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Hi Reed, many thanks for scripting and sharing this auxiliary sketch. I tested it on my #v6 as build out of the box. Finger touches and tuning knob inputs are detecting as described, while I didn't

1. Sounds fine 2. Sounds fine 3. Yep. If you search this group, you'll find lots of reports of hot 5V regulators. It's normal. 4. Did you calibrate the screen? I just explained how to do this earlier

Hi guys, I am new to the forum, received my uBiTX v6 yesterday, assembled the kit same night and encounter some issues. I would like to share with you my issues, kindly seeking for your expertise and

Hi Nick Did you consider the suggestion for an onboard 160M LPF? Any idea when the boards will be available Regards Lawrence

Hello Nick, I haven’t seen the signal that the time window for ordering your board is opened. Ut now I see some people showing their interest in this board, so maybe I missed something, therefor

Okay, wanna try also *,* wanna try also when my V6 is working Regards Rene

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Les My v4 did not come with an assembled mic, so I found a kenwood speaker mic and wired a new connector on it. Possibly your mic element may be okay, but have lousy material over it. Maybe I read

Hi Farhan: Very nice! BTW, after you mentioned the Bach book I looked into buying one. $103! So I went on eBay and bought a used copy for $8. Got it today and started reading it. I think I'm gonna

The first and third should correspond to button presses. 1 for short press, 2 for long press, 0 for not pressed. If you're not watching closely, the 1 or 2 can go scroll by in a flash. Glad to hear

Reed, the serial debug data which shows 5 sets of numbers separated by comma , the 2nd set is changing ?when rotating the knob , 4th & 5th set changes when the screen is touched, no changes on 1st &

Jack, http://www.norcalqrp.org/nc2030.htm Scroll down and read through the pacificon pdf [email protected]> wrote:

Hi Jonas, Yes, I should have a couple of 1N34A in my junk box; then the link you kindly provided will be a good guide for building it. I will do that tomorrow. This has been a very fruitful day, I am

Reed I saw the setting icon this afternoon , calibrated it but not all items on the screen is working on R1.5.0, will try to send the debug data later. Thank you. darwin EI3IHB

Hi Pat, I have installe SMD parts on legacy circuit boards and the other way round. What you describe is about the same thing I did. It works:) I spent years on the fire department. There is nothing

Hi Jep, Well, if you have some components such as a germanium diode I suggest you build yourself a RF probe, then you can use the fluke to measure RF levels before and after transistors. See

That is a ad for a 4 pin mic, v6.1 uses a stereo plug ? Les,? K2TGW

For anyone that thinks they may be replacing the transistor more than once, you can cut single sections off of SIP sockets and solder them onto the pads. Then it is as simple as unplugging one

Hi Allison, thank you for the comments. Luckily enough, R84 was not altered as I found full 12V on transistor collector. At the end, an old TO5 metal-case BC142 came out of my "marine" junk box so I

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