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There are add-on amps but as a stopgap measure, to use the radio until an amp is built and added, just use an amplified computer speaker. I use one and am satisfied to use just one channel. Has to be

Hi my name is Will put together ubitx radio kit .Found the audio very low .can ?you?suggest an add on amp .also bought uv meter kit along with made up board? and leads as recommended by F6HOY.the

I bought a bunch of the plain switches, with the threaded shaft casing, plus nuts and washers. Also bought 2 or 3 mounted on boards with resistors where called for. I figure to replace the pot with

Sorry for off topic guys, but I recognized Josh from 20 years ago.? We had tcp/ip packet networks running on 2 meters.? Send me an email if you'd like to reminisce! Jim Carpenter wu1n@...

Hi Geoff, Be sure the key contacts are very clean. My key will fail to operate the uBitx in CW mode if there is least imperfection. I installed the CEC software and that improved. It also has other

Hi ...why cant I get the tx/rx working on CW ????? I use the 4k7 pull up resistor as per drwg but when I press key the tx sends? R then back to receive ....if I leave the 4k7 out the tx goes into

On my yaesu I always set AGC to FAST for digital modes, AUTO for SSB. Vince - K8ZW. -- K8ZW http://www.metalworkingfun.com http://www.hamradio.fun

It is possible to test the mechanical switch type rotary encoders by using a pair of resistors and LEDs to show the outputs as the knob is turned slowly. Connect a 1500 ohm resistor from +5 to the LED

Non-operation?? I would check the wiring and integrity of solder connection.? If he is using Sunil's case and I/O circuit board - the latter is notorious for solder bridges.? If encoder is not

I got 5 of these lately.? I used them with some code from the internet to change frequency on a RaduinoX. Be sure to get the "Nuts" version shipped with the nuts! These had serrated shafts and

Fantastic. Thanks for your help Don.

A friend thinks he has a problem with the rotary encoder in his uBITX. Does anyone have the part number for it? -- 73 Keith VE7GDH

Hi Daimon, I would suggest that you switch it out. With FT8 you will have several signals present within the pass band, some quite strong, others below the noise. Any strong signals that reduce your

I have the ND6T / K5BCQ AGC kit to build and install and use my rig mainly for portable FT8 with a built in Raspberry Pi, with only occasional SSB use. I don’t need the AGC for FT8, but if I install

Have not seen this -exactly- but ..all my testing was in ssb mode DK7IH has a simple two-tone? test oscillator (copied below)? I add? 2 switches to turn off each oscillator (to test for maximum

Hi Josh, Very good points. I've been worrying a bit about the 120Mhz DAC, termination and signal length matching, especially as the DAC would most likely be connected through the mini PCI connector on

Hello Tom, I think that's a very interesting idea - a couple of thoughts that might be useful (or not) - you may already be well aware of these: 1) 120MHz signaling can be hard to wire, especially in

Very good. By the way, I do like your shroud and I appreciate your putting it up on Thingiverse. Tom, wb6b

Hi, ? I just received a Arduino MKR Vidor board. It is a higher powered Arduino with a medium sized FPGA included on the board.? ? My thought was to add a fairly fast (around 120Mhz to allow

I choose to run the fan full time. The reason I run the fan while receiving is that it pulls heat out of the small heat sinks. On my original ubitx, I run the finals at 20 volts and use it for