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Yes I believe the general recommendation should be 10K instead of 47K. So that it gives sufficient drive in all cases. I will update the instructions accordingly. 73 Allard PE1NWL

Some have found that they need a smaller resistor value than Allard's 47k to get 5 watts out, some have gone as low as 10k. ?That's a better solution than turning up R136. ?That variation is due to

OK thanks, updated the text slighty as follows: FUNCTION BUTTON WIRING: Connect a momentary pushbutton between pin A3 (connector P1, orange wire) and ground. And the pin layout picture: PIN LAYOUT:

Wow! I never thought there would be such a big response to my question! Thanks for all the replies, and it seems that there are plenty of quite acceptable pronunciations. B. I. T. X. seems a bit

I have meanwhile updated the code so that the display now shows the actual frequency during both TX and RX. Will be included in the next version v1.14, along with some other improvements - to be

Listen to how Ashhar Farhan pronounces BITX at: http://www.qsotoday.com/podcasts/vu2ese the podcast: http://traffic.libsyn.com/qsotoday/Episode_087_Ashhar_Farhan_VU2ESE_Final.mp3 "BEE EYE TEE EX" B I

For window 7 with 32 bit computer what are the steps to be followed. followed Soundar vu2rjw terryhugheskirkcudbright@...> wrote:

When you say BFO is on the skirt of the filter, do you mean CW will need to be turned up? And with clean CW we drive it really hard.--- How hard? Do you offer any words of advice about safely

I've been used to pronouncing 'Bittix'. Probably cause is that the seperate 'X' is pronnounced as ' ix ' in Dutch. What's in a name..?? 73, Alex PA1FOX

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The audio oscillator approach generates regular CW as well. ?I was moaning a bit there about all those other potential sources of dirt in our CW transmissions, but if done correctly there's nothing

Allard's solution is regular CW. ?It should give a cleaner signal than the audio oscillators that are often used with the Bitx transceivers, since those will have signals with a residual carrier and

OK, Thanks. Standing by for your announcement. Bill, VK7MX

That will work. Jack, W8TEE To: [email protected] Sent: Wednesday, May 31, 2017 1:12 AM Subject: Re: [BITX20] #W8TEE TFT/VFO Boards Gone So, just to be absolutely clear, Jack, I emailed requesting 4

So, just to be absolutely clear, Jack, I emailed requesting 4 boards but had not received a response from you before you ran out of stock and as a result, I hadn't made any payment. Now, once you

Jack, I can use three of the TFT/VFO boards when available. Thanks for making them available. Dale Lam - N0OU

I was happy with a SSB Transceiver to go with my CW transceiver, but I can't help thinking I am missing a great opportunity to try digital very cheaply with the Bit-X 40. Especially since Allard has

That would have been the smart thing to do, but I did send out multiples on some orders and then realized I wasn't going to have enough boards. So if your order comes up short, you need to reorder

Thanks for that update, Jack. Are you maintaining a list of those who have ordered but are awaiting your advice as to the number you are able to supply before making their Paypal payment, or will we