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Hi Ian: No pressure from me, as it's your software. However, I think type checking is a real useful tool, especially when debugging code. I think everyone will appreciate it. Jack, W8TEE To:

Jack. I am always thanks for your advice. I decided to follow your advice and work for about an hour and change everything to cpp. For the time being, i will keep the existing .ino (for forked other

I successfully used FT8 modes and jt9/65 before that. I used a raspberry pi with a usb audio and connected mic and speaker to that. For PTT I used a gpio pin on the rpi and made a ground ptt circuit.

OOPS, Regarding Clock 2, it will show the display frequency only in CW mode and only with the key down. Jim - W0EB

Hi, I know there have been some threads on these topics before, however I'm kinda interested what the current 'state of the art' is, so to speak. Is there anyone using CAT control on their bitx 40,

Yes, the plastic enclosures are more prone to external RF. I'm using the popular chinese cabinet and have a TS-100 soldering iron powered by a laptop brick that puts out a rather large RFI footprint.

I know that Farhan has recommended a metal enclosure for the uBitx but I see many people using plastic. Has anyone who has a plastic enclosure encountered any problems with it so far? By the way, I

Ive been on this group for awhile now and noticed posts from others in past that they were professional programmers and such.? If this is true and you are proficient at programming for PIC, ATMEL,

Hello, This email message is a notification to let you know that a file has been uploaded to the Files area of the [email protected] group. *File:* ubitx_V2_00R.zip *Uploaded By:* Jim

Hi Ian: I think you should consider it, as you have lost all type checking across files by making them all *.ino files. Obviously, this has not been a problem, but might be in the future. Just a

Very nice work, looks great!

Thanks for using this firmware. split mode is very simple implement. when TX start (CW or PTT), Change VFO, and finish TX, back to VFO. It actually took less than five minutes to implement. Because

Back in the '50's, when I was still in high school, console radios were being replaced by "portables" and lots of them were available for the taking. I had one which I took out of the wood and put on

Jack. Thank you for your attention and advice. I first used Arduino. So I thought that Arduino was this style.(I did not know.) I also decided that it would be nice to keep the original name in order

Hope you do fix it yourself Bernie, It can be a real learning experience and if not, I'll be glad to try and help.? The only really tricky part is replacing the 5351.? Everything else is pretty

I'm following this with lots of interest. I still don't have my uBITX and probably won't until March or so. My personal goal is for ~10W out 28MHz, preferably with some headroom if I wanted to push

Hello Ian, Thank you very much for the updated version (CEC) 0.34 which is the first that I have uploaded to my newly received UBitx. It has greatly improved the way my trx operates. I will be

Maybe the bias needs re-adjusting for 24v operation? I really dont know much about the technical operations of these things, I am still learing... I am tempted to replace the Electro caps with 35v

Hi Jim, Good to know. I might need your service later.... Ordered all the parts to try myself first. The Raduino seems to be the Achiles heel here. Break it, by reversing the connectors, or short

Very odd, but I am now seeing the same thing on my BitX40v3. On the test bench I was seeing what looked to be an output that increased by the square of the PA voltage ratio, but since packaking,