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Bob, Mounting from the back side was only part of a complete mod.? Do only partial and you get poor result.? Basically for that iteration a half fast fix was not a fix at all. See the wiki for the

Found it,? installed it, and it works great.? Thanks again. -- Lee - N9LO "I Void Warranties"

Tried to compile this on 1.8.13 and.... "C:\\Program Files (x86)\\Arduino\\hardware\\tools\\avr/bin/avr-size" -A "d:\\tmp\\arduino_build_194091/ubitxv6.ino.elf" Sketch uses 30754 bytes (100%) of

I suggested mounting the relays on the opposite of the board's ground plane as you say back in the days of the V4 and I remember someone trying it. The results from him was it provided no great

Hi Allison, While that is still true of type N, 75 Ohm BNC’s changed over to the same diameter center pin as the 50 Ohm version some time ago. In order to maintain 75 Ohms, the dielectric is

Hi Ken, I did Alison's changes for the relays on my v3.? It might work well for you, as with the relays mounted on the bottom side, their pins all end up on the top side where most of the traces

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When I see a 50 ohm BNC receptacle that is unreliable its likely because someone plugged in a 75 ohm into it and sometime verse visa. They have different plastic sizing and the center pin and socket

Some may not be aware that if you remove the locking ring from a BNC male connector, it will plug into an N connector. Shops sometimes make quick-connect jumpers this way.

Tim, I see your kit for uBitX! It looks like I can install it on my v5; not too hard. ?Do I understand correctly that it can be wired to drive the SMeter In the faceplate of my inkits case? If so are

Hi Dave, There are a bunch of off shore connectors out there that are just a mess. If you stick with named connectors- Amphenol, Connex etc, the center pin spreading is not an issue. I also use

I have gotten rid of all the BNC connectors. The center pin of a bnc female has tendency to become un reliable.? Perhaps no one else has had this problem. -- 73 Dave ADOB (

Dick, This picture with ports labeled might be of use in the future. Enjoy the rig! 73 Evan AC9TU

Hi Lee, All of the code is on github. https://github.com/reedbn/ubitxv6 Reed

Thank You so much. Dick Sent from Mail for Windows 10 Sent: Tuesday, July 7, 2020 7:57 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [BITX20] Bitx 20 front panel Dick on the v6 from left to right is mic,

Dick on the v6 from left to right is mic, phones, CW key. Barry

Hi Evan, This is the uBitx version 6 touch screen. Thanks Dick Sent from Mail for Windows 10 Sent: Tuesday, July 7, 2020 7:24 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [BITX20] Bitx 20 front panel Dick, To

Forgot to answer the fuse question. For the uBITX series, the 3 amp fuse would be correct.? Since the BITX20 has only a single IFR510 as the PA, I would assume that the current requirements would be

Dick, To be clear, do you have a uBITX version 6 with the touch screen or a BITX20 which was a single band 20-meter radio?? It does make a huge differance.? The model should be printed on the

Is there a new version is R1.5.0 and if so where can it be downloaded? Thank you for all the hard work. -- Lee - N9LO "I Void Warranties"