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I vote for using the RG-174...it just makes sense if you have a short length laying around. Jack, W8TEE To: [email protected] Sent: Monday, March 20, 2017 9:58 AM Subject: [BITX20] Some wiring

Good catch Jack! I saw that this morning myself. This is a great case for the BITX40 and a great price! I put my Bitx40 in one. Roy, WA0YMH [email protected]> wrote:

HI All, Been putting my BITX into an enclosure of sorts, really just a piece of plywood with two aluminum ends to mount the display, controls, etc. I wanted to leave it all accessible for tinkering

Yes, pretty easily imlplemented just did this over the weekend building up my bitx40. If i can find Some time i Will try document it including the hardware setup. regards, Leo PD1LDB ps indeed

Thanks Randy, K7AGE BITX40 Deliveries – Randy, K7AGE 3/20/17 Farhan says: Number is like this :AB-xyz The xyz is the serial number within the batch B. A is not a number, it is the initial of

I've purchased this case from Banggood and it is very nice. It could be used for a variety of projects.The price is now $8 US. See item?1035473 on their web site. Jack, W8TEE

Randy, I'd like to give you all the data I have. The first two boards- ordered in November, delivered December- do not have a leading dash in the serial. They have 3 digit serial numbers. I can send

Found this little guyhttp://www.mpja.com/03-20-17.asp?r=365548&s=1wondering if this will work for bitx40 mod. Thanks Tim 73

Mike, I used the BITX condenser for a couple of reasons: 1. It came with the BITX, so I know that it is a working unit. 2. It fit in the microphone shell without modification. 3. I could not use

Hi, Thanks a lot for nice and useful job. So we understand BITX better….. 73 de Franz DF5GF

Ken, Thank you for your work in making the uBitx circuits and parts list. If you made any mistakes I will find then eventually and as you say the list may change as the design matures over

I'm definitely going to add a insulating ?washer ?kit to mine ... I've read no end of posts like this ?now ..... I hope you get the problem sorted . Regards Marc ?'Gw0wvl' ... Sent from Yahoo

Connect the PA power and trace with multimeter is the 12V is there at L8, T7 and IRF drain. If you blew the fuse then you may have blown a PCB track. Raj, vu2zap

I also shorted my IRF150m to ground and and blew a fuse. After that I had no power out. Following a tip on this board I traced the voltage from PA PWR1 through L8 I found that there was no voltage at

If the display works, it's likely in the Si5351 somehow. ?Replacing just that $1 USD chip would be tough, it has some awfully small pins. ?Best path forward might be to buy an Si5351 board from

Hi Randy, You can add my order to your list. Ordered March 8, 2017 and Shipped March 18,2017. Will let you know when it arrives. 73, Kevin NZ1I Mystic, CT

AAARRRRRGGGHHH! Lost it again. After? reassembling into case I no longer get power out on transmit. Receive works. Voltages on Q15 look correct on receive and transmit. 0.17 A draw on receive jumps

Greetings, I need to make a parts order for another project I am doing, so I looked at the uBITX schematics to find some extra parts to pad my parts order. I have put the parts list I made up on a

No, you can't...but you can easily build a substitute with all the parts and methods easily available. And you can build a VFO to handle frequency any time. john AD5YE

If he can't get it working I'd sell my bitx40 board. My setup came with a bad raduino board and I can't replace just that.