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Is it still an available meter? Is there an eBay/Amazon listing. If you have tested it against a known good SWR meter, I'd like to get one, if it is still at a good price. Tom, wb6b

I had gotten a couple of "bug" reports in the earlier W0EB/W2CTX firmware saying some of the values weren't beening saved properly to EEPROM. This caused things not to work properly and quickly got a

I am thinking to convert my BITX20 to a Drake C line with the Sherwood mods!!!! Let's see if this works too!!!!

Good Morning Mark, I had the exact problems you are experiencing! I ended up buying a Genuine Arduino Nano, downloaded the software and everything work perfectly. Best regards, Albert VE3TYS

I have a cheap CB swr meter (just swr not power meter) and a crossneedle ham-meter. In the instruction sheet they say it is usable between 1.8-30! They are liers!!!! It works from 1.8 to 50Mhz (yes up

Are those little boards available to purchase now? Thank you Ripley KD8UYQ The words are mine but this iPad does what it will with them.

Folks! Although this is the cheapest filter for 2 bucks, I hear only mention of people here buying more expensive ones.

I used a different filter https://www.ebay.com/itm/Toyocom-45E1AZ9F-45MHz-Crystal-Bandpass-Filter-New-Qty-2/181609096784?ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT&_trksid=p2057872.m2749.l2649 Best I could tell

This is TRUE ham radio. Dave K8WPE

I like that statement. Was just reading an "authoritative" article repeating the standard "maximum power is transferred when the load matches the transmitter impedance" and that was why you had to

SWR and Wattmeters made for CB are often worthless in the ham bands, unless you're only using 10M. I picked up a Firebird SWR/Wattmeter a while back that was supposed to be good for 1.8-30 MHz. HAR!

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Great Work GLENN! My take, if it works, I'lll add it to my board offerings, say $1, or free with a LPF relay board.... 73 Nick VK4PP

approx. install position. R27 would be removed and short wires fitted. Hole was drilled into main board behind this adapter board.? There are two GND through holes, near R25 and to the right near the

Bill Thanks for the reply. Someone told me how to check the voltages along the circuit path. Found a bad solder joint. (Damn trifocals ain’t as good as young eyes!). Repaired the solder and fixed

Hi Nick, I made a simple single sided PCB for my install, but not installed yet. I used ~0.2mm for the filter side winding (7T)? and ~0.5mm for the Low Z? winding (2T) to give the install a bit of

Dan, a CB swr meter will probably give you an incorrect reading on any band except maybe 15 or 10 meters. A nice, relatively inexpensive new SWR meter is the MFJ-818, correctly constructed for all the

Nothing to be sorry for. This is good info! Marco - KG5PRT wrote:

Kee’s, are you referring to relay K3 that is used to switch M1 and M2. Is that relay on your board now or are you revising your board to include it. Skip Davis, NC9O

HI John, Details please? And the results? Thanks Nick