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Seems like a good candidate for a new #ubitx tag. As long as messages are well curated by a moderator, it should be easy to keep things straight.

Do you think we should have a seperate IO group set up for the uBITX project? Folk talking BITX20 or BITX40 problems could get lost in the fog of the huge expected traffic that will get created when

72 is an informal version of 73, but for QRP operators. Jack, W8TEE To: [email protected] Sent: Monday, December 11, 2017 11:20 AM Subject: Re: [BITX20] QRPGuys 72?? I feel slighted. :-)

72?? I feel slighted. :-)

Polyfuses are not difficult to find. Several manufacturers, even Littlefuse. I get mine from Jameco (P/N 199938) for 55 cents each (quan. 10). Mouser and Digikey have them in surface mount, too. Not

Nice! Jack, W8TEE To: [email protected] Sent: Monday, December 11, 2017 10:08 AM Subject: Re: [BITX20] Small question about LCD mounting I used one of the plastic cases from Bangood and cut

Thanks for your response Ryan!? I wasn't really worried about it; just didn't understand 100% from his post.? It is hackable and I could deal with it here.? I'm really excited about this

QRPGuys invites you to visit www.qrpguys.com ( http://www.qrpguys.com ) to see our products and accessories for the qrp community. 72

I used to be an e-cig dealer. All of my suppliers would send advanced warnings of the last days to order before the Chinese New Year in order to get it without the wait. All of our orders came via

Heh - yeah, there are better candidates than the HW-8, although the HW-8 is a more attractive size: I have a dead (parts) HW-32 (not -A). The HW-32 is a terrible radio - problems with VHF oscillation

I really don't care how they do it, only that it seems to get to me faster; usually less than a week. I really get nervous about ordering from China at this time of the year as economic activity there

> > ok, > > thank you very much!

There is a tft touch control which works well with the bitx40. I have just been in touch with my project friend VU2SPF, to modify the code to work with the new ubitx. He like myself (VE1BWV) are very

I used one of the plastic cases from Bangood and cut the opening for the display with a? coping saw. I made it just a little bit small for the display. I was then able to enlarge and even it

You're going to love it! Also, it brings into play a bunch of very small, very inexpensive, transceivers that don't have SSB like the ?BITX. I'm hoping to teach a CW class sometime and, instead of

First, does anyone have video of the latest UBITX in action.? Does the new UBITX have S-meter stock on the new kits going out? Thanks for info. Jason N3YUG

Banggood sells a similar case to $10: I bought two of these and they're pretty nice. Jack, W8TEE To: [email protected] Sent: Monday, December 11, 2017 2:13 AM Subject: Re: [BITX20] uBITX Case

Dennis Zabawa wrote: "This is turning into a fountain of mis-information. Could someone provide a verified drawing showing the envelope dimensions of a finished uBITX board assembly?" I think

This is turning into a fountain of mis-information.? Could someone provide a verified drawing showing the envelope dimensions of a finished? uBITX board assembly?

I'm currently working on raduino v2.0 which provides this. To be released soon. 73 Allard PE1NWL