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I’ve been working with SMDs for a few years now and have lost several. If the get pressed right they fly off just like a tiddily wink. They also tend to adhere to tweezers, probes and soldering

Gary, Here's some notes on a standard flyback converter:?? ? ?https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flyback_converter Notice the diode in the secondary, though the text states that in some cases the

Well, I finally quit resisting and I've jumped in! Ordered mine the day before yesterday.? Since the second batch is now shipping, I assume I'm in the third batch. I'll let you when it

please see here /g/BITX20/message/39818 Regards MVS Sarma wrote:

Allard: Is the code for the BiX40 backwards compatible from the code for the ?BITX?? Could that be an issue for this guy? Jack, W8TEE To: [email protected] Sent: Wednesday, January 31, 2018

Antenna connected. Refurbished Raduino in place. Allard's latest BitX40 sketch. All necessary hardware changes for the latest sketch made. No radio signal, but spurious noise over the band plus the

I removed the Red Led on BitX Nano.??? Folks running on small batteries could save a few silly Ma.? I guess you could turn it off in setup too. Mike, WA6ISP -- Mike Hagen, WA6ISP 10917 Bryant

I buy SMD components in strips of 100, from Mouser. I cut them in strips of 25 and put them in a labeled envelope. I put the envelopes in a box, in order. To use a component, I press it from the

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Yes, I am interested in it also. Paul K0ZYV To: [email protected] Sent: Wednesday, January 31, 2018 9:32 AM Subject: Re: [BITX20] New case found HI MVS Sarma, Could you point me to this case

Thank you, that's what I wanted to know. ? Michel

Ordered on the 16th Dec and posted by HFSigs 30th Jan. I now have a tracking number so it's looking good. Can't wait to start playing with it. 73 Ian DJ0HF/G3ULO

And the red LED on the nano will be on. KC9SGV

HI MVS Sarma, Could you point me to this case online?? I was unable to find more information about it. Thanks, Bob? KB1TEK

Those interested in the full kit building experience using surface mount parts should check out this: ? ? ?https://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/AT_Sprint/conversations/messages/18355 The manual is

I always remove the power before upgrading. The Raduino will get power from the USB connector & computer, while being programmed. Marco - KG5PRT

Yes..the resister is there...i am able to transmit out with a key and thru the mic so output is not an issue..it is just deaf

The uBitx does not need to be powered to upload the firmware. The Arduino nano will power itself from the USB 5V when connected to the computer for uploading. -Neil N0FN

Thank you qq for the procedure (I know). This is to know if the ubitx must be powered or not when transferring. Thank you

I did that twice. The best investment I have made in a long time is an 40 watt soldering iron with a built in solder sucker. Worked really well for removing the nano I love it.