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Thanks to all that commented. First- I DO NOT expect it to work like any commercial rig. I am shocked that someone would think I'm expecting more than it is. I've been a ham for 50 years, Home brewed

I think this is amazing, how many people are actually getting into the nuts and bolts of these dandy little radios. ?In these days of appliance operators, this I find a huge breath of fresh air!

Just reposition the LCD with new holes. Fillup the old holes with some putty and everything is OK! Cheers Raj

I also put in the LCD upside down, misled by the printing on the PCB. Unfortunately I'd already cut the box and there was no way I could turn it around and still fit it in the same box.? I had two

I had two QSOs last night with my newly constructed BitX40. One was 1860 miles (South Texas to Washington state)! Conditions weren't great but he could pull me out of the noise. My first Qs with this

Find an SDR near you (I use sdr.hu) and look for strong signals on 40m and then see if you can go hear it. It helps me a lot. -- Ryan Flowers KC7RYS? miscdotgeek.com ( http://miscdotgeek.com

You have my attention!

The Raspberry Pi wouldn't be able to do any of the timing tasks fast enough I'd expect. And there's no reason you couldn't do the CAT via the Arduino. Digital modes though, you could package a R Pi in

Good info Frank. How are you connecting audio cables and PTT to the computer?

I have got a circuit working and have worked 5 jt65 contacts without a hitch.? Will post details tomorrow.

Function button is activated b "Look in void loop and uncomment check button. Been there... Larry Kb3CUF" Courtesy of Larry's reply to my earlier post #24403 Howard

I have to Agree with Ashhar , The BITX-40 wasn't meant to be or try to be a FTdx5000 or any other top of the range transciever, It is a basic radio with minimal controls and functions , I myself have

am_fm_radio@...> wrote: that is not a problem, the rig works as a basic 40 meter rig.

Randy I just about flipped when I saw your post up there. You are the guy who asked Jerry what it was and that was the first time anyone talked about it. And I am pretty sure you saw where David

Received?by BITX40 Ver2 today. Must add it was a quick turn around Ordered on 20 March Shipped on 22 March Received on 5 April (Adelaide, South Australia) Serian no. N3-771V 73 Sasi VK5SN

I changed the drive setting to 2 ma, and the birdie level dropped quite a bit. Still puzzling....

So, how can I try out my bitx40 receiver when 40m is dead a doornail (again)??? Really frustrating when all I hear is birdies.... :-(

Well, it has come to this... I have been reading daily this blog. even read it prior to my BITX40 arriving over month ago. I mounted it on a board, ordered a popular instrument case? for it, plus

again? it is vu3zmv. ?at the end of all, try replacing LM386.

R111 feeds supply to LM386. ?Obviously? it draws more current. ? you might place a 22 ohm 1/4 resistor parallel to R11 without removing it. ?net effect would be 18 oms approx.? ? there is