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BITX40 Goes Digital

January 5, 2017 k4swl Leave a comment

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Many thanks to Pete (WB9FLW) who notes that Ashhar Farhan (VU2ESE) has upgraded the BITX40 Transceiver with a Arduino Nano/Si5351 VFO:

http://www.hfsigs.com/

Thanks for the tip, Pete!

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