielded! Replace the 3 cables with a shielded one and you will see that

Hello, I found this article about the spectral purity of the S5153 Clocks signal Apparently, there is a SetPower command to set the output current. The spectral purity of the signals can be improved.

Hello, thank you for being included in the forum. About two years ago I bought a BITX40 as my first radio before I even had my license. I applied some modifications like the ten turn poti but never

Ok got together with Bill KU8H on iPhone FaceTime and at 386 mile away he helped me do the adjustments and check voltage. The radio seems to be working as it should have seen the relay stick a few