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Perfect practical approach. [email protected]> wrote:

If you have a machinist friend it would be fairly easy for him/her to make a D-hole Punch for thin aluminum plate. Remember old bolt- driven chassis punches. Same thing works for punching D-holes. Arv

I make my own from scrap aluminum sheet. They have a regular hole in the center instead of a d-hole but as long as the?BNC?connector has a lock washer and is tightened down properly I have never had

Does anyone know of a source for these? I used to buy these from Oak Hills Research, however with Marshal Em's passing you can not order from OHR. It is just a plate with 4 screw holes spaced to match

The original poster is asking about his BITX20, not the ?BITX.? Farhan released the ?BITX design in early 2017.? It was first available commercially through HF Signals at the end of 2017.? His

Rajesh, First off, did you follow the suggestions in this message? /g/BITX20/message/80271 NOTE: Please ignore the typo Arduion, it should have been Arduino. There is only one file

Thank you Vic!? I did not know that was there.? I will need to give it a try. 73 Evan AC9TU

Hi, I looked around for the means to mute message threads by subject on groups.io. We apparently cannot do that but there is a hint that we *can* mute messages by their hashtags. I have added a

Evan, the CEC firmware allows WSPR in beacon mode for transmitting, but not decoding. You use the Memory Manager program to set your location (you can set 4 different locations), and frequency (3

Hi Thanks for the revert. I use the standard lcd display which comes with the box. Have uploadrd the corresponding hex files as well. But still the display does not light up. Since I have ver3 running

Possibly one of the mixer diodes is in backwards. The original BITX20 had a very sensitive receiver, which allowed spurious signals to be heard if there was no RF input and if the volume was turned up

Hello Rajesh.... If you have taken the raduino out and replaced it various times, I'd double check to make sure one of the connecting pins has not missed it's target hole and is folded back where it

I'm not trying to be funny but... If it were me, I'd get a V6 and look at that original version as some replacement parts. I know you are determined to make that work but consider the operating time

I searched for the same more out of curiosity than anything. While there are some at near the same price but they only do one band, for the most part. I wanted the range of features the V6 has so I

Steven, Not sure that I can help. however, I could interpret that you have had WSPR running on just the uBITX Nano with the CEC software.? I was not aware of that.? Would you please point me to the

Hi all, I'm trying to sort out a problem with WSPR. My uBitX is a v5, nextion with CEC firmware. I built it last fall and by December was enjoying some success with CW, SSB and WSPR. I was getting

Rajesh, First, verify that all of the boards are plugged into the correct pins in the connectors. NOTE: If you replaced the Nano, then did you get one without the headers soldered onto the Nano, and

Rajesh, did youbuse nextion or 16*2 lcd ? Eitherway you have to configure it in ubitx.h file before really uplading. I assume you might have done it. However try to check . All the best. Sarma vu3zmv

Hi Evan, Changed baud rate, could read the Nano. Loaded the display files through the XLoader. Loaded the CEC software ver 1.20. Compiled and uploaded. Again read it in the manager with the baud rate

i built the bitx20?original version in 2012 but it functioned very badly I built it clean with a PCB board (not the ugly style) But the reception was rather deaf. except from unwanted beep tones. I