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At $59, I'm plenty happy. ?Even if the $1000 Elecraft has a better manual. ?Would be good if somebody at hfsigs had time to update the wireup instructions, though if they can just keep kicking out

Likely ok. ?Read these posts: ? ??/g/BITX20/message/17967 ( /g/BITX20/message/17967 ) ? ??/g/BITX20/message/19289 (

I used a "SignaLink USB" interface. This, like other interfaces, gives me a external sound card in a little box that also includes transformer isolation for the audio lines and a relay for PTT.? On

At the risk of being accused of burning bandwidth, to state that I too love the Bitx40 for keeping my brain jumping with new discoveries...while looking at all the ready-to-run stuff like the IC-7300,

Hi Folks, Just my two cents about a builder's manual for this kit or any other. I have been building/assembling kits for the past few years. Some successful, some not. Yes, its always a learning

You really need 2A power to stop the motor boating.... The tuning and power knobs wiring is orintated with you looking at the knob shaft and connections on top. From what I see in your pics the

Larry By it's very nature there is s no official anything with the bitx40. It is makerware. But to work to a point then left up to you and others to experiment with. Some choose to add cw or make it

Tune around 7.047.5 up or down 1 KHz to snag W1AW code practice M-F (weekdays). Look on the web for the schedule. Larry

I hear the 'ol boys around .150-160 some evenings. CQs also at times in the same area. Foreign language in the lower end of 150-160 range. If no one is talking is the band dead? Or is everyone

To:??Lawrence Macionski I have uploaded a fixed copy of the raduino software. Look for it in the files section. It has a description of what was fixed. It's not your fault. The directions are a

Some better news, kind of... this morning I heard a QSO on 7.255 MHz on my IC-718. I swapped the antenna cable to the bitx40 and heard the same QSO, about the same loudness, AND showing exactly the

so I was toying with the idea to create my own board using eagle software and include some different mods and also include the hardware for the radiodiuno. my concern is stepping on people's feet ( ie

Dave Thanks Randy davekn4ok@...> wrote:

Here's the video of the moment my Pixie started to give oscillation. https://youtu.be/7NkvNC36JJA Hope to purchase the Bitx40 soon! 73 Horacio Nigro, CX3BZ Uruguay

Hi from Uruguay. It's amazing how these little rigs have renewed the motivation. I am participating in a small group of veterans and middle aged fellows that have modified the Pixie, (~500mW - CW) to

Here you go Randy N3-715 Thanks

Dave What is your serial number? I'll add you to the list. Randy davekn4ok@...> wrote:

So true. I have a few commercial rigs. It has never been this exciting! There are quite a few interesting hacks and you end up customising a rig that fits your requirement. Interesting learning

Hi. Adding cat is (almost) plug and play tech now (if you know how to code), see https://github.com/pavelmc/FT857d and it's examples, a working sketch on

Hi Dimitri, We use what we have at hand, and 2x16 LCD is (almost) ubiquitous spare part here in Cuba, I plan to add more options like a Nokia LCD (I have) and maybe a TFT/OLED display (I don't have),