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I would have assumed it was mechanical. Me, too, since most optical encoders would cost at least 10% of the ?BITX's retail price. However, another poster pointed out that you can "convert" a

Jack W8TEE wrote... It's a "bunch of wires" but I'm glad to see you have it fired up and working. I just received a confirmation that mine has shipped, but I didn't go for DHL so I'm sure it will be a

El 14 dic. 2017 1:22 PM, "Michael Hagen" <motdog@...> escribió: > I would like to know more about the Decals. I used to make lots of Test > Equipment. > > We bought packages of rub on decals

Those are some cool knobs.

1.? You print them. 2.? You coat them after application with very light layers of clear spray paint, like Krylon. 3.? Laser has the advantage of being waterproof, so it's likely a little more

Craig Extra space was made to allow front panel controls to avoid the 8-pin connector. Since this is a temporary enclosure I added extra space to make it easier to play with some near future

I would like to know more about the Decals.? I used to make lots of Test Equipment. We bought packages of rub on decals from the electronics parts store.? They had numbers letters, and common words.

I'd just configure the relays in the uBitx for 80m (the 80m LPF will pass 160m too), then add an external LPF when using the uBitx for 160m. If you have a separate 160m antenna, there is no loss in

?Arvo: every mic is different but there are common themes. Lots of mics these days use electret elements which require a load resistor and DC voltage (the Bitx has a resistor and DC source) --- but

David, Thanks for the info. The Bluetooth LE stack portion of the EPS32S might be the way to go. And your i2c “gap” approach is what I used on the ten-tec in the vid. But controlling from a

Those look very nice!? Thank you for sharing about the decal edge spray!

Does the PC or cell phone mic need any special circuitry beyond what's already in the BITX40 or ?BitX?

One of the biggest advantages of using Water-slide decals over some sort of label-maker is that you can print whatever graphics you want, whereas label-makers are limited in the choice of fonts and

Lawrence, Fiddler on the Roof has a song for you about tradition. :-p Plus the PTT switch and being able to switch radios easily. John

I wouldn't bother them. They must be overwhelmed.... this is the response I received: "Hopefully, we will be able to include in the first run before Christmas. The tracking details will be updated on

Absolutely. My plan is to use the same headset/mic combo that I use with my computer for video conferencing. If you wanted a very lightweight solution, you could wire up a TRRS socket and use earbuds

Anyone thought of using the commonly available computer headphones/mic combo? Regards Lawrence

Many "Arduino compatible" things out there simply mean they work in the IDE - they don't ensure any kind of code compatibility. Any lower level code that's fiddling with registers or making

Everything you need us located here: http://www.hfsignals.com This schematic is here: http://www.hfsignals.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/12/ubitxv3.pdf Marco - KG5PRT

The answer is that the old connectors are so easy to solder!