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In these trying times my thoughts are with Thomas, Farhan and all the elves who do such a great job of winding toroids, assembling and testing boards for our technical challenges and learning. May you

Vic, The V6 kit without case comes with 'templates' for front and back that are fairly thick, looks a little like plexiglass with an opaque covering.? Too thick to use as the volume/on-off switch

You do have the mode set to SSB USB right? 73 Evan AC9TU

Rene, Based on the recording, I would try adjusting the BFO.? It sounds like you are getting the carrier through when you press the PTT button.? See if you get the same sound with CW mode.? CW does

Hi too, That is good you are on a capable power supply so we don't need to worry about that. On the 20m band, mine requires around 1.7A on CW (I still need to measure SSB) for 5.4W out.? Your current

Hello again, did some measurings with mulimeter. The radio pulls when receiving on 14.250 mhz, about 280 to 300 mA, when TX its jumping from 850 to 1100 mA by 13.8 volts, the strange thing is when i

Because of the many problems I have with my V6, I also think that it is the software and so I also extracted the master file, problem is as soon as you load it in Arduino, you get error messages ???

Thanks, Russ. As I mentioned, mine is a V4 uBitX built over a year ago and no case or template was offered at that time. However, the Banggood case is easy to work with and I had used it on a BitX40 a

Open My Computer, navigate to where you unzipped the files. Change the folder name to match the ino name. Then double click the ino file to open it. Reed

Hello Mark, in the main time i have an 13.8 volt/10A power supply,bought it almost 2 weeks ago so the battery's are in the drawer. Thanks for reply Regards Rene

Hello VA6TD and all others, We have a complete lockdown in place in the whole of India and we at HFSignals are not shipping any orders till the lockdown is lifted. DHL and India Post too have stopped

Hello India is on complete lockdown until 14-April and only essential services are allowed. No flights are allowed as well. 73s VU2TUM

The best antenna? that I have used are antennas that are large loops. The signal strength is comparable to a dipole but the noise floor is lowered 10db approximately. Our previous loop was 1300' and

Fantastic article Jack. Thank you for sharing it. 73 Murray ZL2IQ Rev Murray Wills Box 31-227 Lower Hutt 5009, New Zealand Sent: Friday, 27 March 2020 3:51 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re:

Gordon, If you are looking at using a board with the Bosch BMP180 transducer the I2C address is 0x77. 73 Bob GM4CID

I received my V6 in 7 days after ordering it. That was about a week ago. Just got it working and I would definitely order one ASAP to avoid being put on a waiting list. Vy 73 Rich K7SZ

Doc, I've used these utilities to scan the bus for existing addresses.? Good tools to have in the drawer. https://create.arduino.cc/projecthub/abdularbi17/how-to-scan-i2c-address-in-arduino-eaadda

Hi Rene, I think David may be correct.? Before you have said: Rene Feb 19 #76181 ( /g/BITX20/message/76181 ) I use 3x 18650 in serie with a 78h12....so 12volts and max 5A. Now?

Yah, I'd like to tell you my forfathers ?invented the Beverage antenna. ?I've investigated that but turned up little info on it's origination. ?I did have one when I was a kid building my own one