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Yes that's also because the PTTsense line is missing. 73 Allard PE1NWL

Hi, Just saw that that you have used T50-2 cores. T50-2 will not work it is powdered iron core inductance will be very low use FT50-43 or smaller FT37-43 ferrite cores for the transformers.. FT37-43

Hi! Disconnect the 1uF capacitor at base of AF preamp Q4 and isolate if the whistling is due to audio stage or RF combined. 73 Rahul VU3WJM

Hi Allard: The PTT sense is not connected, I looked through the instruction must have the missed that part about connecting the PTT sense to make the scan mode work also I am wondering about top line

See this post: ??/g/BITX20/message/23973 ( /g/BITX20/message/23973 ) There are other grounds flying about meant to be return paths for signals. ?That's why it is

Ross, Normally when you press the Function Button 4 times scanning should start. The bottom line on the display should then read "freq scanning". Scanning will normally stop when: - the tuning pot is

First of all thank you for letting me in! i have already mounted the kit and i have troble finding where to connect the black wire at the moment it is not connected and seems to work ok

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For the transformers in the BITX40Module, Farhan uses FT-37-43 cores.?? That is type 43 ferrite material.?? He has ten turns trifilar on those cores.? 10 turns on that core is about 34uH.????

Huseyin: What you are looking for are FT-37-43 and FT-50-43 cores. These are not powdered metal cores; they are ferrite cores. The red, yellow, and white cores are powdered iron; they work ok in BPF

Hi Allard: I really all the features of version 1.13, however I can not get the scan work, I have typed in all the parameters. When I go back to normal and try to start the scan mode nothing happens,

IMO there's no one "right" way. Either way is correct. I own several older rigs and they use different methods. For example Yaesu FT-901 has RX offset, Kenwood TS-830 has TX offset. But in all cases

I once asked Peter Parker directly through Youtube about that, where he said "power supply noise filter circuits may be your best friend here." I found that if you power the PA separately, you can tap

I'm pretty sure I made a check out to Dan's Small Parts. I don't think he has an email address. I had to use snail mail for everything and never did get a response by phone. That said, I wouldn't

I agree with your analysis, however by turning off the 12 volt supply I never have to be concerned with a faulty diode or any other problem. The 12 volt supply is not needed and it is a minor effort

Jack and ...., I tried adding a fan very similar to the one pictured and it introduced a "whirring" noise into the audio that I could not get rid of. It was wired up to the main supply voltage via the

Last time I ordered from them I made the money order out to “Dan’s Small Parts and Kits” Mike K5ESS Sent: Thursday, June 01, 2017 1:45 PM To: [email protected] Subject: [BITX20] question about

Almost the same here, loads of spare connectors from previous projects, and a spare microphone. Result... no outlay for new bits. More to spend on strip board and knobs etc. Phil - G7BZD

I really should have updated this thread. I have gone a different direction with the mic. I built one from scratch, and it's worked out nicely. I used 8 pin mic connectors because I got 5 of them for

You make it out to Dan's Small Parts and Kits. Have ordered from him numerous times. Also see?http://stores.ebay.com/twisttwinkel ( http://stores.ebay.com/twisttwinkel )?his online ebay store.