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Re: sBITX
So would IBestGlennSent via the Samsung Galaxy A52 5G, an AT&T 5G smartphone
By ghhann@... · #88905 ·
Re: sBITX
Ashhar Farhan, I too would be interested in a board set for the sBITX. 73 Evan AC9TU
By Evan Hand · #88904 ·
Re: sBITX
Yes, I would also be interested to see this as a board or kit available for purchase. -- '72 Aaron K5ATG
By Aaron K5ATG · #88903 ·
Re: Cheap Chinese Linear LPF
Tom You may have to go to the wayback machine <https://archive.org/web/> but in years long past there were a couple of hams who published their work in making their own vacuum tubes. They were working
By Arv Evans · #88902 ·
Re: sBITX
Yes, i just got the digital board going. It works well on its own. I am going to plug it into the ubitx to test it out. I am planning to get a few made and populated (there are two, hard to solder ICs
By Ashhar Farhan · #88901 ·
Re: sBITX
Any chance that once your are ready you will post a PCB board on OSHPark or similar site along with a parts list here? Enjoyed the talk and I am excited about the prospects. 73
By Jim AJ8S <aj8s@...> · #88900 ·
Re: Cheap Chinese Linear LPF
Mike, John describes it pretty well here: /g/BITX20/message/88855 He uses the coax outer braid for one winding of two turns, the coax inner conductor as a second winding of 3 turns.
By Jerry Gaffke · #88899 ·
Measuring Frequency
All, How do you measure frequency to get a really precise calibration on your radio? Right now, my uBITXv6 is within a hundred Hz or so. I did it by going back & forth between the setup screen ( using
By [email protected] <jerry@...> · #88898 ·
Re: Cheap Chinese Linear LPF
If I use the braid for the should I connect the inner conductor to the braid? Mike N2MS
By Mike N2MS · #88897 ·
Re: 50 Watts out with uBitx
This is very interesting, thanks! Currently I have another board to take to power up to 50W. Rafael
By Rafael Diniz · #88896 ·
Re: Cheap Chinese Linear LPF
It is amazing the technology we now have available to us, either inexpensively manufactured or surplus equipment, nowadays. A good vacuum pump probably ?cost a fortune back then. Although my father
By Tom, wb6b · #88895 ·
Re: Latest Firmware #ubitxv6 #ubitxv6-help #v6
Thank you for all your work. -- Lee - N9LO "I Void Warranties"
By Lee · #88894 ·
Re: Cheap Chinese Linear LPF
We were poor kids back then and the access to quality vacuum pumps was nil. Gordon
By Gordon Gibby KX4Z · #88893 ·
Re: Cheap Chinese Linear LPF
Will do. I imagine it will be a learning adventure to get there. Tom, wb6b
By Tom, wb6b · #88892 ·
Re: Cheap Chinese Linear LPF
Tom, if you get this working, let us all see how you did it. I tried to build a DIODE as a teen and never succeeded. Gordon
By Gordon Gibby KX4Z · #88891 ·
Re: Cheap Chinese Linear LPF
Yes, that worries me, too. Thanks for the warning and advice. That is why I'm only using small glass containers with very thick glass and I'm not drilling the holes in the body, just in the smaller
By Tom, wb6b · #88890 ·
Re: Cheap Chinese Linear LPF
The vacuum pump can be nasty. VU2GT, George, the legendary antenna man of India had made a vacuum pump for our satellite business. One day, he asked his driver to keep an eye on the cubesat vacuum
By Ashhar Farhan · #88889 ·
Re: Cheap Chinese Linear LPF
That should bb 12 x 10-3 torr, or 12 microns. I'm just getting familiar with vacuum terminology. Tom, wb6b
By Tom, wb6b · #88888 ·
Re: [OT] Transistor Tester TC1
All, I indulged in a slightly upscale version of this tester: https://www.amazon.com/Transistor-DROK-Capacitor-Capacitance-Automatic/dp/B01MS1FOYM I chose "DROK" because I have some of their clip
By [email protected] <jerry@...> · #88887 ·
Re: Cheap Chinese Linear LPF
I recently bough a cheap two stage vacuum pump and am having a lot of fun learning about the ins and out of keeping a vacuum. First I'm trying simple, before rushing out and buying KF fittings and
By Tom, wb6b · #88886 ·