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I saw Dave Cassler on YouTube set up the mic and PPT on a pen cap. It does work. One question y'all. The heatsinked transistors towards the back get hot in standby? Do I need to find a fan of some

Chris, Good job! You would not believe how much trouble that little 4.7k resistor has caused over the last 3 years! Glad it's all working now. Rick KN4AIE _____ Sent: Sunday, May 17, 2020 8:22 PM To:

Actually, all I did was add the 4.7 km resistor between the yellow and blue wires on the Arduino cable ribbon and that put the voltage where it needed to be. Then I made sure that the push to talk

Thanks Evan, this is exactly what I needed. Mine did not have all this information in it. Now I can change bands and function so life is good. All I need to do is hook up the microphone and pull my

Hi Bob, For home/hobby use, I have a Best DT-9205M. It's not a high quality multimeter, but it measures AC and DC voltage and current, resistance, and capacitance. It's good enough for order of

I would clarify what Christopher is saying in that the PULLUP RESISTOR and 3.5 mm plug needs to be installed.? The key itself is optional. 73 Evan AC9TU

Laugh!!!?? I suggested a good meter because the ones I was thinking about had other useful functions like cap testing and better tolerance of spikes (plus the safety features you mentioned).? To

The CW Key NEEDS to be installed even if not used. Thanks My instructions did not have that. ___________________________ [image: --] Christopher E. Cancilla [image: https://]

On some runs of the Baofeng mics, the little hole in the case for the mic is in the wrong spot! Open it up and drill the hole in the correct spot (you'll see it). My mic went from crappy to sounding

Chris did you install the 4.75k resistor? Without it the radio may cycle or stay in CW mode See page 4 of the mini manual. Also function settings on page 16. Hope this helps! Rick KN4AIE _____ Sent:

Peter, I'm using a V3 with CAT.? As others have said, the USB connection is the one on the Arduino Nano.? I'm using the KD8CEC firmware.? It works great with WSJT-X and Winlink/Winmoor.? I'm using

There's already a lot of good recommendations here, but thought I'd add my 2 cents. I am in the fortunate position of having access to decent test equipment via my work when needed. However, I rarely

You should also be able to change modes via the menu... <http://www.avg.com/email-signature?utm_medium=email&utm_source=link&utm_campaign=sig-email&utm_content=webmail> Virus-free. www.avg.com

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I do not know of a v3 manual.? Here is a v4 which should be close: https://ubitx.net/download/ubitx-v4-mini-manual/ 73 Evan AC9TU

Well, I got the uBITX v3 assembled.? Put power to it, and it worked. But, I am not a CW kinda guy. It comes up on the display with ONLY *CW: 7.150.000* I cannot find any manual or guide for

Even a 20 mhz scope is good enough. The old analog, crt scopes dont shutter down beyond their operating frequency, they remain usable to almost twice the frequency. These can be picked up for a few

I like GQRX as well. It has a TCP/IP interface that lets you modify settings via another program(I use Perl). I have several frequency scanner programs set up. One has a table of frequencies for the

The speed of most of those little scopes is not fast enough for a lot of stuff. I got one of these used for $60 https://wiki.seeedstudio.com/DSO_Quad/ It's 72MS/s and it's awesome. There is third

Hi, A tale of my first purchase of a used scope. In my early 20s I saw an ad in the paper (remember those?) for used trade school scope, very reasonably priced. I made arrangements to goto fellow's