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OM Abhrajit Wonderful news that alignment addressed it. People here will debate agc forever, it works fine without it, but I added a simple LED and photoresistor agc circuit that helps when tuning

Something from long ago … the first time I installed my shack at this QTH in about 1990, I put up a sky wave loop for 80M. Surprise, the 50kW AM BCB station a couple of miles down the road — on

Finally, my ubitx v6 RX issue solved, as per VU2ZAP guidance am check voltage in audio section like Q70, R50, R51, after check audio stage am confirm that audio stage is working fine, and TX stage

Deep I am happy to inform you all local broadcast interfere problem is solved when I tune frequency properly and BFO also. I noticed after that am not facing this type of problem. I think it's

Hi Mark, If I understand your situation, this is the second one that I have read about on this board.? That one also had a high RF situation so high that it took out Q90.? It seems these are

John, Thank you for the explanation.? It does make sense when you look at that strong of a signal.? I suspect the AM signal is being rectified by the audio detector and modulating the

Evan, I installed the filter originally after the AGC. I found I had strange distortions on the bands that I could not explain since the BCB filter I installed looked good on a sweep and had an

I am definitely not discounting the BCI nor the AGC, I will eventually do both.? I was merely sharing an experience I had.? I didn't have broadcast issues and then I did, in two different locations

John, Would you please help me understand why the AGC should be after the BCI?? At least for the kit-projects AGC and BCI it seems to me that it would not really matter.? The AGC takes its level

Hola, I'm sorry is not possible. I do not make any profit from this job, I do it with pleasure but I cannot lose money. Saludos, Ramón

We'll have to agree to disagree because everything I read says otherwise. Look at how factory equipment is made. On my radios, tuner, amp, swr meters, external filters etc. the antenna jack is

** I disagree. Vehemently. Connectors should NOT be individually grounded to the case. The case should be grounded to the ground plane in one spot, and one spot only. If you ground the case in

Sounds like rf maybe coming in through the mike cable. The bigger problem is the fact that none of the jacks (mic, keyer, antenna, etc.) are grounded to the case BEFORE entering the radio. AS is, I'm

Went camping and had a dipole up above the UBITX V6. When I held the mike tightly, and keyed the transmit, the display started to flicker and sometimes it would lock up. If held with 2 fingers, it

Earl: Usually I'm by myself running 5W, so RF leakage isn't a problem. When I was trying to convince non-hams that they didn't need to spend a fortune on a rig, I used a clear case to make it easy to

I like the plexiglass (or Lexan) showing the insides although I am wondering about RF causing problems. Earl Cox? KB5UEW?Reply or E-mail me at:? kb5uew@...

Second the motion for AGC! I was operating Field Day on CW, and a local came on and nearly blew my ears off. Ouch! And to add insult to injury, he went away before I could QSO him :).

Great minds... This is Diz's 5 Watter in an Apache case. Since none of the connectors penetrates the case shell, I'm pretty sure this could fall out of my backpack into a lake and be retrieve

Mark, A high pass filter before the optional AGC is recommended. I have? great success with the filter published in older ARRL handbooks since it permits 160m to fully function. I recommend

This may sound odd to some, but this is an experience I had. After correcting some common mode current problems, RF locking up the raduino, my next issue was exactly this: broadcast across all