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Looking for source of small gauge, shielded but flexible audio cable for internal wiring.?

Also looking for how folks might have added an audio filter like the Hi-Per-Mite filter internally to the uBitx.

I tried using a DPDT switch to route the audio from Audio1 connector to the filter and the DPDT switch then switching the filter out in and out to headphones.
It's a tight fit and cabling is crowed and awkward. It works but thinking there might be a better way.

If you've done let's hear and/or see how you did it.

Pete WK8S

Hi, Chop up a set of cheap in-ear headphones....

See my new board, awating delivery:? /g/BITX20/topic/14920831?p=Created,,,20,1,0,0
Ill post up pic of it installed once done.
73 Nick.

Have you ever cut into an old USB printer cable?


Randy

Pete
I have a Hi-Per-Mite in my uBitx and it makes a huge difference. ?I'm not switching it, but I've installed the SCAF in other things such as my KX1 (I had a short article about it in QRP Quarterly last issue) have used DPDTs in those.
I'm purely cw, so in the uBitx I wired the Hi-Per-Mite between the headphones jack and the speaker. ?If I want to bypass the SCAF, I use earphones. ?Otherwise, I use the speaker. ?
73
Howard K4LXY

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Neil, W2NDG

I don't suggest you should spend money on this

but really old (pentium) desktop computers used them. The modern SATA drives don't. Try your local friendly comnputer store. I have rescued lots.
Brian VK4BAP

I get most of my small diam wire by stripping it out of old TV sets or radios.

Plenty of good stuff if you take the time to look.

73
Jim N6OTQ

some of those headphones use litz wire....

I use ethernet wire for breadboarding.