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If you were using an email client instead of going to the site, you'd see their email address. You'd also be able to quote some of what you're responding to! Vince. -- Michigan VHF Corp.

Sorry, address shows in composition window but not beyond :(

I've just had a very pleasant off-topic interaction with Keith VE7GDH, and there's no way to take it off-list. Can we please have facebook-style ability to "pm" (private-message) - right-click-on-name

... or was that a tort? :)!

A big part of keeping the IRF510 cool is having the bias and drive set correctly. Alignment Matters.? -- Ryan Flowers W7RLF ? miscdotgeek.com ( http://miscdotgeek.com

I taut I taw a puddy-tat ... :)

Dex ZL2DEX wrote... I taught it to be tight? hi! Yeah, that was a typo. It should have been taut... or tight. Ummm... was that a glass of wine in one of the photos? 8-) Perhaps I can blame that! --

No more shark fin :>(Hello iPhone! :>) Jack, W8TEE To: [email protected] Sent: Tuesday, August 29, 2017 1:52 PM Subject: Re: [BITX20] Heat Sink I use a large heat sink my pa has never got warm

Couple of points, yes the Bitx is quieter, have heard dx that my FT1000 struggles with, which was a great surprise. Other note.... Us lot in Europe cannot go above 7.2mhz and the broadcast stations

In speech, the ConSonanTS / sibilants tend to carry the 'intelligence' while the VOwels carry the VOlume. Here in NZ it's usually "calling Mr. Harlow" - "Haaaaaalo". Any vowel should do the trick,

Jim first referenced that other circuitry in this post: ? ?/g/BITX20/message/31875 ( /g/BITX20/message/31875 ) But yes, I agree, I'd expect these parts to work ok

Datasheet of the BA479G says the "minority carrier lifetime" is typically 4 uS. That's the average time it takes for the hole or electron to get swallowed up. You would have to take it down to

Jim, for the PIN diode to work properly as a variable resistor, and not rectify the RF the so called carrier lifetime n(minority carriers ??)? is an important factor. Jerry Gaffke proposed another

Hello Henning, My first choice for the Pin diode was the?BA389, but I could only find it at?www.rf-microwave.com ( http://www.rf-microwave.com )?where they have a 30 Euro minimum order. ?I also

I use a large heat sink my pa has never got warm chris

"*And a number of us have noticed that the BitX is much quieter than a lot of big rigs. The BitX is certainly quieter than my Icom 718. That's amazing. Does anyone have any theories on why this

I often tune by 7.277 and listen, but do not make a call. I'll start making a few calls when I check the frequency rather than listen and pass on. I am also working on an antenna solution for

Here's the heat sink I'm using and the stock one. Except for a test, I'll probably always run it on 12V. The IRF510 has never been warm to touch when I've been using it, but the replacement heat sink

I read all the comments so let me add my own: The time of the net is as good as any other for me. 7 PM local on Sunday. 7277 khz. Please if you have a contact going, and it is a BitX contact, please

Avijit VU3MVH wrote... Now, that's a heat sink!!! Congratulations on getting your BITX40 on the air. I intended to fire mine up like yours to check it out, but ended up getting it mostly bolted into