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I'm glad to hear you're up and running again! I'm a little confused by the "Locosc from your setting of 110553300" statement, since that number looks more like a BFO calibration number than a local

Might work on FM (?) since FM Broadcast requires greater bandwidth. Have to get tricky in other ways too, though. I had a Yaesu FT-100 and while it would receive in the FM broadcast band, the stations

Rafael, Bypassing the SSB filter would make the receiver be wideband, but you would lose single signal reception.? You will hear signals on both sides of?the BFO, not just one side as you do with

Reed N Thank you very much for the push in the right direction. Your baseline settings (brilliant idea btw) put me right on track. The BFO was spot on and I had to adjust the Locosc from your setting

Hi all, I'm like to add to the ubitx a PA and swr protection circuit. I realized all the pins in arduino nano are taken, is this correct? Which paths you suggest I should go to connect control signals

I've RFed an Arduino Uno in the past and scrambled it. Had to reprogram it and it was fine afterward. Give it a try rewriting it. When I RFed the Uno some of the functions were still working, just not

If you're using my software, there is no computer backup feature, and you can reset all. That said, I would recommend you note the current values for your own reference. For calibrating, have you

Hi everybody, I bought two ubitx v6, and now I'm waiting them to arrive. One question about wideband operation - if I bypass the SSB filter, could I get a clean 15kHz wide operation? Thanks, Rafael

After several attempts at calibrating and was close I did one last one and now have no receive. Only tried for 5 hours.... Also when I hook the unit up to the computer it doesn't show up. Have tried 3

Mark That "segmentation fault" would seem to be happening in your computer or in the Visual Studio software you are using to compile code for your Arduino. This seems unusual because we usually see

Yes, It is an inconvenient that the PCB layout is proprietary. However, there is no obstruction to alternative layouts. I would really like to see a similarly placed, larger layout with through hole

Gerard, The uBitx is open source, and Farhan has encouraged builders to create their own versions. However, I believe the gerbers and Kicad design files for the main board have not been released.? As

I can confirm that as well. I had to search and load an older version of the tool to be able to get any of the sketches to load. I found the info somewhere on the web but I don't remember where but

Hello, I don’t know if we’re allowed to make that kind of request. I still ask the question. I made a Ubitx prototype that works very well in classic mode. (discretes components) I wanted to know

Ah yes, the 78xx series of linear voltage regulators.? If you consider the input/output voltage differential, there's quite a bit of power to sink (heat). Some have "staged" with additional voltage

Gerard, He is using a different Nextion screen program.? The Nano program is still 1.2.? You will need to find out from F5NVP the .tft file that he used to program the Nextion display. 73 Evan AC9TU

Hello, I just need a confirmation when i look his Ubitx Is the version 1.2CEC different in display when we choose the version Ubitx5 compared to the previous ones (3,4)? I found a different display

Just a hint re the Raduino. When I tried to flash mine I kept getting 500 Sync errors. Tried other Arduino boards and MOST gave the same error message. Same when using other cables and another

Your reported symptoms seem likely to be USB related, not anything Raduino per se. I've had issues with the USB connector on the Nano clone in my V3. How did you have the Raduino's Nano USB attached

I've seen issues with the AVR compiler before. I've also used newer versions of the arduino IDE with VSCode. I don't think I've seen that lint warning, though. I suspect the tool is confusing itself