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Sorry I missed you yesterday Walter. I meant to make a contact but I was in the middle of rebuilding my TX relay circuit.. Still turning up the rig... 73, Dean

Was the session recorded for later play back?

Here are some photos of the homebrew BITX radio I used and my typical park setup. The white box with the analog meter contains the 24 VDC battery to power the final RF Power stage. The antenna for

I listened in until the pillow called me to bed. Most of the programming talk was way above my head, but I like the new features JJ was showing. Good improvements! Thanks for the session. wrote:

I mean 10uF...

I started my activation exactly on time and immediately my first CQ was answered and he gave me a spot. However, nobody else responded so I had to hunt, and after two hours of hard work I was able to

Hi Evan, Thanks as ever. I checked the circuit - all fine. Then radically reduced the ADC values (not in S meter Assistant), starting from 700 going up to 850. Remarkably I now get a variable level,

It's 4:00 a.m. here at 02 UTC and that's when I usually turn to my other side (instead of turning it on ;-). Yesterday I noticed that there were updates in some files and I did the update. I saw that

Lesson learnt from my 25 years or repairing radios! I remember one rig sent from a remote corner of the country that was silent.. the squelch knob was fully clockwise. Turned it fully anticlockwise

How did the qrx work out? The IOTA contest was/is this weekend...maybe there are many people there. -- Gyula HA3HZ

This is exactly what they talked about here in front of us and solved the mystery ;-) -- Gyula HA3HZ

In the video is to see that You have always the RIT activated ! That is the problem . Sent: Saturday, July 27, 2024 9:32 PM To: [email protected] ; AE9J Subject: Re: [BITX20] sBitx V3 Tuning

... take a look that You have not the RIT activated . Sent: Saturday, July 27, 2024 7:46 PM To: [email protected] ; AE9J Subject: Re: [BITX20] sBitx V3 Tuning limited to 50KHz Thanks, but it isn't

Raj, Thank you for solving the mystery. Who would have thought that the first thing a new user does is to push the buttons, and then he is surprised that it doesn't work like before. So, first you

Looking at it more closely I think it would be great to have a RIT step and a ’regular’ step. So you could set your ‘regular’ step to 1KHz and your RIT step to 10Hz. Then when you select RIT

Wow, great catch. I’ll only let that one happen once, Thank you. I really thought I looked at that. Blinded by new interface. Interesting how it persisted through a restart, a reboot and a fw

That was a great catch! I didn't even notice that until I enlarged the video.

John, You have switched on RIT, please switch it off and all be back to normal! Cheers Raj

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