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Ian, I think they were (temporary) out of stock, MePads & MeSquares are currently listed on the club sales pdf Have you tried recently? Alan

Reminds me of:- http://qrpme.com/docs/NJ%20Pad%20Cutter.pdf Rex @ QRPme should be able to fix you up, the hyper link to the product on the web site doesn't work:- http://qrpme.com/?p=product&id=DDR

In the UK the GQRP club sell a pcb island cutter.Using a drill preferably in a drill press this tool isolates a circular island of copper from the rest of the pcb.circuits can be built using this

Thank you Jerry. You always ask the questions which matters and that's what I like about you. Because of this I never felt like asking any question on this forum while building the ubitx, people can

Regarding tools to create those circular copper islands: Searching the web for "diamond hole saw" I see lots of options. That banggood price was probably for the whole set, not just one as I had been

Thank you Dale, The layout is very easy it's exactly the same as the schematic. I will try to upload few close up picture in high resolution. I am trying to build/draw the layout with the component

Very nice, looks beautiful! Not what I would call "ugly construction"! What tool did you use to cut the circular islands of copper with? You can buy miniature hole saw bits, but they are expensive:

Erwin by any chance did you connect up the power feed unit up in reverse with power feeding to the uBITX? Skip Davis, NC9O

Bonjour F4HUY, Seems like this information is best organized on ubitx.net ( http://ubitx.net ) 73, Mark

And read this : /g/BITX20/wiki/uBITX-Mods -- PE3ES - F4VTQ - Erwin 73

The ccircuit should have that capacitor already, I need to open that box and check -- PE3ES - F4VTQ - Erwin 73

You're the Man!!! You did a gorgeous job. Help others follow in your footsteps. Please place layout diagrams in the files for others to use. Dale

We are sending signals to a stepper motor controller, which then controls an NEMA 17 stepper motor at the antenna. Depending upon what you are using, I don't see why it can't be made to work. Jack,

Cool!? And for those that already own a loop (alex, alpha or whatever... I haven't actually owned a loop since the AES Isoloop which I still miss), is it an easy retrofit? Dave

Thanks...it's appreciated! Jack, W8TEE

Read the first one cover-to-cover Cant wait to get the next one. Congratulations to both of you <jjpurdum@...> wrote:

Actually, that's an interesting question. Al and I have talked about releasing the BOM's for the projects, but we need to find out if we can legally do that. More after I find out. There will be PCB's

No problem David, thank you and Tim for the excellent customer service and great products. Joel N6ALT

And we have to wait months to get what we need to build this cool project?? :)

I would like to share my journey of building ubitx from scratch, I would also like to dedicate this to Farhan (hope he will read this sometime) as he has always motivated to homebrew stuff. I got my