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Re: Home brew 5 band BitX

 

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Interesting.? I too use the RD16HHF1 or RD15HVF1 series parts every time I see a IRF510 or similar part used. ?Much easier parts to work with¡­ ?

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From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Raj vu2zap
Sent: Wednesday, November 15, 2017 1:06 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [BITX20] Home brew 5 band BitX

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Have a go with RD16HHF instead of the IRF.? Works for me, The leads are different so beware..

I have added a socket to one board with 4 holes. The 4th extra is soldered to the gate line closest to 2219.
There is a convenient track there. Only that I have to plug in the RD16 reverse and one pin to the right.

I'm sure you will get a better response at the output.

Raj

Emacs!

At 15-11-2017, you wrote:

Richie, it sounds like yours will work fine at higher frequencies since it's designed that way- or at least I'd assume so.

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