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Er ...That would? probably have been me ...Photos attached ..Note new Q11/Q31 have to be mounted "upside down" and rotated to get the pins lined up as per photo ...Also need to change R14-R34 from

Mike I think some frustration indeed but I trust you will indeed get this unit working to your expectation and within FCC specs. What I would suggest is you work on that with as few additions as

two capacitors: one ceramic or other cheap one, anywhere from .0047 to .1 microfarad the other an electrolytic, anywhere from 10 uf to 100 uf both across the power wires, as close to the board as

In addition to the residual carrier, the uBitx also has significant IMD and some opposite sideband, though that should all be close in to your main signal and more or less legal anywhere AM phone is

This is a critical bit of information regarding how best to set up a uBitx, should be in the hfsignals description of the uBitx. Many here are just turning up mike gain and/or RV1 for max power,

Any recommendations on the capacitor to use and exact placement?? I'll get to work on it this weekend. Thanks!

Only been a ham for a year but am near 70. Can see the point of slapping the hand one way or the other when I get old enough. A computer mouse has some interesting parts in it. Have thought about

I got my 5.1 calibrated successfully.....So far very satisfied with this new version....Thanks for all the help....Mike W4ZGI

Hi Ashhar, Been following this for some time I think I remember someone talking about changing q11 and q31 to a pnp and getting more gain. Then a couple of weeks ago another ham mentioned that his v5

Jack, I agree with you. As a ham of 45 years you are exactly right, however,? you cannot deny that using the mouse in that manner is unique and embodies true ham radio spirit.

Dave: I may be way off base here, but I would discourage you from using a mouse as a keying system. First, when you get to be two years younger than dirt, fingers just don't work like they used

My wife and I are learning ditties, morse, I saw the neat built in iambic keyer and thought I need one. Looked around and found a dead computer mouse, just perfect! Took it apart, scraped some of the

In the 70's I was a radio tech (marine and business ) I was an electronics teacher. What I am trying to say is I am perfectly able to get the radio working which is why I am not selling it until I do.

Avoid the self-induced stress and tell us a price. Most of us are more than capable of making this radio perfectly legal and reliable.

Today they have the technology to put in the magic smoke even in the smallest components. Nobody can stop the release of the smoke, not even me. Amazing! Raj, vu2zap

Come on now.... that is half the fun of ham radio.... doing something you don’t have a clue about just to see if it works. It’s like going to the casino and hoping it’s your lucky day. Ha! When

Fantastic! I just placed an order!

Hi David Have you got any information regarding compatibility with uBITX v5? Cheers Ben

the ubitx has more gain on tx as well as rx than the previous boards. this is due to the BFR93w transistors in the 45 MHZ IF in place of the 2N3904s. The carrier and spurs will be appear to be higher

Something is possibly oscillating and something is the demodulating most likely ; sounds like you have created a regenerative receiver!! Maybe add filter capacitor close to the unit between the power