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Hi ETAPRIME!!! I absolutely love your channel!! I hope Ashhar decides to send him a unit. I'd love to see what he says about it. And he's got a lot of subscribers. It's cool he's wanting to review

Sure, it'll work fine. Pick an electret mic type that Ashhar has blessed, and adjust the mic wiring appropriately. I think you can put the DC voltage onto the "hot" audio lead of the 3-wire XLR

Allison, Thank you for responding.??I did remember the discussion.? That was before the latest announced changes to the TR switching.? ?I was checking to make sure the 2n7000 was still needed.?

Hi I am Preston Roberts, I run a YouTube channel focusing on Technology. I would love to showcase the Sbitx on my channel but I don't know who I need to talk to about getting a demo unit in here to

Evan, pet peve, schematis do not match the board. the 2n7000 is the complment of the pmos switch that ensbles +12 to the tx bias. The nmos part is used to rapidly pull that line to ground. It was

At first glance, this looks great! Thanks very much will be waiting to get this done over the Christmas holidays here. In 5.2 you use the word "scrap" whereas in American-eze I think it would be

Farhan, On the sBitx that I received, there is a 2n7000 MOSFET soldered on the underside of the main board.? I have not been able to find it on the schematics.? Is it required?? If so, the

Ashhar, The instructions look great. Thank you, Phil

Peeps, Sorry for the inordinate delay. We were awaiting a shipment from Mouser that too days to arrive with IRFZ24Ns. The upgrade kit will be picked up by the courier tomorrow and everyone who has an

I have an old XLR microphone. Its body of it is in good shape. Could I get an electret microphone element and redo the workings of it? -- '72 Aaron K5ATG

Aaron You are making sense. The ubitx is designed for an electret microphone. This is the easiest type to use. Traditional older microphones are dynamic, different principle and it requires added

Hey everyone, it's been a bit. Still stuck in bed and it is truly driving me crazy. Got a microphone question about choosing a microphone for the uBITX v6. On my previous v6 I had a PROCOMM PSM4PM CB

There are some of us who are incapable of handling the upgrade of the early sBIT.? I am one of them.? Perhaps some of our more capable users would, for a fee, handle this for us.? I know I would be

I'm going to guess that there are a relatively small number of owners at this point, of which some percentage will not attempt this mod themself. As of the next build, all this becomes academic, so

Hi Evan, It does receive but it is off the frequency is slightly off.? I'll try a calibration since I did change the nano when I changed software. If that doesn't get me anywhere I'll look at those

Hi Spencer, Does the v6 receive as expected?? The most likely issue is that it is not calibrated correctly.? This is most likely the case if you changed the Nano when you installed the KD8CEC

Just uploaded experimental support for KD8CEC running on the Raspberry Pi Pico. This required relocating the encoder, encoder button and PTT lines off of the Analog pins. They are now located (on

Ubitx v6, only mod being a nextion display and kd8cec software -I have output on cw mode, 8ish w on 80m varying through the bands -the stock mic keys the radio as a cw key in the key jack and puts the

Richard, That Lossigy 20AH 12V LiFePO43 looks very interesting. Includes a BMS inside, should be as easy to use as a lead acid battery. Has 4x the Amp-hours of my Gooloo (though the Lossigy won't

Yessir - the 10 Ah PSI cells are rated for 10C charge/discharge. One of the cell interconnects is a 100 A fuse, which can be seen in the photo.??Radios had their own fuses as well. The battery