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On Fri, Nov 18, 2022 at 05:54 PM, Allard PE1NWL wrote: > > Hi Paul, > > make sure that semiQSK in ON. > If it's OFF, the mode selection toggles between LSB and USB only. > If it's ON, the mode

Hi Paul, make sure that semiQSK in ON. If it's OFF, the mode selection toggles between LSB and USB only. If it's ON, the mode selection rotates through LSB - USB -CWL - CWU Keep the FB pressed for

Not familiar with the original Bitx40 code, but there is no special hardware for receiving CW. So receiving CW in LSB is correct, the only issue is that the display frequency will be off by a few

Considering it was 1999 that would be the expected “tool set”. -- Allison ------------------ Please use the forum, offline and private will go to bit bucket.

Hi, I'm trying to get my old uBitx40 V3 board with Raduino V1.29 completed!? I bourght it years ago and never completely installed it into its case until last month. I'm having some trouble with

Mike, I use an older version of this one:

I met WA2EBY at a Hamfest in New Jersey. I asked him whatsoftware package did he used to design the amplifier and he replied " An Exacto knife and printed circuit board" Mike N2MS

I bought an X-Tronic 3020 on Amazon. So far-so good with a half dozen projects, requiring a lot of through hole soldering, plus some cable projects. Digital temp Good US based service Tips are

After too many years of using a cheap chinese pencil, I bought a Hakko FX888D for under $100 when they had their factory sale in August.? It is much. much nicer to work with.? Between that, a

i still love my weller magnastat (temp set by the tip) even if i have a temp controlled station needs 24v ac but in an emergency cab be powered from anything between 12 and 24 (also a 6 cell lipo

You repeat yourself. Let us know how you make out. Allison ------------------ Please use the forum, offline and private will go to bit bucket.

The objective of making a linear amplifier for the UBITX6 is to make an inexpensive amplifier so that people can be heard but make it cheap enough that people can afford to buy one. By making a

A few years back I bought a Weller temperature controlled, digital display, soldering station (I don’t know the model off hand) and put away my old Weller soldering irons (25W and 40W). I do a lot

Allison, Very good point! Slept on it overnight and came to same conclusion. A Nano Every is on order (btw: even though usual suspects are sold out, they are available thru Digikey and Mouser)....

Mike, Looking at the FleaBay and Amazon sites, you'll have a pile of reasonable priced choices - from $80 to $150. The inexpensive Chinese clone workstations, by YiHUA in particular, work ok and get

I also have a clone (WeberDisplays 939D+) that I bought on Amazon. Grounded tip. Takes Hakko tips. It sometimes hums when first switched on, but I tightened up everything and now it stops. I also have

I've used the Weller WES51 for the last three decades, variable temp and massive assortment of replaceable tips. For heavier work Weller W60 (60W) and WT60 (60w curie temp controlled). That pair dates

On Thu, Nov 17, 2022 at 04:05 PM, Ashhar Farhan wrote: > > I use a very cheap pencil iron (10 watts for most work) it works off 12v > line with a voltage controller. At times, I need a heavy iron for

I use a very cheap pencil iron (10 watts for most work) it works off 12v line with a voltage controller. At times, I need a heavy iron for soldering large surfaces like heatsinks or copper/brass

I am using a cheap Chinese clone workstation (Aoyue), it works ok. The only minor issue is that sometimes there is 60Hz hum from the transformer block. For the same money as Weller, you can get a