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Hi All, Is there a correct pronunciation of BITX? I've been calling it "Bittex" but I wonder if there's an official pronunciation. Thanks and 73, John G4EDX Nottingham, England

Mike, I was measuring current draw between the battery and the radio. ?I'll try and get some measurements tonight when I get home from work. ?Thanks for the quick response!? Drew

Correction: ?The SW Broadcasters are assigned frequencies on 5khz increments. ?But a stock Bitx40 should still be accurate enough to know which 5khz step the broadcaster is on.

I ordered my latest Bitx?on 5/19. It arrived today 5/30 so 11 days with the standard shipping method to?South Carolina. Marked 4/790V v/r Fred W4JLE

I sincerely doubt the crystal used on an $3 ebay Pixie would be any more accurate than the crystals used on the Bix40.? Allard's suggestion of calibrating to one of the SW AM Broadcast stations is a

Another good way to do the calibration is to purchase one of the little inexpensive Pixie QRP transceivers. It puts out a CW carrier on 7040 MHz. Makes for a cheap signal generator. ?You can find

That's what I am doing...now. Keep in mind I'm old...had my own Easter egg hunt this year. Jack, ?W8TEE To: [email protected] Sent: Tuesday, May 30, 2017 10:13 AM Subject: Re: [BITX20] #W8TEE Apology

Why not just send it to their registered paypal mailing address? Vince. -- Michigan VHF Corp. http://www.nobucks.net/ http://www.CDupe.com/ http://www.metalworkingfun.com

Great Richard. I have the same situation. HFSigs has made it fun and accessible to get on HF for under $100.? I made a complete box for my Bitx40 before ever putting it on the air... I've never

All: I was sending out order notices from people who had written me about the board and sending the response to the group instead of the individual. (A lot of people placed orders, but did tell me

Each board is $7.50 postage paid to US. Send $7.50 via PayPal to econjack@... and put your mailing address on that order.? Jack, W8TEE To: [email protected] Sent: Friday, May 26, 2017 11:37 PM

Each board is $7.50 postage paid to US. Send $7.50 via PayPal to econjack@... and put your mailing address on that order.? Jack, W8TEE To: [email protected] Sent: Saturday, May 27, 2017 3:41 AM

Each board is $7.50 postage paid to US. Your postage will be higher, but I don't know how much. Send $7.50 via PayPal to econjack@... and put your mailing address on that order. When it comes,

Each board is $7.50 postage paid to US. Your postage will be higher, but I don't know how much. Send $7.50 via PayPal to econjack@... and put your mailing address on that order. When it comes,

Each board is $7.50 postage paid to US. Your postage will be higher, but I don't know how much. Send $7.50 via PayPal to econjack@... and repeat your mailing address on that order. When it

Use a website like websdr.org to tune into a strong broadcast, and then try to find that same broadcast on your bitx. Of course, this assumes the SDR station is showing the correct frequency.

Terry, Here's another trick: in the evenings there are quite a few strong broadcast stations in the section above 7200 kHz. You should be able to hear them even when you live "in the sticks". As these

Hi Allard, It was very clear tone. I will check again and inform you 73 Yiannis, SV5FRI

I hear you loud and clear. Even if it's not a 0 or 5. Ken,T

hi allard the problem that i have had with calibration is finding a carrier on an exact frequency i live in the sticks so finding a local station is hard to come by 73 de terry gm4dso