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hi i am hoping to pay a bit less than that probably one without a box as i already have a box. my alternative is to wait until the qsx becomes available at $75 for the mono band version. or to buy a

I didnt want to come right out and say that to discourage the poor lad, bit of course you are correct. FM only above 29MHz. And at the bottom of the propagation cycle that pretty much eliminates it as

hi brian i heard that if you use royal mail then you do not pay customs etc but if you use the carrier then you do. also if you are buying from a private person then they should declare it as a gift

Hello Terry My uBitx V3 bought everything mounted. I finish putting in a box. This rig has not received any changes from the group .io/uBibx. It is therefore a factory version. I still have to plug

Hi Terry, The problem you have here is if you buy from the US, you stand a fair chance of being whacked for import tax and then vat on the total including the transport cost. ?I bought a Bitx case

Hi, I don't see the original post but probably the offer includes more than just the original kit. Maybe a cabinet and/or some of the "upgrade" kits like AGC or touch screen display. All of those

Hi, In the US FM is allowed (and used) on 10 meters above 29 MHz. To use a transmitting or receiving converter with FM and an HF radio(s) the HF radios must do the FM. It's not particularly expensive

Out of curiosity, what is the stock number from this source? I've been looking at that option as well. Thanks.

Keep in mind that SSB and CW have a 6dB advantage over all other modes.? They are highly preferred for satellite and moonbounce contacts, and often can be used for relatively local contacts, as well

Al, Any version should work in this case. The power difference might make a difference in the time in milliseconds that the relay might close. That to me is important when doing QSk. The relay

hi why is the price more than the $129 of the kit from india terry gm4dso

Please excuse my incomplete question re advice. ? I was asking for advice on my original post of Nov.2:?? "I'd appreciate advise on whether the 5303 should work, or whether it was a typo, since

hi is it still available and can you ship to uk at what cost terry gm4dso

I wanted to see if adding a RF amp to my V4 ubitx would improve reception and see if there were any downsides. I bought the Wideband Amplifier kit from KitsandParts to make this simple. I added the rf

Thank you for the replies. I understand that the current digital modes are used on either FM or SSB but I assumed this was largely because that's what most hams had available. Similar to how we ended

FM on the uBITx. Interesting. Not a very popular mode on HF but a good exercise in design anyway. Ill draw something up as a theoretical challenge.

Hi, That won't give the OP the FM mode. But in the Olde Days, prior to 2017, there were many mods publish to add modes to receivers that didn't have them. Mods like a BFO. Mods for a product detector

Ergo, buy a TenTec transverter... or copy one and you are done!

hi, look at this. http://www.hamskey.com/2018/05/creating-simple-s-meter-sensor-for-ubitx.html

There is not something else. There are digital modes that are transmitted in FM (dmr, c4fm, dstar, aprs, winlink stuff) and others in SSB (CW, wj, fsk, ft8). In my humble opinion it would be very