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Looks great Tim, I agree with you, it's a nice rig for anyone. Joel N6ALT

Finally found time to finish up my ubitx. I am *impressed*. Tuning works fine. Audio sounds fine. Calibration is dead on. BFO is dead on. Using a 16ohm speaker the audio is plenty loud and the ws

Go for Quansheng uv-r50.? Far far better than

Thanks Jerry I did see the other fix to add LM7805 regulator plus 1 .1uF cap.? I will order 2073D if someone has tried it as well.

The 862D+ is going for about $50-$55 right now. I have two of them and they both work great. Vince. -- Michigan VHF Corp. http://www.nobucks.net/ http://www.CDupe.com/

I have a small butane torch (harbor freight) that comes just before the propane torch. Vince.

I wish they (Chinese ebay sellers) were a little easier to communicate with. The generally send this pre-packaged reply which says " We do not care about that detail" ! There is one, called Alice with

Weller WTCPT Soldering Station ( http://www.eham.net/reviews/detail/4478 )

Me, too. I got: It was about $70 and it's pretty nice for the money. It has an iron, but also hot air. I've only used it a few times, as I use my old iron for thru-hole stuff. Jack, W8TEE

Thanks everyone for your suggestions and help. As soon as I get back the house I will do some more research as recommended on the iron and other parts. I am currently waiting by my mail box for DHL

I purchased a hot air rework / iron station for around 70$ I can do smd work with it

True, the Atmel family is getting a little long in the tooth, but it has two HUGE advantages: There are a hundred clones which, for the most part, work well and it has a bazillion shields/sensors that

The LM7809 puts out 9vdc. We don't really know what all might blow a WX, but there are reports that some of the TDA2822 clones blow at over 7v. So an LM7805 or LM7806 might be a better choice. And/or

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Probably going against the grain here but I think a cheap ~$20 iron will probably be an endless source of frustration for a beginner. If you can swing it, the Hakko FX888D is a stellar product for

Here is a nice one? $20 https://www.circuitspecialists.com/60_Watt_Soldering_Station.html Mike

Circuit Specialties has a bunch that look good.? Should not have to pay more than $30 for a nice one, and make sure to get tiny tip. I am still using an old Weller I got 30 years ago, the tip

Nicely done ! I have been thinking about getting an Adel Nibbling tool to make this sort of thing easier. http://adelnibbler.com Obviously the key to doing a good job, is not to be in a

Interesting that you managed to blow Q90. Exactly how did you go about it? From post??/g/BITX20/message/44372 ? Was it plugged into an antenna? ? If so, an electrical storm, or

And don’t depend on the picture to represent whether the mounting shaft is threaded or not. Best to ask first but probably still no guarantee. Ebay guarantee seems to work if parts are not as