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I received my uBitx yesterday. Can someone explain to me how to tell which version I have. No revealing marking on the board or packing slip. Thanks Bill

The push button does work, but can not change function options after that. It leaves the version up there, not sure if it suppose to or not.

Sorry all, I hit send when I meant to delete what I had partially written yesterday evening. Not a completed thought, and I didn't think my comments would really be of much help. But since I did send:

There's a 1k series resistor in the RX and TX lines? Is this what you mean by "in"?? That would slow the slew rate of the signal. A 1K pull-up to 5V, shouldn't be a problem. The K20 on Teensy 3.2 is

Hi, From what I read, I don't think it would be easy to simulate the encoder with a wire.? It needs timed make-break between the two internal switches. Anyway, does the encoder press button work to

Oos so ever it is, I suspect instability caused by your output wires. Shorten them to minimum or wire a coax to the board. Raj

Actually my unit has always shown more than 10w on low bands, but ironically it develops that full power distortion (total noise) only on the higher bands (15-12-10m) where the power is much lower. Is

This was a Factory nano from hfsignals. I removed everything I did during build up, plus removed it from ubitx board, same problem.

Yes I remember this. Look carefully to see if you may have misinstalled the connectot. Mine had an extra plastic only pin, and is easy to misalign. Or missed solder somewhere. Curt

I fired up my ubitx V4 for the first time. When you turn the encoder, the frequency only changes by .050 the goes right back. I removed the encoder and used a jumper wire to try to simulate a encoder.

I agree, 10W on 40 should be reference of modulation level. I have not got my hands on a v5 and when I do I will report. Raj

Getting 15W on 40 is pushing for excess... should be about 10. And 2W is about all you get on 15 and 10 with out amp mods.? Likely less. More audio more power but there is a point of distortion as

Harvey The filter is rather narrow and if you off a little it will reduce signal.? So 33mhz and 12 mhz are not? fine enough numbers to call if they are correct. The "12mhz" should be more like

I have minimal mods (except for the Axicom I did) on my ver. 3 ubitx (still with the original firmware). The biggest addon is a SL6270C Plessey Vogad compressor between the dynamic mic and the mic

I will try removing the output stage voltage and see what happens. When I measured the frequency into the 45MHz filter I see 21MHz on my counter. To check if my counter is working properly, I measured

Wow, test equipment is everywhere. a single tone will get us started. Of course I knew the last mixer is biased away for cw, but easy to forget. In our group build we line them up to test both cw and

Farhan, Under "Binaural beats" on the left pane, we can generate dual tones. Raj

Very slick

Hello ! Here it is : https://drive.google.com/open?id=1hhT834HwT4gM5bP21fYhNoPKIvNzeVqI You can also visit KD8CEC' site who wrote new firmwares for V5 and needs beta testers http://www.hamskey.com

you can generate a tone at 1 khz from here: http://www.onlinetonegenerator.com Once you connect your pc to ubitx, measure the audio at mic input to be 50 mv peak(100 mv peak to peak). Then you can