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Looking forward to hearing about your experience!

I have made 7 different cards so far. This gives me the ability to go back and restore to a previous version should something go wrong. Now that we are using the 64bit dev team build I would simply

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Hi Ted, This is the one I used on the page you listed.? I used the SSB/CW GP module:

Yeah. Thanks for your help. I do not think Id ever saw that jack.

It might not have been clear from this post: my ?bitx has a BNC AND a 239 connector on the back. Use one, but not both!

That’s impressive! I just looked at https://www.sotabeams.co.uk/audio-filters-and-more/ and did not identify the filter you mentioned. Is that the right place? I’ve a scratch-built audio

To build on what Ted, VA3YWA posted, the alternative supplied has been a board that bolts to the rear panel like this: For this installation, you need one of the cables I have listed. By the way,

On mine, that cable plugged into the Arduino. See attached photo below. An earlier poster wondered about the BNC/239 conundrum. My approach to that problem is also shown in the photo. True: it’s not

Hi Edward, There should have been a USB-A To MiniUSB-B cable in the kit.? Here is the equivalent from Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Mini-USB-Cable-1-ft-Compatible/dp/B0CXBP2DS1/ Right-angle

I ordered a 20cm 40-pin extension cable. I'll keep you posted!

I assume I sol;der something to something but not know what

I purchased a bnc male to u239 uhf female so the radio will match my antennas

That’s the ‘everything’ cable between an Arduino and the rest of the world. You’ll use it to update the ?bit software or anything else you might want to read from the Arduino. You may never

Thanks that's very helpful! Kd2hbv

I am assembling a uBitX v6. Parts bag includes a usb to usb board and a place on the reas panel to mount it but no cable or wiring to connect it anywhere, Whats it for, can I leave it off?

The sBitx can be accessed via the web interface when connected to a local network by simply navigating to sbitx.local on a browser. The received audio makes it possible to work FT8 and CW, but with a

Hi Jonathan, The uBitx V6, sBitx V3 and the zBitx radios use a BNC female connector (Amphenol 31-5431) for the antenna connector. Hope this helps. 73, Ragav VU3VWR

Hi - What connector do the BitX radios have for the antenna?? And is it male or female? I've been trying to find out via googling, but no luck... Thanks in advance, Jonathan KD2HBV

https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005007678430552.html This is an innovative small Power supply, powered by USBC, and is variable.? Small and compact,? Also looks cool!? ?I have one and it has