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I think groups.io is your best bet. Steve has a poll going now, asking if there is interest in a new run of boards. If you want one you should join the group and respond to that. I may jump in there

Rowland, Check to see if the ground at the center of your new receive RF point is good when the board is unplugged. If it is, then unplug the AGC board and jumper the two outer pins of that RF tap. It

Hi Jack. The "electronic code lock" keypad approach works great if you have lots of I/O pins available. But where I was using an UNO, I was quickly running out of I/O pins. So by using the analog

The the groups.io the only place to get info and perhaps place an order?? Jack, W8TEE

I don't think I'd use an analog approach to it. I'd use something like: (https://circuitdigest.com/sites/default/files/circuitdiagram_mic/Electronic-Code-Lock-Circuit.gif) You can find code at:

Hi Arv. I used a similar keyboard for a Scalar Network Analyzer I built. (Before I found out about the PHSNA :-) It turned out to work very well. I did run into a few issues worth mentioning. Make

Here's Steve's group on groups.io, Slop Bucket lives here: /g/kd1jvdesigns/messages?expanded=1 And his older yahoo group is still alive and kicking, adding a bit of confusion:

Steve always puts a lot of effort in getting the details right. His stuff always seems to operate cleanly with a comfortable user interface. I've heard good things about the Slop Bucket. An

Hi Joel: Do you have a URL where we can find out more about it? Jack, W8TEE

A couple of months ago I built a Steve Weber 'Slop Bucket' 20 meter Transceiver that is SSB/CW. It uses a 74HC4053, a triple DPDT analog switch driving some transistors for T/R switching. It is sweet,

I just finished installing: 1) ND6T AGC mod using Kees' kit.? 2) AGC off/med/long switch as described in ND6T's instructions 3) T/R LED (Sunil's approach) 4) An RF gain control with an on/off switch

Hello I got tired of the minimalist input button scheme for my uBITX Raduino. Found this on-line, and am now working on code to make use of it for a homebrewed Raduino.

Not being a mechanical engineer, I'm awfully suspicious of relays. Especially cheap ones. K1 and K2 can rattle quite a bit when working CW. I'd much prefer to have K1 and K2 swapped out for solid

Curious, I still learn new stuff everyday. I was expecting the REF pin to be high impedance. I powered up a spare Nano??from 5v with some other project's code it it. It draws around 17ma while the

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Hello, list! I assembled my bitx40 last weekend and managed to play with it for quite a while during field day yesterday morning. I got some great contacts much further away that I thought I would

Raj, When the trace burned it also burned only the TX side contacts on K1 which didn’t alow RF to get to the receiver. Replacing K1 solved all problems, everything is working good now. Fortunately I

Has anyone marked up the schematic showing?rec and transmit paths via color. I recall seeing a bitx one last year 73 art N2AJO

Thanks fellows! I have performed the subject install and everything seems to work just fine. Cheers and 73 Walt VE7CWS

I have a late uBITX V3 (socketed) that I received 4 weeks ago & a Sunil Case for sale.? $150 for the pair shipped. The uBITX comes with the Click & AGC Kees kit.? Both are brand new & unmolested.