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Do you have a solar charge controller? It doesn’t sound like it. 15V is bad for the battery. It will cook it and will shorten it’s overall life. Clark Martin KK6ISP

Anything much over 12v is unsafe. ?See post ??/g/BITX20/message/26492

I added a small solar panel to my 12v 7ah battery. Under direct sunlight, my battery voltage reads 15v and steadily drops to 13.2-14v in the shade. My question, is it safe to use the radio under

Yes that was one great post Jerry, thanks! 73 Allard PE1NWL

You are not purchasing a radio. You are purchasing a kit. Big difference. At least as far as the regs are concerned. ? ?

George - Exactly the same - 600 km first contact to Toronto from Baltimore. And I was heard in Miami area, too. I have two tuning controls in my BitX 40v3 - built before everyone was using Radino. I

Great build.? Would you mind sharing some details about the construction?? My bitx40 just arrived in the mail and I'm considering how I want to box it up.

Now to build the CW circuit and attempt JT65 next...

Wired up the mic today and decided to call CQ! First call ?- ?success!! 600 km contact on 7 Watts was fantastic! More surprising is the reaction of the other station when you let the Bitx40 cat out

I remember seeing that discussion, but when I ordered a bitx40 this past Saturday, I didn't include any callsign information since there was never a point in the ordering process where it was

... after flipping from a 5mhz to a 19mhz VFO ...

If confused as to why the BFO had to be lowered to transmit an LSB signal after flipping from a 5mhz to a 19mhz bfo, then check out post?/g/BITX20/message/24724 (

There are lots of people on the list of buyers that did not supply a Call. I don't think there is a problem? There is no law that I know of in the US that says you have a Call to purchase a

Says they check callsign against name and address, well my delivery address is my works address, and not home ? Phil - G7BZD wrote:

i have the Icom HM-36 connected, works directly wired no mods as yet. Phil - G7BZD cruisenewsnet@...> wrote:

Last Sunday I had to go up to 71822 to find a clear spot. Maybe listening a bit further from the default frequency will help. Pat AA4PG Pat

Just ordered my BITX40 yesterday afternoon and now I have what I hope isn't a stupid question. I seem to remember Ashhar addressing the group about a cross-check to ensure that the person ordering the

I tried at 8PM PDT, but heard no bitx40 calls, just a lot of QRM from other stations. I called CQ for awhile, with no response. I could see that my signal was making it to AZ (using websdr.com radio)

Jonathan, Can you be more specific as to what you mean by "noise"? Is it just random static-type "white" noise, or is there some kind of pattern (like a continuous tone, or periodic sound of some