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I was only on for a few minutes, but Tom VE3THR was booming in here in MA.? I worked him on my newly QRO'd station with 20W.? Bill N2CQR was kind enough to include the latest update on his

I could hear N4AEI, N2HTT, WI1B, and N4DR. There was also a KE0NEP, but I'm not sure I got the call right.? I asked for a relay to check in and someone heard me, but then some kind of loud buzzing

I don't really have a clue regarding the Pi Zero. I do know the Pi Zero is faster, with a bit more RAM. I don't think it would easily replace a NANO, and wouldn't interface easily to the uBITX. Not

The diodes in parallel will up the current capacity but volt drop won't change much. Using schottky diodes will give the lower voltage drop you need. Paul ZS2OE

I was mobile in Northern Virginia and worked a bitx station in Missouri at about 7pm but there was strong qsb as he was very strong then quickly went down to barely readable. 72/73 de Chas ai4ot

Hi Jim,? what are your thoughts on doing the same with the Raspberry Pi Zero boards? in some areas such as my own they can be purchased for as little as $5 USD.? -Justin N2TOH P.S. I should find

Fought through the noise and made one QSO with VE3THR Tom. ? That's 2 weeks in a row.

Take a look at the attached pic. I had the same issue on my

Can anyone provide a picture on the location of K3 pins 1 and 5 on the circuit board? The schematic pin numbers do not match the manufacturers data sheet. 73, N4AYE

The only station i could really hear well tonight was Tom. I could hear some of the other stations on and off but I had an S9 noise level here tonight. Was using the FT-891 again tonight running 10

Heard Glen KE0NXP talking with WA4THR, both were 5x7. I think I heard VE3THR, but kinda down in the mud. I didn't jump in because my BITX is in pieces on the bench. Jack, W8TEE

The band seems to be pretty good right now, but I couldn't make anyone out on 7277. I called on 7277 and 7177 several times, both at 7:20 PM ET and at 7:35 PM ET. Tony KB9A

Hearing someone call sign ending in THR. Also hear a NE Missouri station from here in WV.

I am using 2 fuses. One for the output transistors and one for everything else.? I was thinking of using one 6 amp rectifier that points in the direction of the power switch and then a wire from the

Hearing someone on 7277, but can't make out a call. Lots of QRN here tonight. -- John - WA2FZW

Hi Chris, It surely sounds like a frequency calibration problem, but it is also uncertain as to which piece of equipment contributes more to the error, i.e. the μ BITX or your frequency

My bitx40 really improved when I put a replacement mic in it. One day I was not getting any signal out of the transmitter. Tracked it back to the mic which was dead. Originally it worked for a month.

The thing in the instructions that many people miss is the last instruction which says push PTT to store and complete. I didn't see that at first. wrote:

In the spirit of fun, here's mine.? I can honestly say, I've never seen one like it. Made from three discarded Copenhagen cans, a junk box metric-pitch tactile switch, the supplied mic, a TRS socket,

I got one of the other Marconi stations w1aa. Had a nice talk with whitey I usually get a lot of qsos in Michigan Dave K0MBT Missouri