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The SMD parts I get from Digi-Key and Mouser come in small plastic labeled bags. I just leave them in the bags and line up the bags in storage boxes. The labels have the value, working voltage and

Gerard: I would like to put a module that decodes the MORSE directly on a PC This is very hard to do well. It's not too hard to get one to decode the W1AW code practice sessions because those are

Thank you Jerry for your response. The basic question was what type of capacitors were on the filters at the output of the UBITX power amplifier. The answer is clear, and given by the creator, it is

If we are talking about storage, one that I use is coin envelopes and VCR tape boxes, that I have glued dividers in the width of the coin envelopes.? I expect VCR tape boxes are pretty rare? now

Hi, I just string my SMD parts, by type and value, on a wire like on a fish stringer (threading through the last hole in the strip) and hang them on my workbench peg board.?? Takes up hardly any

If you have a spare Nano clone for your Bitx40 or uBitx, then you have all you need to build a capacitance meter: /g/BITX20/message/52471 You can use the Arduino IDE serial monitor on

Hi, Since there is still the 3pin header there, like in the previous versions, that seems the obvious place to input the higher voltage.? I imagine he just placed a joining trace between the

Are you happy with it? A couple of Amazon reviews said it wasn't much good for caps. - Jerry KF6VB

bought one of these.... jim

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The small jars remind me of a bacteria farm. LOL. Each one has its own method, my SMD being in strips, I keep them in plastic bags. It’s not bad and spring prices here:

My 12v 20Ah LiFePo4 battery weighs about 7 lbs. What have you found that would weigh half of that? Max KG4PID

Hello All, I am building a small linear amplifier to go with my uBITXv6. I got a tiny 70W RF deck from China - marketed as "100W", but that's only if you feed it 16V. Also a card with switchable

Earl, That should get you close to 48hours depending on SSB vs CW operation.? One caution with CW on the ?BITX, the selectivity of the rig is 2.7kHz (a standard SSB value), so you might want to add

Walmart has clear plastic cases of 24 of those jars for hobby use. Here is a pix of one at the bottom of this page.. Earl Cox? KB5UEW?Reply or E-mail me at:? kb5uew@...

SSB, CW will be most of the time. I have not dived into digital yet. I am looking at 12V, 24AH. I can achieve that in a case of about 5 1/4" X 4" X 3 1/4" weighing a little over 3 lbs. Earl Cox?

Earl, I will verify when I get to my rig.? Until then, what mode will you be using?? SSB voice, vs CW, vs digital modes makes a difference.? If digital then I would estimate that you need 720mah

Good idea. I typically take one jar and mount all of the caps/resistors of that value on the board at one time, then move on to the next value. As a result, I never have more than one jar open at a

I have something similar I bought from Walmart. Works for me. Earl Cox? KB5UEW?Reply or E-mail me at:? kb5uew@...

Thanks for the info. It helps greatly when sizing the battery. I'm trying to size it for 48 hours operation with 20% transmission. Earl Cox? KB5UEW?Reply or E-mail me at:? kb5uew@...