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See if these two attached articles help. The first discusses encoders in general and then gives a menuing example. The second discusses my Fast Tune code which more directly applies to your needs.

I like that one jack I might have to get one.

Can anyone tell me how can I replace the tuning pot for a rotary encoder??? Encoders are more comfortable for me...

It's a great idea... I still waiting for my kit, but I'm looking for a convenient enclosure to work everywhere, at home, on the field, on my truck.... Pelican boxes are a great idea

Has anyone considered building their BitX into a Pelican box like this company has? http://radioset-go.com/order-custom-built-radio.htm The one they have isn't a BitX but the idea's there. The 1120 is

Cesar: I have that generator and it works as advertised. However, I kind of wish I had this one, which is about the same price but with more functionality. Has anyone used this one? RD? JDS6600 DDS

If you haven't already, check out?http://www.hfsigs.com/bitx40v3_wireup.html ( http://www.hfsigs.com/bitx40v3_wireup.html )?as it shows exactly what needs to be done and with what parts.? -- Ryan

about $15. -- Mike Hagen, WA6ISP 10917 Bryant Street Yucaipa, Ca. 92399 (909) 918-0058 PayPal

K5BCQ has a kit called "Damm Reliable Attenuator". Get it with the switches with choice of BNC or SMA. 9 Stages. What a nice kit! Under $15. Over 100 db. Fun to build. I checked out mine, it is plenty

K5BCQ Kits have a wonderful attenuator kit for -- Mike Hagen, WA6ISP 10917 Bryant Street Yucaipa, Ca. 92399 (909) 918-0058 PayPal ID "MotDog@..." Mike@...

You either need a lot of attenuation or a better generator. Receiver sensitivity is generally in the neighborhood of 0..1uv Yeah, that's .1 microvolts. Vince. -- Michigan VHF Corp.

Several guys printed my 1.4" Knob, this is 1.2" and a little different.

I am planning to buy a signal generator. I am thinking about this but I don't know if this is suitable given the 0.1v output in order to check sensitivity? KKmoon Generador de Se?ales ,DDS de doble

http://www.hfsigs.com/bitx40v3_wireup.html ( http://www.hfsigs.com/bitx40v3_wireup.html )

Oh, I need the instructions to add a power supply, antenna, etc. to it. The ham that handed it to me had no paper items except for a half page of paper that listed some components. I don't see a way

Okay, don't worry about it then. I would like some instructions and schematic. I looked through the files section here, but I'm not sure I got the correct ones. Thanks, -- Jim/N4AAB

Jim :? The Bitx40v3 board came preassembled, likely that cap is the the one intended to go between wiper and ground on the tuning pot.? See details at :?

No need for any of them. The parts are included in the event you want to revert to the analog VFO. The Raduino replaced the need for the additional componets. v/r Fred W4JLE

Michael, The IRF510 has a input capacitance of 180PF vs the 520 being about 360PF, so you may have to turn up the drive level a bit more, but the 520's should work fine. I have used them

I had asked Allard and group the same question. Very recently I uploaded v1.17.1. I had the anti-gallop switches but removed them when I updated. I set my bitx to tune the entire band (no CW)