Re: PTT pop hack
Raj
I checked the balance using my scope. The balance didnt seem to need any adjustment and the leakage measured the same as without the cap.
The cap was 0.1uf.
While a current burst through the
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Kelly Jack
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#23076
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Re: uBITX - A reboot of the old BITX
Nice AndyH. Let me correct myself, playing with www.toroids.info shows that the nH and 1.1 uH values are a poor choice for FT 37-43.
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tdelozie
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#23075
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Re: uBITX - A reboot of the old BITX
Ashhar, Here's my first attempt from posts, the schematic, and from your web text. ?Please confirm T1 thru T11 and the choice of 26 AWG. ?Please also provide winding details for T5 and T6, and T10
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AndyH
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#23074
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Re: uBITX - A reboot of the old BITX
Craig, Taking a good look at the picture of a built version on?http://www.phonestack.com/farhan/ubitx/ubitx.html ( http://www.phonestack.com/farhan/ubitx/ubitx.html )?,my eyes tell me that?toroidal
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tdelozie
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#23073
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Delivery times to UK
A question for the UK guys.
What sort of delivery times are you experiencing? I have to be in UK around 23-25 of March. Thinking that might not be enough time if ordered now.
Thanks
Martin,
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Martin Sole
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#23072
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Re: Power supply
A good power supply always makes a big difference to the way a radio operates; I think the Bitx40 is a great opportunity to build a power supply, with a big capacitor and a line filter and a
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College Professor Simon Thompson <nwccenglishprofessor@...>
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#23071
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Re: PTT pop hack
OK Simon,
What I had not mentioned is that the carrier balance pot needs to be re adjusted. Listen to the carrier leak in a near by Rx and adjust for a
minimum or scope the output after removing the
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Raj vu2zap
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#23070
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Re: Let the fun begin
Hi
What is your serial number. It is written on the main board.
Randy, K7AGE
km4wii@...> wrote:
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Randy Hall
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#23069
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Re: Power supply
You will prpobably need something that can deliver about 1.5A at 12v well regulated. I dont think a wallwart would be good enough. I have used various power supplies with mine. 12v bench supply, 14.1v
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vk3xl@...
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#23068
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Re: uBITX - A reboot of the old BITX
To continue beating this horse unto death, we could use twenty-six FT37-43 cores to wind L1-L15 and T1-T11? Be gentle, I'm still just a cookbook technician.
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Craig Wadsworth
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#23067
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Power supply
I've been lurking for a while now, my Bitx40 should be here any day. It
occurred to me today while driving, I don't recall seeing any discussion
about power supply. Wall wart? Battery?
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richkappler@...
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#23066
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Re: Let the fun begin
I just ordered mine. Reading the posts here is torture! ;-)
wrote:
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Dave Telling, KJ7WT
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#23065
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Re: Let the fun begin
Hamfest not halfway. Stupid autocorrect
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km4wii@...
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Let the fun begin
My bitx40 just arrived. Ordered 2/12 delivered 3/7.? Too bad there's a halfway this weekend. Maybe I'll get some build time Sunday afternoon. Wish me luck!
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km4wii@...
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#23063
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Re: Raduino temp
Hi
Could you send a picture of your modification?
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College Professor Simon Thompson <nwccenglishprofessor@...>
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#23062
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Re: Raduino temp
I suppose you are his spokesman? The BITX40 will inspire you to
experiment. Modify it, mount it, tweak it, change it.
Also stated; Raduino is a standard Arduino Nano
He doesn't build these.
That's
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Larry Smith
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#23061
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Re: uBITX - A reboot of the old BITX
It would have been much more use just to say the core types and the amount of turns .... Job done ... Simple.
Regards
Marc ?'Gw0wvl'...
Sent from Yahoo Mail on Android
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Marc Jones
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#23060
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Re: uBITX - A reboot of the old BITX
I think these are useful:
/g/BITX20/message/22955?p=Created,,,20,1,20,0::recentpostdate%2Fsticky,,,20,2,0,4438163 (
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AndyH
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#23059
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Re: uBITX - A reboot of the old BITX
If there is a list being compiled, for future purchasing of an assembled version of the uBITX, please add me to it. ?kg4rul@... ( kg4rul@... )
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Dennis Zabawa
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#23058
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Re: uBITX - A reboot of the old BITX
The Inductance for L1 to L15 are shown and can be worked out from Calculators on the net, But there is no data on T1 to T10. Are they all the same? and if so, are they the same as the Bitx40? any info
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Ray Koster
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#23057
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