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--- In BITX20@..., "Mark Jones" <Mark@H...> wrote: Hi, just joined the group. Hope I will have some time to build this great RIG soon. > Hmm, good question. An American asked me recently

Finally here's a full list of what I can order for you from Rapid Electronics http://www.rapidelectronics.co.uk. Prices are the Rapid prices, i.e. no profit for G0UPL :-( Postage is the price of a

Pete, what VFO stabilizer are you using? Is it Huff Puff? I love Huff Puff, and definitely intend to build a simple stabiliser for the BITX20 when I have the rest of it working. See my Huff Puff page

I can't get 2N3866 at any of my usual suppliers either! For now I'll keep the 2N2219A in the list. 73 Hans G0UPL http://www.HansSummers.com

Don't forget Mark, it's a bifilar transformer with two windings, not just a single winding with a centre tap. 73 Hans G0UPL http://www.HansSummers.com

Hans, I witheld my original cheque pending your Email of today. I should like the full list as per your Email of 10.51 today and will pay by Paypal as you suggest in uk pounds Many thanks jack ford

Thanks to Mark and Paolo for their replies. I am clear on "tap washers" now and learned about "jubilee clips" too. I would have called them "hose clamps". 73 Heinz, OE5EEP

Generally tap washers are used to fix leaky taps/faucets. They are made of teflon or nylon and vary from 1/2 inch dia to 3/4 inch dia, with a hole in the centre which varies frfom 3mm to 4mm in

Hans, Please will you go ahead and include me in your order? I want the complete set of components as shown in your list below. Please email me your postal address details and I will get the total

Dear Friends, I have just read all of the original posts to this new yahoo group, and I am delighted. This is a fun and exciting project and I am recommending it to all my friends in the Austin QRP

Reminder everyone: deadline for orders for all the semiconductors + crystals + tuning capacitor + trimmers is tomorrow at 12:00 GMT (13:00 UK Time). 73 Hans G0UPL

I have now placed the bulk order for BITX20 components. I have emailed all those who asked for the components. If you haven't heard from me then I have probably forgotten you in which case

I did a little bit of poking around, and found that Mouser offers these at USD$1.50 each, or $1.24 in 100-pc quantities. For stateside users, it might be possible to set up a volume buy and then

The two extra sets are already accounted for! Seems I should have bought more spares, but I didn't really want to be stuck with components and be unable to do anything with them. I can get more

I realize that I'm late getting into the group. Jameco (http://www.jameco.com/) has 10 MHz, 50 ppm crystals for $0.69/10, $0.59/100+, $0.49/1000. I think that corresponds to 0,38 L/10, 0,32 L/100,

---------- Forwarded message ---------- Date: Thu, 24 Jun 2004 10:22:26 +0530 To: arvevans@... Cc: farhan@... Subject: RE: BITX20, 40 or 75 M versions? dear arv, you have

Very interesting ideas. On the subject of VFO's, one addition I am going to make at some point on my rig is a Huff Puff stabiliser. You can see my version, and read much of what has been written

i have been quitely following hans' travails on rec.radio.amateur.homebrew with his digital counter experiments. i dug out a counter from my junk box. it consists of just a 74HC4020. the output of

"Back in the day" ... A decade or more ago, it was trivial to get ISA-bus prototype boards to wire up new gadgets like A/D converters. With the limited bandwidth of ISA and the low frequency of

Hello Just to let you know that all the components arrived this morning, from three different suppliers. The LM386 was from Farnell because I wasn't sure that the Rapid Electronics version was the