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It has come to my attention after the fact that the AGC kits I sold a few weeks back do not match the schem with the parts placement. I am very sorry about the mix up, If memory serves you should

As most OLD OLD Hams know, there was a LOT of problems caused on Phone Land lines back then by us Vermin's. It was RFI. As a kid and youngster the Neighbors Never Believed that I should even be

Perhaps we need to have a sep[erate power wired from the building input thro a metal conduit and provicde an additional emi filter for that right at the load point.. Obviously the equipment ground

DHL just delivered?Dec 17 order date

Even my Novice 75W transmitter would light the hall light at night each time I keyed the rig. Reversing the switches at each end of the hall made it non resonate on 40M. Probably saved some RF to be

Thanks for interresting. I found a bug in version 1.0 and fixed it. Changed version to 1.01. Click the link below to download the bug details and

You're searching wrong. Do a search sorted by lowest price + shipping first. I'm watching a box with built in power and 15 BNC connectors, is 8.7x9.4x1.7H and is less that $20 after you add in

Yeah, I saw Mike's post and checked that. And it does provide a good source of shoes! Anyone looking at these for cases, I recommend you go to their website so you can get the dimensions on the

It’s at the very bottom of the page - latest v1.0 now

Oh, wow!? Now that you mention, I forgot that I had an extra lying around and so I stuck it on there! Never mind then.

The B40 did not have a heatsink, either. It had to be added, by the owner. Marco - KG5PRT [email protected]> wrote:

Carl:I am on your list for the last week in Feb. Sent from my Verizon, Samsung Galaxy smartphone

So why did the B40 have a big heat sink on the regulator, but the ?B has none? (Apologies if I missed a previous explanation.)

I have designed a case specifically for the uBITX.? You may like it.? See attachment.

Could be easily enough implemented... assuming you had 2 analogue inputs on the arduino. A modification to the doTuning() function in ubitx_20.ino to handle the input of the X and Y and modify the

Clark wrote :? And there is an added bonus of doing this. It means that you can easily implement a power saving option to turn off the backlight during normal operation. If the option is selected

Apparently the problem was due to a bad Nano on the user's Raduino - unable to duplicate the problem on at least 5 Raduino's now so it appears the bug report was one isolated case. Jim - W0EB

I'll bet that would work! Jack, W8TEE To: [email protected] Sent: Wednesday, February 7, 2018 11:23 PM Subject: Re: [BITX20] CAT Support uBITX Firmware CEC Version 1.0 Release #ubitx Jack.I

The likelihood is that since many are shipping from the UK, DX shipping would be so expensive that they don't bother listing it. / Gerry

Thanks a lot for the info. I got the schematic from a link through this site. I do agree about the filter. Anyway I will give it a try and see how it works. R70 on my board is has a 100 value. 73 de