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Thank you Arv. Your point illustrates mine perfectly: Inductor and transformer information MUST be in a small list in the schematic. If not, the result will be endless frustration and waste of

The L1, L2 and L3 have 40 turns on T30-6, yellow core. - f BITX20@...> wrote:

Roy AG7CK There are many versions of BITX now available, some by Farhan, and some by others. Each design has its own set of inductors that are mostly specific to that particular design. This makes

According to http://toroids.info/T37-6.php one needs 44.7 i.e. 45 turns to get 6uH (as stated earlier in the thread). As Arv is a BITX resource person mentioned by Farhan himself on the hfsigs-page,

I see in the schematic for the BPF that L2 is 6uH. Since it is a tuned circuit one can guess that it is type 6 material and calculate turns. This is IMO more difficult for the 37(?) material

Sorry for your L2. I am sure you will be helped. I would like to call on Farhan to give a list of ALL transformers/inductors based on FT- and T- type toroids, so that everybody can make / replace

yes.Also, once the onboard vfo is at nominal stability, we can add a varicap and couple to ik3oil FLL too.

For anyone who has a Fry's nearby, I was in there yesterday to pick up some BNC connectors, and I noticed that they have small $5 spools of various magnet wire and single ferrite and powdered iron

He did reply and will be sending a replacement. I just don't think I have the patience to wait another month to start playing, so I ordered some parts to wind my own as

Ken, write to hfsignals@..., hopefully they will ship you a replacement. winding 40 turns is quite painful. i have done it a hundred times! - f [BITX20] <BITX20@...> wrote:

Can a IK3OIL FLL VFO be used on the DDS input on the BITX40 V3 SMD board ? If it can, do I just disconnect the coil and cap from the BITX40 ? 73 & Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year 2017

http://partsandkits.com/ Sent: Wednesday, December 21, 2016 5:00 PM To: BITX20@... Subject: Re: [BITX20] Yeah! No! Thanks for the info. It's definitely not something I have

Might give that a shot until new parts arrive. Nothing to lose! 73, Kent W9WB <BITX20@...> wrote:

Ken, if it has simply snapped in two or even a couple of pieces and not crumbled to dust, you can use superglue to put it back together. At least until you get a new one Regards and a very Merry

Hi John Tonight I gave a small presentation on side band inversion to the homebrew group I belong to. A couple were aware of the 'phenomenon', but most found it very interesting. I used this to help

Arv,I think you mean 45 turns and 25 inches of wire. Joel KB6QVI

Thanks for the info, guys. Just ordered from kitsandparts.com. Just added another $10 to the investment. Hopefully that's the last part that will need to be replaced. I wired it up to test anyway,

L2 is 6uh, which would be 25 turns (25 inches) on a T37-6 core. _._ [BITX20] <BITX20@...> wrote:

Kent, www.kitsandparts.com <http://www.kitsandparts.com/> is a good source for small quantities. 25 t37-6 toroids for $5, and they sell small lengths of magnet wire. Click on “Toroids” on the

Thanks for the info. It's definitely not something I have laying around. Anyone point me in the direction of some place I can purchase the toroid and wire without getting killed on shipping or having