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I assume you are looking at Allard's mod to the Bitx40 for driving the BFO from the si5351 instead of the analog

I have a completed BITX40 - Ver.1.?I’ve decided to upgrade to Ver.2.?The instructions call for the center of a piece of coax to be attached to pin *6* of *T4*.?When I look at that coil, I see the

Some of the Nano failures reported here can be attributed to not enough protection on the IO pins. For example, a couple pins going out to a keyer may as well be protected from static discharge with

No, not an odd clone.? In your other thread on Nano Clones, we learned that the photo above shows the contact pins soldered in at the maker's on the side normally used in the market and that we, in

Snowist, Thank you for that parts source. Ted K3RTA

OK, since neither ones' choice of motor oils nor the odds on the Eagles vs. Cowboys are controversial enough, here's one:?? Have any of my fellow uBitx / Bitx40/20? owners experienced a different

Hi, Silicon sensors like in cameras can see infrared down to about 1um wavelength. To measure temperature, sensors and lenses that can work down to around?8–15 ?m are needed. But, fortunately

If you want to have a multi-turn pot, you get to find your own darn source. Stock rig had a 1 turn pot. Lots of discussion in this forum from the first half of 2017 on how to get that stock code to

[email protected]> wrote: Ok. Yeah I'm not seeing that. I'll have to go check. The original sketch source I downloaded and compiled didn't set the output drive, so it's possible i need to go tweak

Adrian, The si5351 on the Raduino drives that "DDS1" cable from a CMOS driver through a series DC blocking cap. Should see about 3v pk-pk there when you unplug the cable. Your 20-30mv seems low to me

hi! I'm repairing a bitx40 that a friend has given me. Initially it was a fun wiring disaster and busted raduino board. Now that that's ok, I'm looking for some basic signal level tips to make sure

Brian, The regulator is a big 3 pin TO220 part hanging off the side of the Raduino. The display and the Arduino Nano clone plug into the Raduino. These 3 previous posts are all talking about how to

Yes try that switch and you’ll see a difference. uBitx is the radio that keeps on giving.....you things to do. You gotta love it! Joe KD2NFC

Yes...mine varies with volume. Need to address that, too. I thought?I read that?H and Sweep that had to be swapped. I'll take a look when I get home. I did find a nice run of 316 coax to use on the

Ron, You can see a list of all the hashtags and their related posts here /g/BITX20/hashtags? The easiest way to keep up with this list is to access it at

Ok thanks I will check that, but first I have to identify the 5v reg. :).? If I had to guess I would say it is on the board connected to the arduino and not on the arduino itself correct?

That’s great to hear. Glad you got it working. There is another issue I read where someone said the H L lines might be crossed at the pot. I noticed this myself when I had the volume down and the

Connecting agc audio from the amp board also didn't really cut it. R70 was the ticket. Thanks again!

Hi Joe, I went with your original recommendations and it works great. The issue turned out to be one of the heat sinks was pushed over and intermittently touching a coil and shorting. I got lucky and

*Can someone tell me what all the pound signs (hashtags ...???) and "GMF's" are I would like to communicate with the group but have no clue what these mean nor how to use them.* *Ron A.R.O. WA6WIY