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Thanks for the info, I find some colours easier to look at, age I suppose plus other problems. Now I know what to look for. Many thanks. Phil - G7BZD johnlinux77@...> wrote:

The important things to keep in mind when tapping are; 1.? Drill the correct size hole for the size of the thread. 2.? Keep the tap perpendicular to the surface. Here the drill press will help you

Great idea! I'm in! -- John - WA2FZW

Nothing quite like Trader Joes's to satisfy your electronic needs.

Raj, You're right. ?Reversed polarity would not smoke D6. When looking for D6 I figured it was the one across K2 as the schematic is not terribly clear there. But I see now that the one across K2 is

Hello Michael, could you tell me where you got that case, I really like that Thanks Joe, KD2NFC

Great, Thanks for the advice. I have several CPU heatsinks so I may dig one of them up and make it fit. The transistor is isolated from the back chassis and the heatsink with a mica insulator and has

Yep the QRP Labs VFO does + or - offset, + offset gives USB if you remove C91 and C92. See my blog for info on that too using the Jt65 link below. -- Ryan Flowers W7RLF ? miscdotgeek.com (

I got this one. They took so long I asked Ebay to step in. It arrived at the very last moment. Then the replacement they sent on their own came two weeks after that. Now I have two.

Jerry, If D6 smoked then the relay K1 would have switched to TX mode. IF the polarity was reversed then D7 would have smoked. Most of the transistors are safe from polarity reversal due to the diodes

I used plastic standoffs with a flat foot, and some double sided foam mounting tape to mount it in a holiday tin. Like the stuff on the back of a breadboard. Here is a link to what I have, and the

Jerry and all, I having trouble standing on any base, and I have verbal blocking, and word finding problems at times, so off base works for me fairly often. Antarctica probably not. I will explain why

Also, I will have the help of a drill press and an experienced operator.

I bought a thick walled aluminum enclosure for my bitx. ?Rather than drill holes in the bottom of the enclosure and have the standoffs be secured by a nut or screw from the bottom, ?I am thinking of

OK, that was a bit off base. ?Looking again, map doesn't show anything more than a pin till highlighted with the mouse. I don't care if we standardize on just a call or call+name or whatever.

Yup, great idea! Thanks for setting up the map. If you're in antartica and there's lots of room around your call, then probably ok to have more than just your call on the map pin. ?But if there's 20

The problem is that he uses a different encoder where I use a eBay encoder

I agree with Clark. Increase the size of your heat-sink, especially if you are primarily using digital modes It is easy to do. Use a computer cpu sink, or go to some place like Tractor Supply and buy

Phil: Regarding displays, what you are looking for essentially is a HD44780 compatible 2x16 lcd display. Usually they are either back-lit or not. They can have a parallel or serial interface. You need

Clark Martin KK6ISP That is an awfully small heatsink for the power being dissipated. I would go with something at least 2” x 2” x 1/2”.