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I found that CAT support of the original uBitx firmware was not reliable. I worked on the CAT implementation in my N8ME firmware (which was included in the VU3GAO mod) to make sure it works with both

Mike, I do my development using VSCode & PlatformIO. I wanted to make the firmware available for people using the Arduino IDE. The src.ino name was the only way I could figure out that would working

You can use the Arduino IDE ( https://www.arduino.cc/en/software ) to build and upload uBitx firmware. I've installed it on my Mac without issues. I believe behind the scenes the Arduino IDE uses the

I want? to update the firmware on my uBitx v6. The instructions I've found say I need to run XLOADER. But I'm using a Mac and when I search for "xloader mac" all I see is warnings about xloader being

Excellent, thank you for the quick response.

Yes, they will work. I'm the source of that TSW kit and right now those are the ones I'm using here. They calibrate just fine and are quite stable after a very short warmup (the regulator on the back

Have a uBitx v6 and a TSW clone board. Per the BoM it lists a Tayda A-215 crystal at 25MHz and 10pF load. I am unable to locate any through-hole 25MHz 10pF crystals from Tayda, Mouser, DigiKey, or

I have a new uBitx (v6) and I want to link it to WSJT-X on on my iMac. I've read through all? sorts of posts here and elsewhere, and I admit to confusion. So many posts are 3-4 years old, and things

Mark, My previous firmware was uBITX_6_N8ME_2_VU3GAO_Mods . I'm curious if anyone else see this after upgrading. Seems to be working fine so far. Mike N2MS

Thanks for the feedback. I haven’t seen the not successful message. ?I also don’t see the TX Disabled. TX Disabled is a bit stored in the EEPROM. Loading new firmware doesn’t reset the EEPROM.

The sbitx had been sold. Thanks, Ron

0 bytes is correct, open SRC.ino with the IDE view the file main.cpp and start the compiler from that position, it works fine ! zero errors! thanks to Mark for the update! -- 73 de IW4AJR Loris

Mark, I placed the src folder into my Arduino IDE Preference Sketchbook location. It compiled correctly. I uploaded the software. I received t upgrade was not successful messages but it did

Yes, the 0 bytes is correct. The src.ino is only needed by the Arduino IDE. The actual main program is in main.cpp Mark

Mark, Thanks for the update. I downloaded the N8ME-uBitx-master.zip file and extracted this file. I intend to update via Arduino IDE and looked at the contents of N8ME-uBitx-master\src file and it

Most countries, especially usa would limit power to maybe 1 milliwatt to comply with radiated emissions. Same deal for all the other ism bands. however outside USA 11m is fair game. ?Inside usa type

After a two year hiatus, I have updated my N8ME firmware for the uBitx v6 to version 0.2. Among other things, this incorporates some of the bug fixes from the VU3GAO update. The updated firmware can

A small 40.680MHz HT would be an interesting build. Have considered it with 13.56MHz xtal tripled for tx and 10.7MHz IF with 30MHz xtal as LO. Just needs to vxo the TX xtals a bit. But 40.680MHz I

If this happens when you transmit, you are likley getting RF back into your radio or pi. Might ground the station or add ferrites. de ac9hp - SKCC 21348 - FP 4286 - FISTS 20124 - PODXS 2831 Sent with

I am wondering if a small handheld vhf set operated in the ism frequencies...