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Yep, I have done that with a vacuum tube Heathkit SB 102 with a wonderful outcome.

Jack, that is a very nice looking display, very impressive.? Nextion ?users I would like to know what software is the easiest to use with it I downloaded their software and find it about as user

I found an old BUD box about 10x6x3 1/2 inches. The uBITX fit in just fine when I cut a hole for the display and out the back for the heat sinks. I later found a large heat sink so fastened it to the

I meant spurs transposed from the wanted frequency

That makes me think of the Purdum/Zia DDS VFO I just finished making work in the 40m rig I built from their kit/instructions. I pretty much rebuilt my dining room into a workshop just so I'd have a

Thanks, Allison. I'm actually going to stay out of trouble for the moment and wait until these mods are "final"-ized (pardon the pun. You know far more what you are doing than I can understand -

Ok, so this issue is of great interest to me. So far, CW is the only mode I've been working...and unsuccessfully at that. My uBITX is still using the factory installed firmware - I haven't changed

Ian, thanks for the quick reply. Mike N6CMY

I just bought a TenTec Delta 580 that has no ability to interface with a computer.? HOWEVER...it has the ability to add an external VFO. I wonder if a Radiuno could be setup to provide an external

Mharpen Thanks for using CEC firmware Yes, available on stock lcd (16x02 parallel LCD). Just check the S-Meter option in uBItX Manager. I am based on uBITX which was not modified when I wrote the

I used the info in this thread to wire up mine.? Works great for me! /g/BITX20/topic/16775725#47078

Question: ?will the S-meter feature in v1.08 work with the stock LCD? Mike N6CMY

Yes.

I just wondered, as we're using the BuyDisplay.com displays which also offload the processing to the display. We're using the SPI interface with the touch screen feature as well. Are the Nextion users

I used a 7/16 drill for the mini USB, it clears no problem, and 5/64 for the mounting screws.

This means stock heat sink supplied is just enough for ft8?

The ft8 has an overall cycle of 50%.i use it with the standard issue heatsink. - f

I am not using the irf510 in my ubitx, but rather the irf630. My heatsink is an old pentium 4 sink cut in half with both fets bolted to it through mica insulators and thermal grease. On FT8 the

What are heat sink requirements of ubitx for ft8 and other digital modes?. Just binding irf510 on back panel of casing(like in sunils case) is enough to withstand heavy duty cycle demanded by ft8?

anyone pls comment