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Hi Folks, Just finished my first attempt at the Bitx 20 today.??? At the risk of appearing stupid, but I need to make sure before I put power to the unit.?? If were looking at the front panel the

Forget the question I asked.... I found it..... what was making it hard was the amount of time I had to hold the encoder in.? I also read (since? this question has been asked several times) to hold

OK, now that I got the mic cable fixed, I am on to checking the power out.? I would like to use mic and the CW selection.? Where I am at now is when I push the mic button with CW on I get a dot dot

Hi all, I have the amateuradiokits case which has its own front panel pcb the audio1 header on the v6 connects into this which in turn connects to the external audio amp supplied with the case. In

I have had a few work loose and bnc's are the worst because you have to take the enclosure apart to reach inside to hold the backside of the connector to get the cable loose. Fuse holders are the

I do use lock washers on controls/connectors, like the amatuer radio kits enclosure has all round holes so there is no choice. No big deal, I don't fret about it. It's just that Marshall had such an

Hi Allison, I have seen a couple of them in soft aluminum that were mounted in a round hole. I don't who installed them but they worked loose withe repeated plug/unplug cycles. They would turn in the

Hi, I have been disappointed when a couple of *cheap*, cheap, cheep imported, die-cast, through-hole BNC connectors broke with even modest tightening. Never mind about any kind of "super" tightening.

I do not bother. I drill a .375" hole and use the locking hardware provided.? Never seen one fall or jump out of the hole. Allison --------------------------------- No direct email, it goes to bit

Good work This is part of being a ham.

Greetings all,? I think I found the problem with the mic.? I took it apart and found at the plug end, where clamp was cutting into the PTT wire.? I am going to repair it tomorrow? by cutting the

Tom, when I worked for the government, we had the D-shaped punches but I never wondered at what price they came to us. $200 I can believe, all things considered. Even $100 is a bone-cruncher for me

I have no tried it yet but from another V6 user's hint in this forum, I opened the mic case and opened the little hole for the eletret element up to 1/8th-in. I may also replace the eletret with an

Patrick, The base on that one is too small. The SO-239 has a plate that is one inch square with the small holes about 3/4" apart.The base on the bnc you show is only about 3/4" square. Gary, That's a

John , The shipped Baofeng mics are next to worthless in the context of the V6 rig. There was a thread talking about use of a Pro Com amplified CB mic which provided reliable operation and far better

John start with your Ohm meter and check ring to sleeve on the mic plug. Don’t just look for a short here look to see if there is any resistance, it should be infinite on the higher scales. If it

Hi Dennis, Do you have videos of this in operation or pics of the setup, I purchased one of these DSPs and fancy having a crack at this setup. Thanks! Best regards, Peter.

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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