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The first suggested option was less than $4 which to me is the better way to go UNLESS the flange is hobgobbled and not plated professionally. Seems there is a price to everything, though, an

The Wiki has pictures, consider a rebuild to the section per Allison's mod. /g/BITX20/wiki/7528 Rgds, Gary

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The hole in the SO-234 flange has to be reamed/drilled out unless you go to small hardware. I have also used screws that were forced into the hole so no nut was necessary. Many connectors have as many

The mounting flange on those is smaller than a SO239, with closer hole spacing, so the existing mounting holes for the SO239 must be elongated into radial slots in order to mount the BNC. -- Rick

Hi Rick, I drill thin sheet metal clamped to a wooden block that is mounted in a vise. I am not going to slice a finger(s) open. The times I used the nibbler and files to make the D hole there was no

Hello all.? I have burnt off the tracks on the relay section of my uBitx V3 (c) through trying to work through illness. I am trying to find a photo of the top and bottom section of the board showing

I was fooled with a plug once that is the same used on the Baofeng microphone until I realized I was not pushing the mic plug in all the way. Quick fix. Bob — KK5R

At $3.92, it looks like a good deal to me. Have to have a hole in the receiving chassis/panel same size as for an SO-239 but if the mounting flange is to be located behind the mounting surface, a hole

If you chose to go the drill route, I highly recommend a 'step drill' for thin sheet metal. Regular twist drills have a nasty tendency to grab and send the maretial spinning. If your hands survive the

Hi, I have used some of the chassis mount BNCs as shown here. I have used plan A and installed 'hole mount' BNCs with the lockwasher and tightened them enough to hold. I have also used plan B and

You can also form a kind of D-shaped hole by using a center punch and mashing out the edge of the hole with a series of three holes or so at one point, squeezing out the hole to fit the socket. Or,

Harbor Freight used to sell a Deep Throat Metal Punch which would make an easy job of this. I have one but they no longer offer this hand tool. It can be done with a drill press but safety precautions

Thanks Evan, Will try to sort it out. Shall keep you posted when that happens. Rajesh VU3RHU

Hi Chris, I can see that option at bottom of the the messages in my email client. Our neighbor with the problem is not using an email but reading the messages on the groups dot io site. I went there

For your conversion consideration, BNC female panel mount with 0.72" holes on center are not common but do exist. https://www.rfparts.com/connectors/connectors-bnc/bnc-panelpcb/rfb1115-14.html Rgds,

Yes, find the resistor to the LED that provides the driving current for the lighting, and then increase its resistance.

Hello, I was wondering if there was anyway to control the brightness of the uBitX V6's screen? - Mike

So, start with the basics. Read the voltage on the push to talk pin of the jack, and see what happens to it when you plug that mic in. If it goes to zero, you are shorting it out somehow. Proceed

just got my uBitx V6 assembled, been listening to the receiver on 40m ,it seem to be OK.? decided to check transmitter out, when I plug in the Baofeng mic the radio goes into transmit. after doing