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Re: The Daylight Again - An All analog radio
Ken, The radio is all point-to-point soldering and large sized components. The performance will suffer it built on a single pcb. I guess someone can try it. The radio needs improvements, it needs cw
By Ashhar Farhan · #94399 ·
Re: The Daylight Again - An All analog radio
What a neat little radio, thanks for sharing. Something like that, if it could be kitted out at $50 or so would make a great club project, but kiting up such a project is way beyond my skill set. I
By Ken N2VIP · #94398 ·
The Daylight Again - An All analog radio
I had presented an all analog radio at the FDIM this year (not the expected sBitx!). It is a fun radio. No, this will not have kit, you are on your own. The write up is now up on my website at
By Ashhar Farhan · #94397 ·
Re: A uBITX Woodie #ubitxv6
Can't go wrong with Bender -- '72 Aaron K5ATG
By Aaron K5ATG · #94396 ·
Re: uBITX SWR Tolerance #ubitxv6
WOW,Never ran that much thru rg6u quad shield. have run consistantly 150 watts thru it when i owned a QRO rig. good for you. I buy mine thru either walmart or homedepot or menards depending on when
By david todd · #94395 ·
Anybody have vector graphic versions of kd8cec nextion screens?
Looking to create a consistent set of nextion screens at their native resolution. ?Anybody have a set of drawings in a vector graphics form that can be resized for each platform? ?Only seen
By Mark Hatch · #94394 ·
Re: A uBITX Woodie #ubitxv6
I prefer the attached version. We meatbags had our chance... -- Tom Sevart N2UHC St. Paul, KS
By Tom Sevart · #94393 ·
Re: A short video of sBitx working
You forgot the Christmas transmission. My son and I visited the site a few weeks ago. The transmitter is started several times during the year. The signals go into a very big dummy load. de 0z9ny,
By Niels Jalling · #94392 ·
Re: sBitx antenna-first warning
Here is one of many posts from Allison that are worth reviewing, mentions the 6m 225W power amp she built using 4+4 IRF510's in push-pull. The whole thread is worth a read.
By Jerry Gaffke · #94391 ·
Re: sBitx antenna-first warning
and here is where bias and standby current (class A A/B C) comes into play :-) dg9bfc sigi Am 03.08.2022 um 15:07 schrieb Max via groups.io:
By Siegfried Jackstien · #94390 ·
Re: uBITX SWR Tolerance #ubitxv6
"I also use the quad shield with good results up to about the 800watt level" WOW I consider 20 watts to be high power lol -- '72 Aaron K5ATG
By Aaron K5ATG · #94389 ·
Re: A uBITX Woodie #ubitxv6
Alan, I like the idea of the solar system but I am also rebuilding my 12-inch Dobsonian telescope with a lot of space imagery and I think my XYL may object to more space stuff in the house. Although I
By Aaron K5ATG · #94388 ·
Re: uBITX SWR Tolerance #ubitxv6
I also use the quad shield with good results up to about the 800watt level... if everything is right (no sharp bends anywhere) it works just fine. Otherwise I have melted and spectacular flash arc
By Alan Cooper · #94387 ·
Re: sBitx antenna-first warning
Got it.? I thought it might be something like that.? I have a QRPGuys Tuning Indicator that that I was using with my uBitx v6 transceiver.? It looks like the same circuit.? I'll replace the single
By Scott KE8KYP · #94386 ·
Re: sBitx antenna-first warning
Jack, How much voltage were you running on the drains? - f [email protected]> wrote:
By Ashhar Farhan · #94385 ·
Re: sBitx antenna-first warning
We've tested the T41 with its 510s to 40W and nothing fried. 80-40-20M all can deliver about 25W without much effort. 15M is about 20W and 10M drops to about 13W. Like I said, it is what it is...
By Jack, W8TEE <jjpurdum@...> · #94384 ·
Re: sBitx antenna-first warning
The IRF510 can work dependably, Allison reports years of success with HF amps at 40W push-pull, surviving everything from accidental open antenna connections to dead shorts. In posts to this forum
By Jerry Gaffke · #94383 ·
Re: Can't transmit FT8
Press on the cq decode and then, F1 for "reply to cq"
By Ashhar Farhan · #94382 ·
Re: sBitx antenna-first warning
Interesting discussion. Just a few very quick thoughts I think that you have to consider the average of the input power to consider the input impedance of the power device as the instantaneous power
By Lawrence Galea · #94381 ·
Re: sBitx antenna-first warning
Farhan, The answer to that question would depend on instructions or guidelines that would minimize the occurrence of the failures.? If there is no way to use a tuner without a high risk of finals
By Evan Hand · #94380 ·