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Don't bother. Many of us read via email so all you'll do is send out another copy of your message. Vince. -- Michigan VHF Corp. http://www.nobucks.net/ http://www.CDupe.com/

Here's the link for the KD8CEC manual, Norm: http://ubitx.net It's one of the site menu items. Tom AB7WT ( http://ubitx.net )

I vote for the stock code with CAT added. Tom AB7WT

I could have a balance?issue with the mixer diodes, I suppose. I'm using discrete BAT85 . . . not necessarily matched but from the same lot (Digi-Key). The BAT85 is electrically identical to the

You should be able to connect your FTDI cable directly to the D0 and D1 pins on the Nano. The onboard chip drives the serial data through 1K resistors and allows the D0 and D1 pins to override the

I don't see a way to re-edit a post, so here it is again, I hope, in an easier to read font. It looks like the issue is with writing in another editor and pasting that into the on-line editor here.

If there is a way to edit posted messages, I'll be glad to do that. (and fix a misspelling I see, also). I only see one size font that is not a "header" size though.

I fully agree, address the microphone audio, the frame power out issues and generally do a complete workaround on those things that have been addressed. As to the software, keep it simple and for

Tom, could you maybe use a larger font?? Just one size bigger.? My old eyes are struggling to read your message. -- ????? Lee - N9LO ???? "I Void Warranties"

When you see 26 and 19 Watts, what exactly are you looking at? What mods, and at what voltage to the drains? Jerry

I see a lot of good conversations here about improving the uBITX transmitter output. However, I see very little about how good the receiver is. My question is, have many people done comparisons of the

Yes it does increase the output across the entire spectrum, but mostly above 18 MHz, and it is greatest at 28 MHz . It cancels some inductance at higher frequencies that is problematic. I see a

Just noticed that my contact info got placed at the end of the message after the photos - in case anyone misses it here goes again: If anyone is interested please let me know, either send me a PM or

I like Jerry’s idea of partitioning the code.

Hi folks, I'd like to offer up for sale my Ubitx installed in one of Sunil's (Inkit) black enclosures. The radio is running the latest released version of the CEC firmware and has been modified per

Hi Mike, where can I get hold of Ian's manual? ? Can you please direct me to the url? thanks Norm vk5gi McLaren Vale South Australia

New software and hardware improvements will continue to come as the uBITX is purchased by more and more users. This is natural. Rather than incrementally improving pieces and parts and wind up with a

Vince, Too bad that those little 3 digit $1 LED displays on ebay are noisy. I don't see many bypass capacitors on that thing. Turns out the analog input pin on that SOIC module they use (no ID

It is probably a layout or decoupling issue. You have a feedback path from the output to the input. It might be a power supply decoupling issue. Try driving the output stage from a seperate power

One of the things the uBITX is best at, is a learning platform for new hams, and more experienced ones that may not have much experience with microprocessor based radios. Leave the stock firmware as