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Jack, So what BCI filter do you like best? Can you show us a response curve that you know goes with that particular filter. Are filters with the small axial leaded inductors suitable for in-line with

uBitx V4? from HFsigs.? Sorry

Ok. Sorry. I don’t have the packaging anymore so I’ll have to look on the board.

No such thing as a "uBitx20". Is it a uBitx, and if so, then what version? Is it a Bitx40? If it has a Raduino, then it is one of the above. If it's not one of the above, then you will have to tell

I think the control cables are the same but the pin numbering for them have been reversed by mistake by Farhan in the v6 schematic. Ill figure this out when i get time to put screen in. Or ill check

I was wrong when I said this: "You need a low pass filter, not a high pass filter." You are both sort of right. The title of this thread is about FM broadcast, for which we should use a low

I have started this and have lost interest.? No audio.? Powers up fine.? Universal Grey Case from? Amateurradiokits.com.? $65 shipped to lower 48. Bill

Anyone out there in uBitx land that has used a 5 inch display with the uBitx?

The FM band is 88-108 MHz, IIRC. The HF frequencies are 29.7 MHz on down for us. You wanna stop the FM broadcast freqs, so you wanna use a low pass.

Jerry wrote : "You need a low pass filter, not a high pass filter." No, high pass is correct. Pass high frequencies, but block low frequencies. Pass the HF stuff and block the lower frequency BC

Thanks, Gwen. Also, the filter has a very low insertion loss and costs under a couple of dollars to build for a QRP rig. Jack, W8TEE

In Jack's filter, those are axial-lead inductors, not coils, but whatever. I built one of those for my Cricket 30 to cut down on BCI, and it works REALLY well. Tayda has those specific values in

Anthony, It is at 100%. When I lower it it gets real loud.

N7XG, If you have loaded the CEC Nextion display screen. It should be under "Home" -> "LCD Setting". Screen picture of your Nextion display will be helpful. As I have a 3.5' screen and the menu

Can you give me some information how to adjust brightness?

It is wired with a 3.5 mm audio jack. The tip is mic, the ring is ptt and the sleeve is ground. It was kept this way so you can use regular audio cables to the computer.

Hi, You can never have too many radios. But I don't a V6 and no plans for one right now. I am getting by just fine with my V3 :) 73, Bill KU8H -- bark less - wag more

VU3ONX: This thread is about interference from FM broadcast stations, which are up around 100 mhz. Your post of /g/BITX20/message/73876 indicates that you are having trouble with an

Iz Oss Properly wired it it is compatible with any rig that supports an electret type microphone. These have an internal FET that needs a small voltage and possibly a DC isolating capacitor

Hi all, I see the ubitx V6 comes with a stock mic. Is this compatible to any brand, Icom, Yaesu or Kenwood?