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I am not so sure that this is a good idea. If one reads the comments about the various DDS units, a common problem area is controlling the noise. Putting the DDS on the same board as the rest of the

If you "remote" the 510 by adding even a small amount of wire you run the risk of turning that amplifier into a big ugly oscillator (been there, done that!). One of the reasons the BITX 40 amp is so

Thanks, Bill. On another note, thanks for Soldersmoke and your QRP book, which I read 3-4 years old. Will take a look at your information. 73 - w4usf

Roy:? Click on the BITXHACKS link and the video Is there.?? Or go to http://bitxhacks.blogspot.com73? Bill

Great, only problem is that the web site doesn't have a link to any video! Roy WA0YMH [email protected]> wrote:

What I have done with other projects is to mount the output transistor remotely.. ?This allows for easy use of the case itself as a heat sink, as well as makes it easier to use "junk box" heat sinks

John:? At first, I had a little muffin fan on the stock heat sink.? But I didn't like the noise and I kept getting my fingers in the blades.? So I did this: Putting a Heatsink on the BITX40

Bill that link doesn't work for me. Joel KB6QVI

Don ND6T sent us a video on his intriguing method of tuning an AD9850 in his BITX 40 Module.? It works very well.? Take a look: BITX Hacks | | | | | | | | | | | BITX Hacks Modifications, Hacks and

Good evening all. I've been wondering what strategies people are using to increase heat dissipation off the IRF510 final amp when running higher power output level? Is there a logical replacement heat

Well, the other poster said the one he ordered (which I also ended up ordering) are quiet, and they sound like they will work okay for me. THanks! RichKC8MWG

find other seller. ;-) Works very good to circa 22v, over 22v (from 12v supply) mine is very noisy MAc mrn 2017-01-13 22:27 GMT+01:00 Richard Andrew Knack via Groups.Io <

Wouldn't have worked for me - "Doesn't Post To United States"... :( RichKC8MWG

I just ordered this one:

Good afternoon, very good idea. July

guys,i put a litlle funny video and you will see Bitx in action ;) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j-nPVt72utE&t=206s

Just ordered two of them: one for the Bitx20, and one for an SDR I have on the "back burner" for now that requires 15v on the TX circuit. RichKC8MWG

Nevermind ? Sent: Friday, January 13, 2017 2:11 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [BITX20] Seems a successful transfer I just set up a new FAQ thread with answers to your questions. Cheers!

How about a link to my profile? Sent: Friday, January 13, 2017 2:11 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [BITX20] Seems a successful transfer I just set up a new FAQ thread with answers to your

I just set up a new FAQ thread with answers to your questions. Cheers! KC9DZT -- Mark Baldridge marktbaldridge@... 608.561.3853