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Ok I have found the issue. Due the fact I have used the nextion for previous projects, the fixed baudrate in them was changed. I have fixed that by placing the command? "bauds=9600" on page 0 in the

No, adjusting the BFO frequency is a bad idea. That will change the audio characteristics on both transmit and receive. And it will only "calibrate" the rig when operating at the frequency of the

My screws were all Phillips on the one that I have.

Sorry Dave was using a ubitx also..

I have the same issue with both of my uBitx’s only on 40 meters. Last weekend I was at Lobstercon and Dave kd1na on his bitx40 also suffered from RF getting into his but again just on 40 meters. The

Look at fig 2 of that wikipedia page for the boost converter: ? ??? ??https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boost_converter If the inductor is large enough, the inductor current will be constant. When

I believe most of them use TORX (also known as Star or Spline ) screwheads. Probably T-8 or T-10 size if I remember right. Jim - W0EB

Hi Kevin, What tool removes the screws holding the Baofeng microphone together? My small Phillips screwdriver doesn't work on it.? Thanks, George, k1DX

The USB input to the raduino is particularly vulnerable. Ferrites there are a good idea, and also use a one to one current balance on your antenna cable. The cause is unbalanced feedline currents

I had the same issue with my Yeasu when I first started using Fldigi. I put snap on Ferrites on the audio leads and wound the control cable about 6 turns around a ferrite toroid and that solved the

Bill, That makes me car sick if I keep watching it:-) It is cool though. I made my best QRP DX contact with a Hendricks Bitx17. From S. Oregon to Antarctica Joel N6ALT

Maximum available output current will fall drastically as the output to input voltage ratio rises. You might get 4A out if the input voltage were about equal to the output voltage, it falls off from

Jerry, I agree that calibration is a 'exercise', why does it need to be this hard. I'm no coder, but Don ND6T's calibration routine worked really good for me when I was calibrating my Bitx 60,

Hi John, I assume that you are using a computer connected to the radio since you are running WSJT-X AND CAT. It may be the computer that is being tickled by stray RF. How is your RF ground configured?

I have noticed this as well. For example when you set the step size to 50 Hz if you tune quite quickly it seems that the step-size increases.? Are you sure that this isn't intentional ? ?I see to

Radio interference! Happens on whatever bands you get currents through sensitive junctions. Experiment try to fix it, add grounds, single point ground, try ferrites lots of different places,

I would suggest putting a clip on ferrite core on the USB cable, right at the Raduino connector and one on the wires from the Raduino connector going to the encoder. Others have brought this issue up

Sounds like a Bit of RF is getting in there ... Gw0wvl

Hello all, I just put my antenna in a u-shape in the attic and have a better swr now so I was able to try the uBitX on 40m for the first time. What I experience only on 40m is that while using WSJT-X

I had an issue with encoders several years ago, in a PIC application.? I looked at the A/B outputs and noticed spikes on the square waves.? Adding two .001uF caps across the outputs to ground, cured