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Yeah nothing heard I did call cq bitx quite a bit. Did have 4 qsos with the bitx curious. Talked to one guy in Baltimore who gave me a solid 59 and couldn't believe that I was running a qrp power

I would be interested on a Thursday thru to Saturday evening Keith Perry VK6QA Sent: Monday, 18 February 2019 11:25 AM To: [email protected] Subject: [BITX20] 7.177 qso - Pacific uBitx

Hi All. How about doing a Pacific Region QSO on 7.177? Time of say?8:00 PM ( 20:00 )?Australian Eastern Time? = ?10:00 AM (10:00)?UTC SUNDAYS?

7.177 -- David ?N8DAH Kit-Projects.com ( http://www.kit-projects.com ) Shop is open! ( Https://Shop.Kit-Projects.com )

Called a few times nothing heard, will hang for a bit see what I can hear. -- David ?N8DAH Kit-Projects.com ( http://www.kit-projects.com ) Shop is open! ( Https://Shop.Kit-Projects.com )

The TSW (www.w0eb.com/Page2.html) group has confirmed that both our "Raduino Clone" board and the BITeensio board kits will work fine with the new uBITX Version 5 rigs. The Factory V5.1 Raduino

Am on 7177 as 7277 has a qso going on 7275 on it. 73 dave k0mbt

Farhan good thinking. However, I would suggest not to use the small displays as it will be difficult for most of the old timers to read. Balance the size with cost Thanks and regards Lawrence

Thank-you Jerry.? The link explains it very well. 73, Evan AC9TU

Here's an old thread about protecting the receive front end of a uBitx:??/g/BITX20/topic/7715656

Vic, I understand that the specifics are for the Bitx40, however some of the comments were that it was used on commercial rigs to protect receiver front ends.? Would be interested in the reason it

Is there anyone in Maine, USA that would be interested in a couple unassembled BITX40s? I have two kits. I was about to assemble but have decided not to. I'll make a local person a really good

No, this only applies to the BitX40 =Vic=

Thank you but the tic-tic I solved them using a shielded cable for the volume

unfortunately only a frequency meter

Thanks but the problem of the tic-tic I solved it! I used a shielded cable for volume control ________________________________ Da: [email protected] <[email protected]> per conto di N8DAH

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Another 'gotcha' on the Bitx40 is the LM386 - it really doesn't like pin 3 direct to earth (Volume pot wiper)! The track to the socket runs alongside the IC, so it's not a huge task to cut a break,

Oh Lordy! Why the -12V??? Make that line 0V (GND)! The regulator on the Raduino is 5V out, and needs a minimum of 1.5V extra input. At its max current, that means 1.5Watts or so to dissipate, which

Got a few cases ready. https://shop.kit-projects.com/index.php?route=product/category&path=59 -- David ?N8DAH Kit-Projects.com ( http://www.kit-projects.com ) Shop is open! (