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Hi Bill, It lookslike got directions to the assmbly instructions. You expressed douts about being able to build it. It is so simple that even *I* could do (I have a V3). You should be

Also, some info here may help (scroll down for the files). https://www.qrpkits.com/bitx20a.html [email protected]> wrote:

Are you working on a uBix v3?? If so, here you go (the page is applicable to basic assembly of versions 3 through 5): /g/BITX20/wiki/uBITX-Assembly 73, Mark

This is all I could find in my files.

See if this is what you want. http://golddredgervideo.com/kc0wox/bitxver3/bitx20version3.htm Leonard

Here is what I’m using to build a homebrew version, I don’t know if it helps. BITX - An easy to build 6 watts SSB transceiver for 14MHz Sent from Mail for Windows 10 Sent: Friday, April 3, 2020

I am looking for a build manUal for a v3 radio I looked on line and did not find anything. also does anybody build these I might be unable to build Bill WF9M

Chris, MFJ offers a hamstick dipole kit that includes the bracket and 2 hamsticks for a given band, it's about $60-70 and available from most amateur radio suppliers. A good deal if you need

So, Give it a shot but the audio ic may blow. Hrm... Chris

For general inf ormation of the group: The electrical datasheet for my 2011 Chevy Silverado shows 5 Battery Charging Modes of Operation. Generator Output Voltages range from 13.9 Volts to 15.6

This is why I want to mount whatever I setup inside my apartment. Obviously this isn’t ideal but I won’t cook us with 5 or 10 watts. Anything that looks like it has value is stolen. I might do

Hang your hamstick upside-down from the railing. That way you might not need the mag-mount [email protected]> wrote:

How about ditching the ham stick and running a wire dipole, spiral, folded, etc. taped into a large window? Don't forget an RF choke. Just a thought.

Most Dlink router wall warts are capable as they are 12V/2.5A

Thanks Curt, I wondered if that was it's purpose. I don't have 3D printing capability, but I do have some 1/4" thick acrylic; a bandsaw; and a drill press. Could you post a picture? Maybe in a new

Good pictures, thanks. Here's an idea...run the coax across the ceiling, using a wire tie at the end tied to the cable TV line, and from there to the column. Strap an angle bracket to the outside of

Thanks, the pictures help. In an ideal world, I'd want to keep the radiating elements away from cable tv runs, mainly to avoid coupling issues, but also would be concerned about noise and/or RFI on

After discussion between the SVHFS Board of Directors and the 2020 Conference Committee, it was decided that the 2020 conference will be canceled and not rescheduled this year. The next SVHFS

I had tried a couple that I had, including a "lab grade" 5 amp power supply, all had issues with noise.? I then bought Excellway? 9-24V 3A 72W AC/DC (

OK, some data. Looks like power out is OK and pretty much as expected for a V4, except the odd drop in CW output on 40m and 17m. Now I am not as sure what to try next as the change at C81 should