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Hi All, Thanks for the info/hints 'n' tips - kind of what I was looking for - keep 'em coming... I'm sure there's a ton of good info on groups.io, but digging out the most useful from the 'noise' is

Agreed.? That is how Bipolar Microwave Power Amplifiers work as well.

This gave me a good chuckle...? :-)

Very nice. I will definitely do this with my raspberry pi using WSJTX. So you’re controlling it with the USB port on the Ubitx? Let us know when you have some working instructions that we can

You are right - the IF would need to shift to the broadcast band ... but that shouldn’t be a problem for the raduino. The si4374 or 75 are capable of receiving shortwave, but there are no prebuilt

Interesting thought. The Si4730 is darn near a complete radio already. Though having signals go through the uBitx's 45mhz first IF would avoid trouble from strong adjacent QRM. And would be fun to

Where is the best deal for a bezel? My cut came out great for the Bitx40, Don’t think I’ll be that lucky twice in a row. Mark K3MRK

I wonder if the si4730 chip could be used at say 12MHz for AM reception? This frequency is inside the si4730 working parameters. The modules are very cheap to buy ex China and can be configured over

This might be the NE602 synchronous AM detector Farhan mentioned: ? ??http://www.arrl.org/files/file/Technology/tis/info/pdf/9307028.pdf Looks rather complex, perhaps there are better chips for

Cool looking forward to it! Maybe?Ashhar can give you access and you can create a branch and a pull request. That's how most projects merge changes.

Receiver or transceiver ? Raj

You can find them easily, see your ebay.. They are plug in replacements. Only compatible display is 16x2 or 1602. I like the black letters on white background! A little rare in India.. Raj

of course. I also used the protocol of FT-817 for compatibility with other programs, but I think there is much better way than that. I will continue to add uBITX proprietary protocols in the

Thanks for reply Gordon. After a little more testing, I will be posting how to upload and restore the firmware soon. 2017-12-29 11:02 GMT+09:00 Gordon Gibby <ggibby@...>:

I think most will be interested. This also solves the immediate issue of how to implement CAT, though, one could always do their own. Marco - KG5PRT

?Thank you Ian -- I will be very interested in this. gordon ________________________________ Sent: Thursday, December 28, 2017 7:46 PM To: [email protected] Subject: [BITX20] Connection test between

I have 2 stand alone clock boards. The simple one has the standard SI5153, which has the one I2C address. The second one is called "Lotsa Clocks" and has the 20 pin SI part aboard. Both have the

Without a thorough analysis and a lot of spare time, best bet might be to give Lady Ada $4 for an i2c level converter. ? ??https://www.adafruit.com/product/757 Or read the NXP/Philips app notes

I have for sale my Nue-PSK modem I used with my Bitx40. Cable is setup with dc block cap for use with stock stereo jacks - tip mic - ring ptt - sleeve gnd Modem has all the add ons as well as the CW

Here is a link to one that can be had on Amazon for about $6 + shipping. The really important piece is the controller HD44780. You might be able to find one cheaper –just make sure it has the same