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Hello to all: I was given a 12 volt jell cell battery. It is either 3.75 or 4 amps. What volts and amps I need to charge the jell cell? How long will the battery take to charge? Thanks in advance! -

Now that my V6 is modded to my liking the only other thing I wish it had was an AM mode.? This would make for a true general coverage communication receiver.? I actually ran into somebody working AM

I am glad that it works. The audio amplifier for sbitx class of radios needs to have a strong signal handlig capabilities as well. I suggest you hear over to w7zoi.net and duplicate the audio fba

Hi Ashhar, After solving some hardware issues on my little WM8731 board I finally made it work, first with the alsa-utils then with sbitx software itself, hence a little "eureka" for this successful

QRSS comes the closest of no side bands. It is pure 1 frequency switching on and off or changing up or down by 5Hz every 3-6 seconds. Earl Cox? KB5UEW?Reply or E-mail me at:? kb5uew@...

I have been using the DROK ones from Amazon. ?They aren't cheap but then again I was looking for good, not cheap. ?My search was over after buying

Hi, I frequently abuse my transmitters or transceivers as signal generators (finals disabled). It is very handy to have the radio operate at whatever frequency I need without some artificial

Dear Evan, Thanks a Ton, I did the change in the code. In Reed's Firmware, The file is tuner.cpp I change the > to >= and Uploaded the firmware, and it worked like a charm. ~7W out at

Nitin, Your first two points above are the design of the radio.? There is not a limit on frequency for transmission.? That is up to the Ham running the rig. As to point 3, you are correct in that

Just a matter of changing the bandpass filter settings in the firmware. This was the first thing I did in the firmware to use the 6.something MHz bands. I never really used the ubitx v6 as a ham

Dear Bob, uBitx has come a long way in its maturity and perfection by accepting areas of improvement and suggestions from all the builders across Globe. On one hand having a general HF coverage

Regarding the VU3GAO Tinkering Report and Notes to Reed & Ashar: I do not have a V6 but will probably acquire one in the future. 5Hz to 999MHz are great specs for a General Coverage receiver.

Thanks Ashhar, can you give me a suggested spec for the 40 Mhz crystal, I am going to put an order in on mouser in the next day or so and I will add the crystal to that order. I want to experiment a

Hello OMs, While tinkering around with uBitx v6, I observed following: 1) VFO will take frequency from 5Hz to max 999.999.999. Expected to have 3Mhz-30Mhz ring fence. 2) Set transmits from as low as

Peter, With 40 Mhz IF I can get a full coverage of 0-30 mhz. Those unable to access 40 Mhz crysals (they are sold on mouser) can use 27 Mhz or even 25 MHz crystal with lesser coverage. For instance,

Congratulations in the hack. I forgot to document the second card. I add a virtual cable to enable wsjtx or fldigi to run on raspberry pi. You will have to execute "sudo modprobe snd-aloop" to set it

Hi Ashhar, Why did you switch from 27Mhz to 40Mhz may I ask ? Thanks! Best regards, Peter.

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Thanks Doug my really tired eyes tricked me and I apologize to my friend Tech Guy for the mistake in misdirecting. Cool you did the fix Doug Thanks.??? Em ter., 27 de jul. de 2021 às 17:56,

Thanks. I have a qrp labs dds board to build yet but wanted to get the raduino version working better.