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Thanks for the info. It's definitely not something I have laying around. Anyone point me in the direction of some place I can purchase the toroid and wire without getting killed on shipping or having

Kent, L2 is a T37-6 yellow core with 45 turns of 32-34G wire. You want 6uH when you get done. Farhan would probably send you one if you don't have one. Joel KB6QVI

My BITX40 kit finally arrived today! Got the packaging open and all looked good until I saw L2 core was physically snapped. Must have been quite the hit. Not sure what to do now. I guess I'll have

40 meters has been kind to me. I recently had a South African QSO. A record distance of 8380 miles on a G5RV. This was on a Flex 6300...I can't wait to try my new BITX40...I bought one just before the

I worked S75DX last night at 1 am on the bitx40 into a 51 foot doublet at 40 feet. - f BITX20@...> wrote:

I have a Flex SDR and recently here in Central Ohio I can count the number of signals across the whole 20 meter band on one hand.

May friends indicated that the propagation conditions are pretty BAD. we need to hold back before commenting on the Rx .

To the group: just to let you know that things are coming along. What I thought was a lack of sensitivity was just an out-of-band experience (out-of-body?) After I replaced my caps with NP0 caps, it

Hi Guys I was checking the Analog Device website http://www.analog.com/en/products/clock-and-timing/direct-digital-synthesis.html

Thanks, Ashhar! Jack, W8TEE To: BITX20@... Sent: Tuesday, December 20, 2016 11:06 AM Subject: Re: [BITX20] Photo Permission ? you can use anything from the website. except for

you can use anything from the website. except for the pcb layout, nothing else is under any restrictive copyright. - f BITX20@...> wrote:

All: I'm giving a talk ("Giving Your QRP Rig a Facelift") at the Four Days In May conference that takes place on the eve of the Dayton hamfest. I would like to use some of the photos of the BITX40

Those who have used an Si5351 to supply both the VFO signal and the BFO signal; I am wondering where you would inject the DDS BFO signal into the BITX40 board. The existing BFO osc could be easily

Thanks Rob, I understood that you were emphasizing the code re-purposed for the Bitx40, but you included the link! I checked, liked what I saw, and was looking for the lazy way to an answer on buying

Kits are due end of January. Rob

Hi Thomas, I'm not aware of any kit problems. I'll contact them and find out. I'm not involved in the kits, I merely posted about the code which could be used with the BitX40 successfully. Rob

Thank you, Ken. Glad it helped. You know, you can get USB and LSB through the same Cohn filter. Remember that the filter is a passband filter about 3 kHz wide with an upper and lower skirt. For

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John You did an excellent job on explaining this subject. It's something I will be investigating more. Once in a while something comes along that I don't understand and I don't give up till I

Rob, I note all the kits are “Out of Stock”. Are you aware of any plans for continued production? Thomas W Noel KF7RSF