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Hi Len, From a unusually hot uk. My both my ubitx versions 3 and 4.3 are both in plastic cases and I have not encountered any problems on any of the bands I have used,.my only mod is adding KD8CEC

Ian, at which address do you send a copy of the settings?

lan and everyone who replied me I did not use uBITX manager. But I have understood that using uBITX manager is essential to set? CW offset and for uBITX. Now everything has been cleared by setting

Hi Nick, I will make the final Gerbers available along with all the relevant information to enable the PCB's to be manufactured, I'll also share the circuit diagram and a board overlay in PDF so it

Len, the enclosure is metallic from amateur radio kits in India, so it should be well shielded.

Hi Peter. Will you sell boards? or share Gerbers? Thanks Nick VK4PLN

Micheal Are you using 1.094 Beta with Nextion LCD? Version 1.094 with Nextion LCD has not yet implemented this. Implemented in version 1.095. Version 1.095 is now ready for release. (Supported from

Andy I will check if you send me your uBITX backup file. You can back up your uBITX settings to a file in uBITX Manager. Send it to me Simply put, the order is as follows. Connect -> Read from uBITX

JJ1EPE Maybe it is related to the side tone. Check the side tone of ICOM Transceiver and the side tone of uBITX. Set ' Shift Display Frequency on CWL, CWU Mode ' in uBITX Manager software. Probably

Glenn The latest version is not supported, but can be downloaded from the link below. https://ubitx.net/wp-content/uploads/2018/04/ug1072_087.pdf It is also briefly described below.

Thanks guys, Don and I appreciate it.?Glad to see so much "building enthusiasm".?As of today we're up to 676 AGC kits and/or Click kits ordered?*and*?shipped. 73 Kees K5BCQ

I also do not have a difference.?I did all the changes in uBitx manager.? +600Hz CWU, -600Hz CWL?from the desired frequency. v 1.08

Well, almost everyone anyway. :) jjpurdum@...> wrote:

All of the programming for the screen was taken from Dr. Ian Lee's 2.4 display. I did the Graphics to fit the 3.2 display. I am currently working on a version for the 3.5 display. Joe B has a very

Ron: We tried the Whitesmith's C compiler, and tested its floating point with: ?? for (int i = 0; i < 10000; i++) {????? printf("%f", (double) i);?? } it literally took about a second to

How this brings back memories.? I learned C on a Unix V7 machine (PDP-11/45) using the original Bell Labs code.? I was working for Pacific Northwest Bell at the time and wrote most of the automated

Yep, I think we think alike on this. I think Ron Cain was the inventor of Small C and I remember using that on my 8080/CP/M machine. Then I found Zeor Zollman's BDS C and I tried to get him to add

Allison: PDP11, wow that goes back quite a while. We used one in the first commercial product I was involved in designing from the ground up, way back in 1975. Howard

I like your rules Jack. My standard for a function or any subroutine is simple do one thing. I guess that matches your no swiss knives.? I call them overloaded functions. I think the best example of

Peter, Have you tried the example programs that come with the Arduino IDE Etherkit Si5351 library to see what happens to the clock 2 output when they are set to a frequency above 14MHz? BTW, is that