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You are correct, sorry for the confusion.... -- 72 and God bless KD4EPG

Thank you PaulSent from my Samsung Galaxy smartphone.

Thank you Paul?Sent from my Samsung Galaxy smartphone.

Just finished building the ubitx V3 that I have had for a while (Photo attached) I am using the KD8CEC software and the stock 2 line display. Power chain mods completed, 14 Watts on the lower bands

I agree. All of the boards that I've ordered (Forty-9er, antenna analyzer, JackAl) have been first rate. We had hoped they would do the JackAl assembly, too, but their price for assembly was way out

There are many excellent Chinese suppliers, but I have had perfect results with *Seeed Studios* - and they provide a very user-friendly web site for quotations and ordering. 73, Paul? K2AYZ

Dennis, I believe you mistyped. It should be Mfj-564. The 464 is a cw reader. A friend of mine was looking for a paddle.

This may not be the proper place it as I am funding another uBitx purchase, maybe you won’t get too upset... I have a very nice all Chrome MFJ 464 for sale. It is excess to my needs. The paddles are

This might be old news to some but was new to me. I saw the mic preamp for using a dynamic mic with radios designed for electrets in the Hints and Kinks column of the Dec 18 QST. It is only 4 parts

Silicon Labs has a Bluetooth starter kit (SLEXP8027A) that provides a BT module, instructions and a USB cable. ?I used two of these boards and communicated back and forth with ASCII characters.

I'm not sure if there are any up to date instructions. Gather what you can and go from there. That's half the fun of the ubitx world. :^) -- N5KBP

I have a ubitx v 3 with the break our boards

for what? -- www.bitxmap.com ( http://www.bitxmap.com )

I’m looking for the most current assembly manual. ?The one on hf signals seems a bit dated.

Thanks for the kind words, Nigel...they are sincerely appreciated! Jack, W8TEE

Hello Jack and many thanks for your speedy reply and explanation - all noted and sincerely appreciated. Wife complains enough about the mess I create so NOT a good idea to have extra stuff on the

I found a previous entry to remove R27, then solder the ends of a 45 MHz crystal filter to the resistor pads, with the center lead to ground near R13. I have the filter. Is this a recommended mod?

Nigel: It's going to be tough, since the ATtiny85 only has 8K of flash, and 512 bytes of both SRAM and EEPROM. Most programs rarely exhaust the flash memory, and the SRAM is the real bottleneck. The

Greetings from sunny South Africa :-) Advance apologies if question already answered, I have searched (found LOTS of interesting stuff!) but still unable to find definitive answer to the following.

All: If any of you Elmer young people and they don't have a decent soldering iron, Parts Express has the Stahl model I still use on sale for $14.