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Do I understand from the instructions that the new V6 kit now has a touch screen? Or does it have lots of extra buttons? Buddy Brannan, KB5ELV - Erie, PA Email: buddy@... Mobile: (814)

Farhan, what is involved in adding new TFT display to my V3? Is the sketch backward compatible?

The firmware instructions for calibration for ver 5 appear to be incorrect. I achieved calibration by many iterations of the following: Tune to 10.000 MHz on the dial. (WWV will actually probably be

As I see under the hood it is still v5 engine. I am tempted of doing another homebrewing of V6 version from scratch, I might share the build process step by step via youtube if anybody is interested.

I neglected to say: This a new just built v5. It has CEC firmware v 1.20. IT has a nextion 3.2 display. Any help greatly appreciated. Morris K7LSV [email protected]> wrote:

I just can't tell you how happy it makes me to see the uBITX finally moving away from the 16X2 displays. They were way past their use by date. I placed a order for a V6 this morning making my BITX

Very Nice! The New PCB Layout offers some obvious and some not-so-obvious advantages. The integration of the connectors onto the Main PCB greatly speeds and simplifies assembly and hookup for builders

All the cables and connectors of v5 are preserved as it. The only thing you need to do is to swap the 16x2 LCD for a tft display. Unfortunately, we are selling the boxes only as a part of the kit.

De VU2TDD Thank you Farhan sir for your continues experiments and releasing new version of ubitx with additional features. Congratulations sir.

From what I'm reading here, unless you don't want to solder there is no reason to upgrade your v5 to v6.? v6 sounds like it is basically v5 with all the connectors soldered onto the board + a

Farhan, Is the case one of Sunil's?? Is it orderable for my V5? --Neil, W2NDG radiokitguide.com

Or…. Some clever experimenter will upgrade their v5 to a v6 and document how they did it for the group/ post the instructions. Either or…. Either or… Sent: Friday, December 13, 2019 10:29 AM To:

I messed up ordering and wound up with two of these, one from HFSignals and one from Gigaparts. I kept the second around just in case I messed something up during the assembly and needed a spare. I've

ah...this is great! thank you and I'm on it. Well, given that I've never actually measured voltage on any transistor I'm not totally sure what I'm on. haha.

Very good marketing move. Sir. There are many hams that don't know how to handle an iron.? One doesn't have to look past this list and see many radios that don't work because of poor assembly

Oops, Probably should have linked this one instead: /g/BITX20/message/46629 Plug the Mic plug into the female jack and use your DMM to check for continuity of the various pins - Mic

The circuit is exactly the same on the main board. We had to bring some od the ptt and cw keyer lines onto the main board to connect to the front panel. That apart, we uses same data lines of arduino

Jim, Check out this old post /g/BITX20/message/46637 Pretty much sums it all up. 73 - Tom N8TPN

Hi! Nice work! Do you have a list of changes between the v5 and v6 radio board? -adrian

OK, found it. The basic kit version is up there in the header. Works now. W0EB