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Dear farhan After replacing Mic i am able to get 1.5 at 100 preset. But still power out put is below 4 watt. Driver transistor DC voltage ground to emitter 440 mv Ground to base 1.2 volt

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My BITX 40 rig ; https://drive.google.com/open?id= 0BxhCZcD4rmSEV3A2dHFHSXk1eTA https://drive.google.com/open?id=0BxhCZcD4rmSERm9rY19RcG9Fd2c I bought a commercial enclosure, and re-used a mic from

Ashhar purchased a bitx40v3 (smd version). Ordered the DDS vfo fro qrp labs and waiting for it to arrive. I have a FLL Freq Counter Sunil. I think I can use this until the QRP-labs version arrive but

The correct page for HFSigs BITX40v3 is at: http://www.hfsigs.com/ The URL for the original BITX20 design by Farhan is: http://www.phonestack.com/farhan/bitx.html _._ BITX20@...>

Thank you Ashhar. 73 Ken <BITX20@...> wrote:

It is centered on 7.2 MHz. It is 500 Khz wide - f BITX20@...> wrote:

Hi Baruch, I did the same thing for my microphone, and I'm glad you received a good report on your transmit audio. I was using my SW receiver (with SSB capability) to monitor my transmit audio. Just

Dear farhan After replacing Mic i am able to get 1.5 at 100 preset. But still power out put is below 4 watt. Driver transistor DC voltage ground to emitter 440 mv Ground to base 1.2 volt Emitter to

The Circuit Description page has a broken link. Instead of: http://www.phonestack.com/farhan/bitx20.html It should be without the 20: http://www.phonestack.com/farhan/bitx.html

Hi Ashhar What is the centre frequency and bandwidth of the BPF? 73 Ken VA3ABN

Hi Ashhar What is the centre frequency and bandwidth of the BPF? 73 Ken VA3ABN

I am happy to report that I have successfully completed my BITX 40 v3 project. The board is securely installed in a nice enclosure. I used a commercial enclosure, $20, steel and aluminum. I

Thank you. It was me. From the photo it seems like 10 turns yes. But the output transformer close to the IRF510 and the LP filter, is it also 10 turns (usually it is 3, I think). Thanks. Roy

yep, that's pretty much what mine looked like, a bit loose and a bit scramble wound jerry aa1of/6

Thank you! Sent: Tuesday, November 29, 2016 1:26 AM To: BITX20@... Subject: RE: [BITX20] Bitx 40 board. Mark, This is the official bitx40 hack

Hi Joel, Thanks a lot for that. I've seen that others have had issues, wasn't sure though. I'll try the nail polish trick since I don't have anything else handy. Looks like I have an antenna to

I just updated my blog with the progress I have made on building my BITX 40 board. Except for a little drift that I am still working on, the receiver portion is working quite well. Next to check the

I just wanted to thank everyone for the help. My problem turned out to be the 9 volt regulator. I probably dragged a screwdriver across it while dinking