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Here is the codec board that I did. The WM8731 codec is a 28 pin SMD part. The pins are 1mm apart. 1. I used an ordinary, pointed tweezer to pull alternate pins apart. The four corner pins were bent

Cheers Gary I hadn't thought along those lines of investigation yet but I will persue them along the way. I've been out shopping with my other half most of the day and since last night I haven't had a

Let's look at the problem. Screen displays. Touch screen and encoder are 'not responsive' as defined by updating the display. How would the connection from main board to the raduino play in?? Why go

Many Thanks for your reply, Evan! I'll definitely check this out once I get home this eve. It's a good easy test to do. Cheers Regards Dave G4HUM

The N6QW rig is worth looking over. I am a little bit frustrated that there is no complete and current schematic presented. If somebody has a complete schematic, would be nice if you could post it. No

Dave, A real simple test to determine if the problem is the mainboard to Raduino connection is to remove the Raduino from the mainboard and power it through the Nano USB port.? You do not need the

Cheers Jerry I'll check that too, I'm still out doing some shopping with my other half. I did take the display front panel screws out list night and rechecked operation of the display. Basic fault

*** When I put together the kit, I plugged in the Radiuno. It plugged in nicely, but could not screw into the front panel. I had to LIFT IT OUT somewhat to get the screw holes to match. It was barely

As a uBITX devotee, I can report that the SSB home brew is "uBITX adjacent".? The SI5153, the arduino, dual purpose architecture,? IFR510 final, etc all parallel the uBITX.? And Dean's Furlough

This is real similar to the unit that we have. https://www.homedepot.com/p/RYOBI-13-Amp-8-1-4-in-Table-Saw-RTS08/309412837 ( https://www.homedepot.com/p/RYOBI-13-Amp-8-1-4-in-Table-Saw-RTS08/309412837

Vic, I tried the Banana Pi line of SBC and found all kinds of issues with compatibility with Linux versions.? There was not much support for the model that I had picked (do not remember which one and

Bear in? mind I can only do digital modes remotely with the uBitX. My control is limited to frequency and PTT as provided in whatever program I run and what I effectively have is remote I/O (screen,

In response to Arv, Yes, soldering SMD (CMS) is feasible quite easily On my Ubitx, I welded 400 without special equipment. You need a little skill and a good magnifying glass. This is much easier with

Hi Evan I will investigate the whole raduino assy later today and see what I can do. It sounds like a poor/ dry solder joint or connection somewhere. I'm not totally convinced that the header pin

Dave, That would suggest to me that the screen input has a wiring issue or a failure.? I would check the connection between the Raduino and the display.? The only other options are to replace the

Thanks a lot Om Robert . I am very much of gratitude for your concern. I hope forum member will help increase my sales at amateur radio kits store. My deepest regards . De vu3sua Sunil

The old concern was -- "FCC certification for commercially sold products." However, the FCC rule for amateur equipment made for personal use was (and is) "You are responsible for the lawful operation

My saw can make very fast cuts: Jack, W8TEE

Agree with Arv, Soldering surface mount is easy. It only gets hard when you have really tiny chips with lots of pins... and even then it's not THAT hard. You basically run your iron and solder along

Hi Sal, it’s funny that I came across your post. I just received a uBitx v6 and I just now (Literally 2 minutes ago) received an email saying my Universal case for the 5” Nextion, from