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Dear farahan have u uploaded bitx transmitter troubleshooting? kindly send me link

Kent, I am pretty sure the speaker you see and hear is connected to the speaker connections on the board. The red wire Farhan is holding is not connected to anything and Farhan is just using it to

Probably SI5351 library needs to be 1.1.2 (manage library, filter on SI5351 and select previous version and install. V2 is beta and uses different parameters for several functions). Ron –

I think we're misunderstanding each other. The red wire connects to a speaker. What does the other end of the speaker connect to? We can't see the wiring in the video, so perhaps you're using the

it is not connected anywhere. it is hanging off the table BITX20@...> wrote:

the version 1.8 of arduino is complaining about const chars. can you fix that as well? i will pull all of that together and test on the boards. - f BITX20@...> wrote:

I second KF7RSF's comment. Can you please tell us what the red wire /speaker connection is you are using? It's not clear on the video. Kent W9WB

Is the raduino included with the BITX pre-programmed?

Nice idea Peter! Increase in value of C96 will give you a little more range. I will try adding a parallel MV209 to D9 to increase the tuning capacitance range. I have a bunch of them in the

I downloaded the repository and installed the Si5351 library. I discovered that the sketch does not compile with the latest version of the Si5351 library, version 2. I've just submitted a pull

Clear & concise code, compiles fine with Arduino ver 1.6.6 Thank you Ashhar Alf vk2yac Ashhar Farhan farhanbox@... [BITX20] wrote: The Raduino code is available on github

If you don't wish to add a DDS to the Bitx40 (eg need low current consumption) I now have an alternative. A cheap as chips 4.92 MHz ceramic resonator can be substituted for L4 in the VFO and be

Got it to compile, though I needed to download the Si5351 libraries using the following from https://github.com/etherkit/Si5351Arduino : Library Installation

The Raduino code is available on github now. https://github.com/afarhan/bitx40 - f

and had great results on the last three projects. I'm using a Etherkit board with a SMA RG-174 pigtail to connect to my BitX40 right now. In all cases I have not noticed any cross talk, but I always

BITX20@...> wrote: available, one can replace it with air coil. Did Farhan used toroids? :D http://www.phonestack.com/farhan/bitx.html -----------+----------- Mine is still

BITX20@...> wrote: IRF510 bias, will require higher gain in the preceding stage. Had both replaced voltage controlled IRF with transistor 2SC ;) & 2N3866 @ 24 Volt in preceding

Hi Todd, I have soldered RG-174 directly to both the Adafruit and Etherkit boards and had great results on the last three projects. I'm using a Etherkit board with a SMA RG-174 pigtail to connect to

Well, I got some money for Christmas so I decided to use some of that to order my BitX40. Looking forward to receiving it! RichKC8MWG

You're right, moving to class C is more than a matter of changing the IRF510 bias, will require higher gain in the preceding stage. Another thing to look into if somebody wants efficiency is class