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Hidehiko-san, The frequency as shown on the display is always the TX carrier frequency. In CW mode, the RX frequency is shifted by 800 Hz, not the TX frequency. 73, Allard PE1NWL

Hi all, Does anyone try to QRV the CW mode by Raduino_v1.14.1 for BITX40? Does it really works? Here in my situation. The TX frequency does not down 800Hz when I select LSB mode. Any suggestions

I have been listening to 7.277 a bit while sweating in the shack. So an anytime BITX40 calling frequency must be a good idea. Now, does anyone have a youtube for dummies video they especially like

thank you Phil. now that makes more sense to me. i can follow that.? back to a bit of playing at lunchtime with the old soldering gun. thanks ill post a photo or two once its done.

This is also a good idea but it does not need to be limited to Sunday night at 7pm.? Anytime that band conditions seem good would be a good time to post at http://qrpspots.com ( http://qrpspots.com )

Just for fun I registered?BITXmap.com ( http://BITXmap.com )? ?It just redirects to the Google maps page. ?The other link still works and always will I just figured everyone was tired of the long

here's a YouTube to review https://youtu.be/r6Ijd9o-C10 73 WA9DOH johnlinux77@...> wrote:

I agree that Spanish speaking stations operating on 7175 would suggest that we go up a bit. 7178 is better, going higher gets interference from group operating on 7181. A couple of weeks ago, I had a

By bolts, do you mean screws from the bottom up through the enclosure and into the standoffs?

Yes, the address search bar comes up now. TKS

I recommend you to assemble the standoffs with loctite 242. I think the best option is to use the bolts instead of tapping the enclosure 72!!

Hi Ken: Yes, it would be under the OS License Agreements. As I said before, my goal is to get as many of you messing around with microcontrollers and the associated code as I can, and this board

Try it again.? I was right in the middle of trying something.? It should work fine now.

Has the map now been locked? Looks like no one can add their location at this time.

Try this, may help. tracks run left to right, breaks are where the blue dashed lines are. Did try photographing the tracks, but it does not help. Pot for S meter, depends on the meter. Phil - G7BZD

Greetings Dr. Purdum, Don't just release your idea and trust that everyone will adhere to the Open Source model. Release it under an Open Source license. A license gives you and others specific

M3 x 0.5, M3 being the thread and 0.5 being the pitch of the thread. Phil - G7BZD

Have a photo, it is laid out left to right as per the diagram, other side of the vero board is a mess, as its being used for the umpteenth time, but can describe whats there. Wire connections Green,

Excellent! They have a M3 0.5 tap! Is 0.5 a standard thread spacing? ?I see a lot of M3 standoff kits on amazon, and none seem to specify thread spacing. Also, ?would taping the enclosure be

Jack Just using the full size atmega wired to display for testing until i get the last of my parts --i have a pro mini I entered the new code and recompiled and uploaded - no change - displays looks