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Ken, In Spain, then VAT tax is 21%. 270$ x 0.21 is aprox. 53€. DHL management cost could avoid it, but I would have to go to Madrid, do the management, lose a few hours, etc. It is the price of

it is possible that you might want to switch the audio output to a couple of different things.. check this out...

Most SWR meters (for the HF frequencies) don't measure SWR. They just measure how far off the antenna/coax load is from 50 ohms (reactive and resistive). The only reason they are fixated on 50 ohms is

Thanks Ken, N2VIP

As I understand it is for the UK calculated at VAT on cost and postage plus and admin fee for the courier company.The admin fee is to cover collection of and passing to hmrc with appropriate

I got my sbitx today, additional 95 euro for Irish customs. Welcome to the EU.

I have been getting 3D prints from my local library.? They have a much better 3D printer than I have and charge by the ounce. Ben

Ouch! As a US Ham I'm curious how the €53 VAT is calculated, since the stated value is, what, about €250-300? Sadly, the €43 for "customs management" is likely a fixed paperwork fee no matter

I am beginning to think that the wifi signal is injected into another place than the lm380. I have built an external board with a lm380 and the noise was there. I have tried placing a grounded screen

A large groups.io group can get expensive (in ham radio terms), ranging from free (up to 100 users), to $20/month (up to 500 users), to $200/month (up to 1,000 users): /static/pricing

Yep, when I try to execute using ./sbitx, I can see it's there but is crashing without the chips. Thanks! -- Stephen, KO4CVU

I thought you all would be interested.? Lots of discussion of Farhan's SDR and HDR rigs.? ?Hammarlunds.? Pete's Wireless Set.? My DX-100.? 40 meter AM.?? Here it is:?

I agree - add a new group 73 Lou KI5FTY

Love this idea!!! Flip side is alot of us will still be checking in on both Forums anyhow

Good morning, I was absent from the forum during my vacation. The number of topics on the Sbitx is impressive. For an easier reading for those who are still at the Ubitx, wouldn¡¯t it be better to

Bob, That's the plan for the weekend. A stockton bridge that is continously read by sbitx. If the swr is too high, it will reduce the power protecting the PA.

Gordon's comments brings me full circle here. For tuning, reducing drive to limit power should be useful. A "tune" button that lowers power temporarily for tuning, like that in every commercial rig I

Have we made any progress on this noise?? I received my sBitx yesterday, and with the wifi enabled, its unusable due to the transient noises.? As mentioned earlier, adjusting the volume doesn't

Oh! I made a judgement with insufficient information. My wife says I do that often with her¡­.. but she¡¯s been saying the same things for 50 years and I pretty much know where she is going. Someone

I'd like to clarify : I have recommended a resistive swr bridge, not just three 470 ohms resistors. You will actually need 30 of them. Paralleling ten will produce a combined resistance of 47 ohms.