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https://www.hfsignals.com/index.php/wiring-up-the-bitx40/ Steve W5RRX Sent: Tuesday, January 23, 2024 7:43 PM To: [email protected] Subject: [BITX20] bitx40 original wireup directions I am

It would be best to have an adjustable tilt. I use the on-screen keyboard all the time and it is very kludgy to type on it unless the incline is more than 45 degrees. - f wrote:

Watch out for the length, you dont want to damage the internals or short the works with a long screw. use the smallest length to do the job! Raj

Amazon has stainless metric screw assortments for under $10. m73 Mark btw already integrated the mounting points for this brace in my 3d printable sbitx case. Will upload it

I am looking for the original wire up instructions for the $59 bitx40 kit - I had an issue with mine part way through upgrading, and have gone back to start up (reflashed the arduino sketch) and need

Gerry I can print one for you if you would like. The biggest expense might be shipping. I'm in NE Ohio. BTW - big box hardware stores like Lowe's and Menards carry the screws. The 12mm M4 screws are

Good vid here as well. https://youtu.be/8f-nhjQ1jMk?si=rMGRWMZvdKXk27b0

Doc, in the linked vid at 11:10, it makes sense that the output impedance is about 5 Ohms. Then, after a jump edit, he multiplies it by 10 and uses 50 Ohms to solve for the output cap. Where did the

Thanks Doc - I hadn't seen that lecturer yet. Based on the first couple of minutes, I'll subscribe and watch. I'm not an EE and don't have a career's worth of tribal knowledge to fall back on. At 61

I don't have access to a 3d printer.? I would be willing to reimburse somebody to make me one of these folding supports.? I would like the person to include the screws - a local hardware supplier

Hi Roy, Do you have a link that I can look at that you recommend for making one of those? What bands are you able to use it on without a tuner? 73, Scotty

Thanks Bob!? I have been using any number of things to tilt my sBitx and should have thought of this.? I fired up a 3D printer after lunch and voila!? Fits like a glove and just what I needed. 73,

I’ve had good luck with a 40m EFHW and 49:1 transformer. It is about 26-ish feet long, don’t revenge actual trimmed/tuned length. 73 Roy Sent from [Proton Mail](https://proton.me/mail/home) for

Hi Evan, I really do appreciate the advice and reasons that you have stated. Since I really like rtty/bpsk style modes as well as cw, I will most likely go for the sbitx model. Also, if modification

Hi Scotty, I own six uBitx and two sbitx.? The uBitx, as delivered, can do SSB, and with a PC and sound card, it can do digital modes.? It is marginal for CW as it does not have a narrow audio

Mark Yes, those are the dimensions I used for the back of the tilt mount. They are explicitly declared in the OpenSCAD source file. As mentioned, I also checked the others in the drawing by printing a

FWIW I have kept track of storage performance I measure using linux's 'hdparam' which is a read-only test. I have a little piece of shell code that does 10 runs and reports the min/max/avg read

Wow, that's a perfect lead-in for me.? I wrote most of the below for another platform, but IMO it fits into this discussion here about Pi 5 and NVMe.? It also fits into some stuff I wrote earlier

Thanks for all the answers! : ) 73, Rafael

Hi Hank, Can you be a bit more specific? There is no i2s-nmap, but i2s-mmap. - Rafael