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In that case, I'm at a loss too! As I don't have mine build yet, I can't go any further with this, and my Arduino coding skills are just a tad better than my ability to hold my breath under water for

Mike, does it draw only 1.2A for almost 10w output? It seems complaint as regards the 3rd harmonics but is that fat bell shape around the fundamental complaint as well?

Am 27.08.2018 um 19:54 schrieb Ben Holmes: Hello Ben, I followed this schematic. But there is only one Pin (A6) for CW input. And this port can be set between 0..5V (=4k7 to GND..4k7 left open). I

hello, i have same problem, but in setting? have? choice not iamba? but hand key.. if i remember right... for me are a new world? after many? qso on? ssb? or digital mode.. hope?? you can?

I will try both suggestions. BTW, I'm using CEC 1.097 firmware 73's AE K9AJE

My guess would be to follow this schematic... and put in a second jack. You could also put (as I plan to) put a momentary push button across this (for when you don't have your key)

If your experience is similar to mine, it is very likely that you need to proceed with calibration of the VFO and the BFO, since the carrier frequencies fall outside of the (45 MHz and/or 12 MHz) pass

My uBitx (no mods) seems to be compliant on 20M SSB FT8 at around 9.5 W out (13.8V @1.2A in) Mike K5ESS

?IR2028 doesn't really seem to have ANYTHING on spurious responses. And I don't think you are really likely to exceed 10 W to the antenna if you stick to about 12V. So I don't see any real problems

Using a v4 uBITX with latest firmware. I have good audio level. Hook up the antenna, get a lot of static. Tune in for example 10.0 Mhz (and around that frequency) and nothing. Move antenna to my

Am 27.08.2018 um 19:14 schrieb escalantea@...: Had the same behaviour. I had to replace 10k with 8k2 and this solved the problem. 73 Matthias DD7NT

Have just wired my new uBITX 4.3. Installed the 4k7 pullup resistor at CW input and pulled tehn the CW port A6 to GND - nothing. Because it is a ADC port I put a 10k pot between GND an 4k7 and got

I also have Sunil's case on a v4 uBITX board . Added the 2 resistors (10K and 2.2K) to my Paddle key. Configured the software for Paddle use (latest firmware from KD8CEC). Measured connectivity etc.

hi yes it appears that ofcom only checks that you are not causing interference. if you are not causing interference then there is no technical spec. of course interference has to be reported by

Hi?SP Bhatnagar Thank you for your reply , I eventually found the PTT define in the main code -? Many Thanks Alan

Also interesting to note that although operators with BASIC qualifications can only build from a kit, I can't find any Radio Standards Spec document applicable for kits or amateur equipment in

Here in the USA, the FCC gives us a hard and fast rule: From?http://www.ncvec.org/page.php?id=139 (d) For transmitters installed after January 1, 2003, the mean power of any spurious emission from a

Alan, PTT goes to pin 26. As of now the cw is not included. The external switches are not needed as all the functions are handled by touch. Even frequency can be adjusted by touch only. Encoder has a

Hi Terry Yes, appears similar ambiguity here in Canada

ps does the ubitx meet IR 2028 as my licence requires for foundation licence’s. i am an advanced licensee so it does not bother me but is it. terry gm4dso