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That's one of the most helpful things I've seen here. I'll be comparing mine with this stock data. Keeping in mind my DMM is like a hand grenade. Does yours have the expected current and wattage

Hi Rob: Thanks for all the great info, however I have been looking for the commented lines that turn on the Radiono features, I can't seem to find them. I am sure that there are Bitxers that

24W was a peak reading of the needle on the meter when it jumped up. I should have said 18W to 12W, depending on what part of HellOoo I say. I won't be getting another cheap MFJ meter again. I don't

Rob, They can use the spreadsheet and replace my data with their data. Thanks for including the data. Randy

Hi While taking my transistor measurements this morning I noticed that my supplied power connector was intermittent. I was hearing a lot of static in the speaker and flicking display LEDS when I

Wow Randy, way to go, thanks. Sent: Monday, February 06, 2017 2:44 PM To: [email protected] Subject: [BITX20] BITX40 Transistor Voltage Measurements Hi I measured all the transistor voltages

Hi Randy, Thanks for that.? I will include them in the Tips doc.? I'm hoping at least two others will do the same so we can have a typical set of voltages. -- Rob G4NQX

John, For sure it is something wrong with your measurement tools. You cannot put out 24W when your input power is less than 20W. I suspect your multimeter is not measuring DC current very

Thanks Randy!

Hi I measured all the transistor voltages for both receive and transmit and entered all that data into a document. I believe my BITX40 is operating normally.? Please let me know of any errors. I

bjorn asked for more data, and rightly so. I don't know who said this, but it's a good quote. "The difference between science and just screwing around is, writing it down. If your not writing it down,

Chuck, You ever get that thing working? ? I believe this is the last we heard from you.

I do not see my comment mentioned anywhere in this email conversation. So I will mention it here. The Bitx40 has two power inputs. One is for most of the rig, and one is just for the final amp.

You might want to try playing with a spice model of the final on your computer. ?Can be very informative, and a fun tool. ?Be aware that LTSpice assumes you keep voltages and currents down to where

Some multimeter need both red and black wires to be relocated for Amp meter.? Check the tinny lines and also check that on some of them you could measure AC and DC in different dial position.

This post and the thread around it are a good start. ?I don't know of anybody else claiming success, but they are likely out there. /g/BITX20/message/20638 (

Yes, this is a very good start, thanks a lot. If you have any idea of what happens to these numbers if you increase the 12V to get more output (tx) power that would be useful.

There's a few hints in your final summary that could have brought this process down from 3 weeks to a few days had we known. ?I don't see reason to believe any of the parts were bad when you received

No, there have been no foreign distribution or printing rights, but I'm not surprised. Still, if you have the site name, send it to me and I'll pass it along to the publisher. Any more, there are so

Went to the Chinese site and notice they are selling your book for $2.21. I suspect China is not sending you a royalty check. v/r Fred W4JLE Sent: Monday, February 06, 2017 10:00 To: