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Dave, We are seeing reports of loose screws turning up, boxes dented, bnc connectors bent. We have taken these up with the DHL. As for the PAs blowing up, as a part of our testing process, we operate

Ashhar, thank you very much for your reply.? I really didn't expect the answers to have to come from you, though, and I know you are quite busy anyway.? I just thought that the users who have had a

Steve, The sbitx is hackable. As the UI is entirely in html and javascript, you can easily move things around and play with it. I am hoping to attract people like you to play with it. - f

Thank you Evan, After flashing N8ME version I was able to easily do the frequency and BFO calibration. With this version I don't have the problem of the calibration numbers running away. Finally I

Thank you, Ashar. I'm eagerly awaiting mine. Someone who told me he had bought it at Hamvention, got it home. Played with it for a few hours and decided he did not want it and offered it on QRZ.

Not yet. Do you propose any particular way it should work? - f

Dave, The best source for this kind of information us the source code itself. The main issues that do remain after the may 4th updates are: 1. The Iambic keyer response is slow at speeds beyond 18

To be honest, I had no idea what your post meant.? I just knew that it was in reply to my post but that it didn't try to answer my question.? I'm truly sorry if I misunderstood what you were trying

On Sat, May 27, 2023 at 09:13 PM, stone_ridge_road wrote: > > > "Continuous development" usually means feature upgrades and performance > improvements, not fixes to already claimed operation.? I

"Continuous development" usually means feature upgrades and performance improvements, not fixes to already claimed operation.? I asked the question because I honestly don't know what problems and

I looked here but could not find why my sBITx V2 radio won't power on, It has been working fine for just a week, I bought it at Hamvention. I was checking the output into a dummy load watt

i suspect that the freq is set now that I've changed from one band to the other. I think I will leave it alone.

Is there a way to lock the dial so that the frequency does not change by accident?

"Nothing is permanent, only change itself. - Heraclitus of Ephesus" I would rather ask about something specific, because where is that which is in continuous development? I also bought one, which I

OK, now looking closely I can see there are only 4 actual pins in the socket, and what looked like the fifth (under poorer light) has no pin in it. False alarm, people! Thanks for guiding my fuzzy

So nobody else knows the answer either?? That's disconcerting. Dave?? AB7E

When the required 4-pin size is cut from a longer socket, the contact at the half-cut holes cannot be used. Nothing to hold it in place. So don't worry, there should be four, i.e. 4 contacts, and

An alternative for getting on frequency might be to tune in a strong AM radio station in your area that you know the frequency for.? You set your displayed frequency to the exact station frequency in

Hi Bruce. With a little more thought on my end, what is the Bandwidth of your scope and probes? For example, a 100 MHz scope with 300 MHz probes has a combined BW of ~94.868 MHz. This would be <3%

Hi Ford, Did you follow the procedure in this video? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t6LGXhS4_O8 You should note that the original software loaded in the uBitx from the factory offsets the