Re: QSO night west coast
Hello Jonathan. It's Mike from the Early Bird Net, KC0LBY. Is the BITX Round Table or Net every Sunday Night? I just got mine put together last night and wanted to connect with other BITX40 users on
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Mike Olsen
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#28622
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Raduino v1.15.1 with small bug correction released
I found a small bug in Raduino v1.15 which I've just corrected and released as v1.15.1: RIT offset should only be applied during RX. However In CW mode the RIT offset was not turned off during TX (RIT
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Allard PE1NWL
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#28621
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Drive levels
Were in the tx chain can i tap off a 20mw signal for my amplifer brick from a icom ic745
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Jacob Long
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#28620
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Re: BITX QSO Night, Sunday, June 25, 7pm Local Time, 7277 kHz in North America, 7177 kHz elsewhere
BITX QSO Night - Make that 8:00pm for the midwest. 7 was too early and too noisy. Also 7178 is better. Look for you there!
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ekelley
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#28619
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Re: uBITX - A reboot of the old BITX
Terry The crystals do not have to be as closely matched as some might believe. Bandwidth of your filter is controlled by the C-values from crystal to ground. A bit of mismatch in crystal frequency
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Arv Evans
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#28618
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Re: 4/434
438 showed up here today - After its European Vacation compliments of DHL. Vince. -- Michigan VHF Corp. http://www.nobucks.net/ http://www.CDupe.com/ http://www.metalworkingfun.com
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Vince Vielhaber <vev@...>
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#28617
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offset on Raduino
how much offset is needed on other Bitx40 ? when my display show 7.0320 the "real" freq is 7.0285MHz !!! I have use a Pixie with 7.030MHz X-Tal as ref.? when it comes to Birdie on 7.199 it is on
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OZ9AEW <madsen1960@...>
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#28616
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Re: uBITX - A reboot of the old BITX
Does anyone know when the ubitx will ne sold yet
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Trent Trent <vk7hrs@...>
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#28615
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Re: uBITX - A reboot of the old BITX
you can buy about 50 crystals for a few dollars and sort them out.
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Ashhar Farhan
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#28614
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Re: 3D Printer Suggestions
I second this. Simplify3D is fantastic.
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Ben Kuhn
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#28613
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Re: 3D Printer Suggestions
Simplify3D? I guess. Best $149 I spent! You won't believe how fast it slices you model and puts in on the SD card! They are adding every printer model they can find. You basically get a license for 2
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Michael Hagen
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#28612
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Re: Easy low pass filters by qrpkits
First put the scope with (AC coupling Set) on the generator output, get a voltage (p-p Peak to Peak is fine). Then while monitoring that point, put 50 Ohms across generator and scope probe. If it goes
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Michael Hagen
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#28611
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Re: 3D Printer Suggestions
Michael, do you mean Simply3D or?simplify3d?
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DJ2AG
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#28610
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Re: Easy low pass filters by qrpkits
I use the QRP labs relay kit for homebrew radios works very nice. Below is the almost finished version I have now. 5V and do upto 5 bands or all of them if you switch them out. Listed to handle 10W
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N8DAH
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#28609
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Re: uBITX - A reboot of the old BITX
hi i am interested in the ubitx and may build one from scratch but the problem is getting a set of matched crystals for the filter. is there any supplier that can supply matched crystals. terry
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terry hughes
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#28608
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Re: 3D printed knobs
I have a Monoprice Mini and a Monoprice Select Plus. Both are excellent printers. Matt Sent from my iPhone 7
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Matt Patterson <W5llmatt@...>
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#28607
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Re: 3D Printer Suggestions
I have a Monoprice Mini and a Monoprice Select Plus. I printed the case on the plus. Matt Sent from my iPhone 7
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Matt Patterson <W5llmatt@...>
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#28606
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Re: Easy low pass filters by qrpkits
Ok i have s dummy load of 50ohm this would be the thing signal generator - filter in - probe of the oscilloscope in the vcc of the filter OUT-dummy load? ?? which signal? If i input 7mhz it will let
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EA3IAV <Cesarleon@...>
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#28605
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Re: Easy low pass filters by qrpkits
You need to test it with 50 Ohm load (a short leaded resistor or SMD). The generator needs a 50 Ohm output, that may be the major problem. Use 100 MHz scope and good x10 probe. If you have a signal
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Michael Hagen
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#28604
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Re: Case
Wow, everybody else's BITX looks so much better than mine, and I tried so hard to avoid the "homemade" look!? Haha! -- Darren, W9ZIM
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W9ZIM
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#28603
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