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If you are not using a Bitx pcb, then your question is questionable. Build instructions are for using a bitx pcb. For one-off builds using manattan or ugly method you just need to decide your own

I got an email from a trusted friend this morning with some very interesting information for those who have spectrum analyzers that do not have tracking generators, or the new versions of inexpensive

I'm still waiting for an antenna adapter for my V6 but am interested in setting it up for FT8.? So exactly how did you disconnect the PTT connection on the dongle? I'm not sure how the dpdt switch is

I might mention that if you have some old junk PC power supplies, you can salvage these isolation kits from them.? These supplies have several transistors isolated from their heatsinks.? At 3 bucks

Thanks Jason, but for everyone's info, I do not have any more old style Raduino's around here. Jason got the last one I had, sorry. Jim, W0EB

Hello everyone, I'm going to start building the BITX 14MHz ( https://web.archive.org/web/20181002132459/http://www.phonestack.com/farhan/bitx.html ) build. It's going to be my first homebrew

How has it worked on phone? As a ham we are required to have control of our signals. Owning a radio is a start but you need to have an idea of it's power output Even a simple CB quality SWR/Power

Your best bet is if Jim W0EB (I believe) has any left. I purchased one he had left over, but not sure if he has another. I found something that looks like another original Raduino clone on Ebay, but I

Gavin, I also have the same antenna as you do, mine is about 25’ in the air. I‘M making FT8 QSO’S all over NA and the odd EU as well. I also found an antenna tuner works well with this antenna

Gavin At that height your radiation will mostly be straight up. The ground connection should matter little for radiation,? its to bleed off static charge to prevent rig damage. I sometimes use an

Gavin, I agree with Scott’s antenna suggestion. Another improvement I discovered was to use a USB dongle sound device (see below, the one I use) The sound volume and quality are greatly improved

Elecraft has (or used to have) a simple S-meter calibrator that put out a signal that was supposed to be S9 and was pretty inexpensive, if you really need to have accuracy. Then you could check it

Hello Gavin, Certainly you will have a better experience if you can get you antenna up, as high as possible. I am a beginner as well. My antenna performed great when I was able to get it up 50 to 60

Oh, and here's a link to the thread with some of my investigating and experimenting: /g/BITX20/topic/bfo_calibration_and_ssb/70940600 Reed

In my experience, you will leak unless you calibrate the BFO to only allow high treble to pass (sound super tinny). The diodes on the mixers just aren't balance well enough to stop the carrier

Hi Folks, I am using my uBitx with NKK linear. I have reduced the power by using RV1. I have calibrated both BFO and Frequency by watching Mr. Ashaar's video. If I increase the drive to 7-8w to get

If you are using a 20MHz oscilloscope for measuring the 40-70MHz square wave, you are more likely seeing the loss in the amplifier gain in the scope than genuine drop in si5351 output. This might be a

I just got things set up to try to do some FT8 with my uBitx v5. I am new to HF in general and have yet to make a QSO. I can receive fine, but?pskreporter.info says only 6 reports for my about an

Steve & Judy Levine sandjlevine@... via <https://support.google.com/mail/answer/1311182?hl=en> groups.io 3:15 PM (2 hours ago) to BITX20 Do you group owner, please ban me and remove me from

I'm working on the idea of changing my BitX20 to 10 meters.? It was suggested that it would be a lot easier with a Raduino - and I've found a bit of information that might help me as far as the other