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Hi Evan, Thanks again I will give that a try . It's the delay in going back from Tx to Rx that I am after altering. It's just to stop the relay changing when using very slow CW. Reg,?????????

I have been on for the last hour and no one has shown up as "live".? Going off line now. 73 Evan AC9TU

Try a "two-tone tester" ..more consistant results than the "ahhhhj" method Jim

You'll encounter all sorts at hamfests, and find some really decent people there (as well as monsters).? My good scope (needed for my research) - the guy sold it to me for a price I could afford, but

Checked again and no one is listed as live EXCEPT for the Icon that I changed. 73 Evan AC9TU

JohnR Here are the instructions from Doug W: /g/BITX20/message/78958 FYI: There are links at the bottom of the email that you receive: Groups.io Links:

I forgot all about this! One more (really inexpensive) thing to add to the list - a decent SDR dongle.? I spent less than $30 for mine - and I've used it rather like a spectrum analyzer (1mhz window

I've thought about a decent SA, but have never had the money (or the luck to find one).? Thanks for the reminder about the RSP1A. I've been using my SDR dongle for checking spectra - it's limited to

Go to a hamfest in your local area when they return ??. It may be hit-or-miss if you find an oscilloscope but if you ask around I'm sure someone will have one that they will sell for a reasonable

Digital scopes have some limitations - and to really use them effectively, you do need to know a little about how they work and operate.? That being said, they can be valuable too - even a 5mhz

Scott, For years I've been using a free app for my iPhone called Tone Generator, it comes up outputting a 1000hz sine wave tone, I just put it by the mic and key up then make my tuner adjustments.

I am sorry I may have missed something or just can't figure it out. How do we go "live" on the map or change an icon or what do each icon mean. Is there a legend or instructions I am missing? I made

All of you are giving me more credit than is due.? If you would read as many of the posts here as I do, you would gain the same or more knowledge.? It is the advantage of being retired (lots of free

Thanks to every one that replied to my question.? I now understand that for single side band the power should be very low (or zero) with no microphone input (which is consistent with my

Scott If I understand what you are saying, this may be a misunderstanding of how SSB works. Ideally there would be no, or minimal, power output without audio input from the mike. Audio input

Scott You have not stated how you measured power across your dummy load. Was it a RF probe or oscilloscope or anything else Without knowing of this whatever calculations you are stating has no meaning

Evan is one of the best and most helpful? uBITX diagnosticians in the known universe.. I too follow his posts. I read them like a master class. Don Km4udx

For me, the basic is: 1 - DMM 2 - An SWR/Power meter 3 - A 100Mhz or better oscilloscope 4 - A PC Nice to have if you are going to do surgery, PA mods, or antenna experiments: 1 - An SDR Play RSP1A

Hi, The nanVNA is not going to serve you as a scope. Have you considered building some (or all) of your own test/measurement gear? In my early teens such things were beyond my reach so my first

Just as a suggestion you might use something like fldigi in it's CW mode and send the Morse signal that way. You may have to include a VOX switch id the BitX doesn't have that. It can be included in