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I have modified the CEC Nextion screen for my 3.2" 3.2 Enhanced HMI https://drive.google.com/open?id=1BwHgaScL0lGLMs9l_hC2UMzTafX_nKDS 3.2 Basic HMI

I'd? like to thank Jack and Tom for their reply as once I loaded the CH340 driver, I was able to upload 1.28. Jim W6yxy

UPDATE I found the low receive was due to a bad NANO. I have a spare Raduino board and put it in and it worked, replaced the NANO on the other Raduino and it worked. Problem now is? I have no XMIT

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The new discussion group has been formed. [email protected] Three persons have volunteered to be moderators (Gilles, Dennis, and Jim). I will make them moderators just as soon as they have

Your results are disappointing as I'd suspected they would be. The amplifier chain seems ot struggle to make power and the quality of the power is poor. What also is suspect is the two IF stage 12 and

I have a v3 uBitx that has had some issues in the past but these were all worked out, to include changing out the TDA2822 to another version of that chip. I have been working with this radio for

Quick answer: Michael, you can set that frequency range anyway you want. It’s been along time since mine was stock, but I think it easily did the 40 m band. I quickly took information from others

I built my Bit40,? but was looking to find some specifications.? Is there a good list of specifications???? The HF Sigs site has some for the uBitx but missing on the Bitx40.?? For instance

Hi, If I recall correctly the forty meter filter also passes 30 meters, and the 20 meter filter includes 17 meters. The materials are starting to arrive for my external filters and I intend to build

sweep of L17, L18, L19

Yes, corner is set a high so it can be used on 60m too.

Aha!!!! photo of "80 meter" bandpass filter on my ubitx ...L20, L21, L22 as swept? ..corner frequency is closer to 6 mhz than 4 Jim

Hi, I try to explain that happend to my uBitx, in 40 m dont have trouble , the signal its strong, but when advance in superior bands 20, 15, 10, the noise its very low, I supose was the antenna, but

Punctuation, lad! For lack of a comma, it reads as JW4JM. Still, a neat call. My previous, a selection from those available, was ZL3LH (different region, and vanity calls not implemented in

Allison I may have needed to define my terms better. It was not -30 dBc but -24 dB referenced to one of the two tones used for testing. That is a figure of merit that I normally use to set drive

Though there is no problem using any Arduino board as a programmer (with proper external wiring), I highly recommend using one of the cheap USB-ISP with the 6-pin connectors (see photo below). [image: