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Hi Vic, I’m curious. How do you have your uBitx set up for remote operations with a Raspberry pi 0? I just received a V6 and I’ve been wanting to set it up for remote operating, But I don’t have

Sunil, Thank you very much for being so quick at shipping. I didn’t initially know that you were sick. I am happy to see that your feeling better. Now we need to drum up more business for you.

Al It seems that many hams prefer to discourage the rest of us from soldering to SMD components. In truth, after an hour or so of practice it becomes rather easy. For connecting wires to an SMD device

I tried this. The result was that the screen says "Click on the cross" but nothing happens when you click on the cross indicated on the top left of the screen. Dave G4HUM

How in the world were you able to solder the SI5351 ? I am very very impressed!

Now you are just being mean!? I can't even see those pins. Fantastic work as always. 73, Dean KK4DAS

Farhan Looks great. I am impressed. Arv _._

Hi Jerry, I remember the rule was that they couldn't work on 11m.? It can be complicated for a manufacturer to make an amp that will work on all HF bands except 11m, so it was simpler just to cut

As I understand it, the 15 dB limit is to keep CBers from using one to boost their output to the kilowatt range. 15 dB limits the output to around 150W. Clark Martin KK6ISP Yet another designated

I have saw like this: https://www.amazon.com/Woodworking-Precision-Benchtop-Polisher-Electric/dp/B07R3XLHJ5/ref=sr_1_11?dchild=1&keywords=Hobby+table+saw&qid=1618605327&sr=8-11 It works quite well.

Jason, Have you tried to recalibrate the touch screen?? I believe that is done by holding in the encoder when the power is turned on.? Should take you into the screen calibrations. 73 Evan AC9TU

Just to impress you people, this is on my bench. A ugly build of Si5351 using a low noise 25 mhz oscillator. All hand soldered. I bend alternate pins up and down and solder the ground and vcc to the

The 15dB rule was /? is for commercial manufacturers and was in effect in the 90s when i worked for Alpha power. It might have changed but then one had problems getting type acceptance if the

The test would be to unscrew the raduino from the front panel, push it down into the main board, and see if things come back to life. Possibly the easiest fix would be to take the raduino subassembly

Hi Jerry Cheers for that point. I'll check it out. Regards Dave

If the Raduino assembly is not well connected to the main board, the easiest fix might be to put the main board on washers - one washer under each mount point. But you would have to enlarge each and

I noticed that the penetration of the touchscreen pins into the main board - is minimal, because of the position forced by the front panel screws. Maybe things flexed and a pin pulled out? - Jerry

Hello,? I've got the same problem with my v6 too, no response from touching the screen and no changes from trying to tune either.? Checked for no other pressure points on the screen.? Any ideas

Jerry, there is? quote from Raj about that rule - a refrence to the FCC reg. I believe it? has come from past experience that ampw with a greater gain tend to become unstable in worst case or real

I assume you have an acrylic cutter similar to this: https://www.amazon.com/YouU-Acrylic-Cutter-Multi-Use-Cutting/dp/B07S75XBYS And that you make two parallel cuts into the copper layer, then pick at