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They're not too expensive and work quite well. See ebay #201042782490 Jack, W8TEE To: [email protected] Sent: Thursday, December 21, 2017 11:55 AM Subject: Re: [BITX20] CW Key/Keyer/paddle idea

Actually, I wasn't thinking of that, but rather just as a check for the 10 minute station ID we all forget about. I have a routine (somewhere?) that calls an input routine to set the time. The bad

Tausciam: You're a very bright fellow for sure to pass all those exams in only 3 months. If you decide you would want to venture forth a bit further, go for it!!!! If you simply measure the

It looks you could squeeze the banggood EF01 case inside the next size up harbor freight apache case for you guys traveling doing demos and shows.

Very kewl. As a matter of interest, my old NorCal KC1 keyer has a straight key input - finally found the documentation to hook it up. So now plenty good CW until a possible upgrade improves

...retirement is the best job you will ever have... I also found out I am very good at it! Jack, W8TEE To: [email protected] Sent: Thursday, December 21, 2017 1:19 PM Subject: Re: [BITX20] Help! I

I just picked up two of them and I think my QCX is going to live in one of them. Jack, W8TEE To: [email protected] Sent: Thursday, December 21, 2017 1:32 PM Subject: Re: [BITX20] Pelican

Found the card in the mailbox (5 miles away), had a spot to sign for delivery if the package did not require the recipient to be present.? But no indication on the card if that was the case. Clerk at

i have been using a straight key for sometime. i have found no glitches in the straight key. i used the iambic keyer just for a few quick QSOs. I am straight key guy, hence the keyer code will need

it seams, that it has to do witch my Touch key, sometimes I have the ?touch sensor and I can change the sensitivity from1 to 25 May it is a problem of long wire to A1 (KEY) - D1 (PULSE) - D3 (DAH) A

The corresponding place is C115 in the BitX40. Looks like the circuit is similar enough that the other issues we're pursuing would apply. This isn't a total fix but for one component it sure

I use mine on CW (granted not in a while but that's another story) with a qrpguys keyer, I don't use the built in keyer. Works great no sig issues and with the nescaf I built into it runs top notch

I haven’t followed this whole thing, as too overwhelming at the moment, but I want to comment on this… You are correct, Sir. You are hearing the collective knowledge and experience of an

But it's TRUE! And part of the point is to hack it and improve it. I'm amazed already overall for how clean it sounds overall for a cheap general coverage radio. John K0JD

Picked up a couple of these. They look great for a portable ubitx radio project! Thanks for the heads up on these! Roy WA0YMH

Thanks, I'm going to hide in the bushes and watch for a while...Hal/WB4AEG

Is there a similar mod for the bitx40? I'm assuming by "pop" you mean the PTT pop issue? -David, K4DBZ wrote:

I operate mostly CW as well but I don't mind if the radio doesn't have an internal keyer.. But I am concerned about the ability of the radio to switch cleanly into CW without generating spurious dits

OK, so it seems that the capacitive sensor is not detected during start up. Please run the diagnostic sketch and let us know the output from the serial monitor. 73 Allard PE1NWL

Hi Hiro san, The PinChangeInterrupt library is normally not installed by default. You have to add it to your IDE by yourself. You only have to install the library one time, once it is installed it