Troy
The BITX has also been used for CW. Several builders have added a center-of-the-filter
BFO oscillator that serves both send and receive CW functions. I took the simple way and
just added a keyed AF oscillator that plugs into the mike jack.
Love the callsign. I'll bet you get a few comments about it though!
I did not see your name in the members list for the Huff and Puff group so I will go
over there and send you an invite. The Huff & Puff VFO group forum is a logical
extension to the BITX because using an H & P circuit to stabilize your BITX oscillator
makes it into a very stable but still inexpensive rig that is capable of working with
narrow filters for CW and PSK/MSK contacts.
Arv K7HKL
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On Fri, 08 Apr 2005 17:23:14 -0000, kc8afu1965 <kc8afu1965@...> wrote:
Hello all,
I just wanted to say what a fine group I think this is. I have not
built a BITX (I do mostly CW homebrew projects) but most of the topics
here have been pertinet to my homebrewing. My only regret is that I
didn't join when the group was started (I've only been tuning in for
the last two months). This group gets my approval as the best
homebrewing group on the web. Keep up the good work guys!
Troy Hunt
KC8AFU.
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