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Hello Sarma, I understand that people new to electronics may find it difficult to solder smd components and wind coils, but they have to try to do it. Once they try they will find it easier than they

Have you cut the potentiometer innorder to fit a knob? It is too long and the knob looks odd so far away from the case

Perhaps Philipp could use 100uH in the supply line to the raduino board and place iit close to raduino and add a 470uF and 100nF caps there after inductor towards raduino. It help to filter the noise

It is OK Lawrence Galea for people on the habit of electronics assembly etc. For others, things might appear rather difficult. I saw some designs that specifically mention SDR with no inductors or LC

This can usually be fixed by adding some capacitors, rearrange wiring, etc. See earlier posts about tuning clicks and how to reduce/prevent them. 73 Allard PE1NWL

Jerry, It's OK, we all make dumb mistakes, I've made many in my career, it's how we learn, hopefully. Best regards, Peter VK1XP

Allard, Thanks for the Tip about the older versions. i just downloaded and tried the 1.13 version as well and can't hear any difference. so it seems to be a general problem with the radio i guess. 73

Philipp, Thanks for reporting this. v1.14 was released only last night. I'm wondering, did you have the same problem with previous version v1.13 or before? You can still download earlier releases from

Trying to set up my BitX with Allard's version 1.14 and Jason's etherkit Si5351 version 2.0.1 Library I'm struggling with a clicking background noise, tuning clicks and especially distortions while

Hello ?Joe, The buttons are not wired at the moment - I just try to start the radio up now :). ?I intend to use them in the future : B1 - Mode switch LSB/USB/CW/DIGI B2 - SPLIT/RIT/NORMAL B3 - SWAP

Dennis smd components are easy to solder. Coils are also easy to wind. You just have to give it a try. Lawrence

Hello Julien! What a nice article! too bad it is only available in French....The entire website should also be translated in English, there are plenty of great ham related articles! Anyway : good job!

Have a look here https://drive.google.com/drive/mobile/folders/0B3QVbD5rx-97TWFja2I2WW5TTkE?usp=sharing

Hi David, which version? v1.13? or the latest release v1.14? Here are the compilation results that you should normally get: for v1.13: Sketch uses 26886 bytes (87%) of program storage space. Maximum

Hey Peter, I will check it out. For the vu2ese one I was putting it just before the speaker, I guess it should be before the volume pot. The way I have looked at it they both seem to stick a big

Nagaraj, This is a SSB transmitter. SSB does not have a carrier. You need to say aaaaahhhhh, whistle, or use an audio generator to put some sound into the mic to create the carrier. Hope that helps,

My first thought is to double check that the black wire is soldered to the mics negative contact with the three traces to the shell. If correct, check the supplied hook up wires for continuity. Test

Hello all, I am also facing the similar situation, When i modulate nearly 900ma, idling current 150ma, but when connected to ant for testing no deflection in my SWR bridge Power indicator. Kindly

Thanks Paul, I doubt that they were the first Trans Atlantic BITX/BITX QSOs But they could be, especially the SSB contact. Andy said he could have copied me if I were running 1 Watt He has some good

Do you have another microphone that you could use to test? What is the resistance across your Mike? Does it change when you speak into it?