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Well things didn't work out like I had hoped.?? Recorded my BITx40 transmit audio on my Icom Pro III.?? Compared the electret that came with the kit against the amplified microphone with blocking

Using a solid state relay designed to turn on lighting and motors and such won't work at 7mhz, orders of magnitude too much capacitive loading. ? I doubt they bother to spec them sufficiently to

Here's a datasheet link? .... has a diagram of the circuit typologies for both types of relay.

There are available DC switching solid state relays http://www.ebay.com/itm/SSR-25DD-monofase-solido-Modulo-rele-a-stato-25A-DC-5-60V-J3M6-/252821967515?hash=item3add5d129b:g:ESwAAOSwuxFYz6lR (

Ashhar VU2ESE wrote... Dimitar LZ1DPN has posted a number of times over the last few months from lz1dpn (a) yahoo.com. See also... https://qrz.com/db/LZ1DPN -- 73 Keith VE7GDH

Thanks to all who have replied to my quesiton. I'd like to eventually convert the BitX40 to a BitX20 and do JT on that band. Ted

Yes.? I bought mine specially for working JT65.? I have made many contacts using that mode.? A couple of notes: * JT65 runs on USB even on 40 meters - so you need? to use a version of the Raduino

LZ1DPN, is he here? - f cubanqrp@...> wrote:

Who? Heriberto or Tony? *“If you have a penny and I have a penny and we exchange pennies, you still have one cent and I still have one cent. But if you have an idea and I have an idea and we

fabulous job! Is he here on the list? - f cubanqrp@...> wrote:

Hi guys please check it out. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dH94cx2fUG4&feature=youtu.be ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dH94cx2fUG4&feature=youtu.be ) and interested too:

The 5 V regulator on my raduino runs cool. ?My raduino, including the LCD display, draws 76 mA at supply voltages from 8-12 volts. ?Where is all your current going? ?I removed the regulator and

Ooops...you were asking about JT65. I did make a couple contacts using JT65, but the transmissions are even longer. I had no problems with the contacts I made. It seems to be less crowded.

Been running FT8 for the last several days with no problems. After about 5 contacts, I'll let the radio "rest" for a little bit. Even with the power reduced, I can feel the heat sink getting warm. The

Just a reminder! -- John - WA2FZW

Instead of using 270 pF caps, replace them with 2 120 npo caps in parallel and see what happens to the "dip". It should be considerably less. Can you post a picture of the passband? Generally, a 1dB

I have been playing!?? Tested Crystals and pick some.? I did the filter in the Ubit.? 8 crystals.? 12 MHz, the tall ones surplus. Not the short uProcessor ones. Bought a bunch from All

I do this too. I'm running a large 2"x2"x1.5" chipset heatsink with good thermal grease. It doesn't even get warm.

I use a 7812 to power the radio and send the unregulated to the PA. Take note, the cap on the PA power is only rated for 25 volts. Vince. -- Michigan VHF Corp. http://www.nobucks.net/

Only on receive so far. it works really well after I removed C91 and C92 as recommended from other post in this group for USB enhancement. Transmit will take some experimenting. The heat dissipation