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I concur. I did some research on these things a little while ago. The AC ones use triacs, and they won't work with DC. Some of them won't even work properly with an inductive AC load. I'm guessing

Should be power connection.? Arrrr, I hate how unnoticed auto correct makes me look illiterate.

Hi Dave Not sure what the story is. When I ordered, I don't remember if I received an email from hf sigs. I believe I went back in to my PayPal account the next day, and hfsigs had added the shipping

Hi Dex I was thinking of it. It looks like the only real thing required would be to route a permanent power conception to the 386. Probably no more difficult than Allard's cw mod, which was no

Hello group, I ordered the Bitx 40 with DHL delivery on the 29th September from the RFSigs web page.? Other than the paypal receipt for the payment I've had no comms.? I've written

AFAIK, they are triac operated and run on AC. Designed for 250v AC and 2A If used for DC then probably it will latch up and not release (open)!

Brent, have you tried your mixing scheme on U1 perma-powered? or would that be too butcherous? Dex ZL2DEX

Thanks for the replies.?? I was going to wait until a connector arrived next week to test the mic but I think I will just lash the wires together over the weekend to see how it works.? I will post

Hi Brent, I love the little QCXs! Like the Bitx40 the QCX offers incredible value for money (as I think the Bitx derived MKARS80 also did when I built that - my first kit - a good number of years ago

Brent: You're gonna love it... Jack, W8TEE To: [email protected] Sent: Friday, October 6, 2017 9:44 PM Subject: Re: [BITX20] Catching up! TFT VFO and firmware Hi Carl Off topic, but how do you find the

Hi Carl Off topic, but how do you find the little QCX? I ordered one for 20 metres. Now I just have to wait for the other 500 in front of me to ship. Both the QCX and the bitx are destined to be

Here is another idea I had, based loosely on the VU2ESE scheme: I'm not completely satisfied with the simple method of injecting side tone at the output of the lm386. It works fine for headphones, but

I wish....however I did manage about 3000km into northern Brazil the other night. I hear myself in the headphones even when the volume pot is all the way down, effectively grounding the input to the

Carl M0ICR wrote: and I concur! Between Allard and Jack W8TEE, Farhan's BitX concept has been well-established as the Hacker/Maker's delight. I haven't even got mine working yet, but even/just the fun

Thank you Allard, my word ... you have been busy :) 73 Carl M0ICR

Thanks Arv and others ... I had a dim recollection of unrar at command line, but lazy me did the reboot. This despite the lottery of "how many updates is it going to insist on before usability?" (I

I'd appreciate a functional description of the blocks as I'd like to introduce custom upgrades if I may. I have the instrumentation to help with the project, Rigol DSA & TG, 8753D VNA, Tektronix

A lot of new functionalities have been added since v1.11. The latest version is v1.24 See https://github.com/amunters/bitx40/releases ( https://github.com/amunters/bitx40/releases ) for a complete

Model A should do, we have a 12 Mhz filter further ahead of it to take care of the final bandwidth. - f wrote:

Dex These might be of interest: https://goo.gl/hJ8wDS https://goo.gl/m7QvPh https://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2043444 https://www.wikihow.com/Unrar-Files-in-Linux There is much other