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It should be 82. Jack, W8TEE To: [email protected] Sent: Monday, August 28, 2017 5:58 AM Subject: Re: [BITX20] U3 on W8TEE Schemtic In?B40AssemblyManual03.doc R1 is listed as 10 ohm not 82,

You're usually better off buying from their website rather than their ebay store. www.taydaelectronics.com Vince. -- Michigan VHF Corp. http://www.nobucks.net/ http://www.CDupe.com/

Yes Tom, I am using a velocity factor of .8 for the foam core RG6. The stub is around 7.9 meters. The antenna is coated wire. Listened late with nothing heard, but did roam up and down the band a

Tayda ships most things from Colorado. I get stuff?from them within a week here in NJ. ? -- John - WA2FZW

Hello, Has anyone here interfaced to a Signalink USB for digital modes? ?Only those who have actually done this, please. ?Any tips you can give. Thanks, Dale, W9ESE

In?B40AssemblyManual03.doc R1 is listed as 10 ohm not 82, is this correct? (8-5)/10 = 300ma, correct? Whereas (8-5)/82 = 37ma. Paul KG6QGE

Hiromichi wrote... Does the rest of the radio have power? Can you hear the 12 MHz oscillator if you listen on another radio? You might want to check the voltage before and after the voltage

You can order only Raduino: http://www.hfsigs.com/buy_paypal.html See bottom of page 25$ Raj

I bought BITX40,wired it,I?had?4?QSO with QRP.??? BITX40 was working very well. ? but now Raduino does not display Frequency ,I?can not recieve signal. ? I don't know what is wrong parts or

Don't even think of trying to *pull* a wire out of that crimp! I have success UNcrimping with judicious use of small side-cutters, approaching the crimp along the wire's path into the crimp, while

thanks for the info Randy. Are you taking the VF of the RG-6 into account for the stub? You have excellent bandwidth on that puppy! What AWG wire, coated or bare? still listening for west coasters at

Tom, I'm using a delta loop. I did some tuning on it today and ended up with a really nice swr curve. Using a 1/4 electrical wavelength sub of RG6 quad shield for matching. It seemed to work fairly

I have three of the hand crimp tools from Molex and at $350 each a $50 tool would be a joy to purchase. The Molex tools are for government level work, you will break the wire before you can pull it

This is the only answer that is right:?KF2510 - The Molex KK 254 are not the same, JST XH~ not even close - Just search on KF2510 and buy 50 for $2.

I'm set up outside with an EFHW, 9:1 UN-UN, Elecraft T1 auto-tuner, and a 12 V battery. I could hear a strong stations on other frequencies but just murmurs on 7277 kHz so far. -- 73 Keith

Well guys...lots of static crashes tonight - that's the drag of living above all the storms to the south. Did manage to work Willy W1LY 58 RI, RJ KC4LRR 33 in TN, Randy WB5YYM 55 in AR and Paul KC8WBK

Worked W1LY, VE3THR (1200 miles), and KC8WBK, Paul.? Thanks for the contacts. The band is really noisy with lots of static crashes and QSB.? May try again in a few minutes to see if I can hear

This happened when i upgraded to the latest kicad version. The symbols were all messed up and moved away. I will update this soon. Thanks for pointing it out. The PCBs continue to be made from the

and?W1LY in RI... ?Sorry about that Willy RJ

Worked?KC4LRR ?for my first BITX to BITX QSO.? Thanks for hanging in there through the noise RJ