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Both good points Craig.? A few general notes to the group: As to needing to sign in, I have the editing permissions as open as possible.? If anyone wants on the map and can not do it for any reason

Great idea Doug, 1. need to sign in to Google first to add address. 2. to use as a differentiator of stations….some ideas use the color feature to show something different about your station? Stock

John, I did just that with mine. I added a jack on the back of the rig to plug in a 24-volt supply when I'm operating at home. The 24 volt connection pulls in a relay that moves the PA power from the

Seeing the topics for regional operator lists got me thinking.? If words are good, pictures are better.? I set up a google map that you can add yourself too to help visualize where everyone is

For Nick, and Sean. Number one thing I can suggest is push 24 Volts in to the final. It's very easy to add in another supply jack for powering the final separately.? Double power in = triple power

Clark thanks for the advice. I kinda already did that with the original heatsink. I modified it to fit flat to the chassis and have the transistor mounting screw thru the chassis and into the

Have found matching knobs for audio control etc, and a similar styled one for tuning, but still looking for other displays. Phil - G7BZD

KB0OVD, Sean, East-Central Missouri, 60 miles West of St. Louis.Using a multi-band trap dipole in my attic.? I have yet to make a contact.? Tried calling CQ a few times and have gotten no response.

hi sorry i do not wish to buy cos i already have one but can you tell about the enclosure.? where did you get it from, how much was it and what are its dimensions a picture would help and it my also

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AC9LF, Nick, S.E. Wisconsin.? Haven't been able to make any contacts yet. Tried with a home brew end fed wire with home brew L-match. Also tried with a home brew magnetic loop. No one ever comes

Very cool! ? Keep us posted on what you come up with. Jerry, KE7ER

Adding a word of praise for the PJRC Teensy boards. ?I bought my BITX40 prior to the Radiuno so I did my own VFO/controls. ?Originally I used the Teensy 3.2 because of the excellent audio/DSP

That's good, but it will still be a while before I get all the mods done. Dennis is redoing the Beta boards and I'll probably have the B40 in pieces for a while yet. Still...looking forward to getting

I managed to get a set of folding feet from an old Yaesu VR5000, ideal and its the only part of the case finished as yet apart from rear sockets and heatsink are mounted. Phil - G7BZD

I would try to improve the heatsinking. The case provides a lot of area to dissipate the heat but it has to funnel all that heat through fairly thin sheet metal. I would attach a largish finned

It appears to be the same part as the 1n4148w diodes used in the diode ring mixer, in an SOD-123 package: ?http://www.vishay.com/docs/85748/1n4148w.pdf ( http://www.vishay.com/docs/85748/1n4148w.pdf

Or if you have access to a 3d printer....;. https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1012950

See if this works, I found some hard to parts and even a complete front panel for a damaged icom rig! http://www.hifissb.com/bused-spare-radio-parts-kenwood-c-108_84.html See under new parts for June

I was robbed 41 eur by DHL in OH. They charge 20eur, if you handle the customs declaration by yourself, and 24 eur, if you decide let them handle it. Makes no sense. Timo OH7LMQ