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I just want to say thank you, you made a kit affordable to everyone.

You undertook the design, giving woman work by winding toroids and other parts of the kit.

You took your own personal time to not only design the radio

you had to design the board, spend your time trying to find a manufacturer to mass produce the boards at an affordable price.

Organize the workforce to assemble and pack the kits, checking each board before it goes out.

Spent your personal time that could be spent with your family to think of us , and I copy and pasted your quote:

?to encourage people all over the world to get more active in amateur radio, analog electronics and self-learning. Building and modifying radios is a great education. Lack of access to elmers and and radio builders' community, absence of test equipment : all impede the spread of homebrewing. With the BITX40, we hope to recover that ground and encourage more and more people to get on air, modify, experiment, build and learn. So, go head, make that mod you wanted to.

We all know that you are not making a profit especially when shipping is included. ?So, I just want to say Thank You!

I also know there are a lot of Hams that are saying Thank You

Look at the activity in this group, a lot of Happy Hams!

Thank you and God Bless,

and from all of the Ham Radio Community to you, a Big Thank You!

???????????????????????? Eddie – kj4fgi

I could not agree more , He's opened up the ham bands to more and more Hams ...?

Thankyou .

Marc 'Gw0wvl' ....?

On Thu, 16 Feb 2017 at 12:40, Allard PE1NWL

<pe1nwl@...> wrote:

I couldn't agree more. Thank you Ashhar!
Allard PE1NWL

Perfectly said. I second Eddie Statement.? Thanks very much

Ric KM4LEN

I just want to say thank you, you made a kit affordable to everyone.

You undertook the design, giving woman work by winding toroids and other parts of the kit.

You took your own personal time to not only design the radio

you had to design the board, spend your time trying to find a manufacturer to mass produce the boards at an affordable price.

Organize the workforce to assemble and pack the kits, checking each board before it goes out.

Spent your personal time that could be spent with your family to think of us , and I copy and pasted your quote:

?to encourage people all over the world to get more active in amateur radio, analog electronics and self-learning. Building and modifying radios is a great education. Lack of access to elmers and and radio builders' community, absence of test equipment : all impede the spread of homebrewing. With the BITX40, we hope to recover that ground and encourage more and more people to get on air, modify, experiment, build and learn. So, go head, make that mod you wanted to.

We all know that you are not making a profit especially when shipping is included. ?So, I just want to say Thank You!

I also know there are a lot of Hams that are saying Thank You

Look at the activity in this group, a lot of Happy Hams!

Thank you and God Bless,

and from all of the Ham Radio Community to you, a Big Thank You!

???????????????????????? Eddie – kj4fgi

Guys,
Stop please. It is embarrassing. I wanted this as badly as you all did. I bought three myself. i haven't had the time yet.. I want to listen to the Oscars with it. it should be easy to tweak it with a different band pass and a BFR92 in place of the front end rf amp...

On 17 Feb 2017 8:15 p.m., "Richard Andrew Knack via Groups.Io" <ihc73scout2=yahoo.com@groups.io> wrote:

Yes, thank you very much Mr. Farhan! I miss the old days of Heathkit and Ten Tec selling reasonably priced (and not so reasonably priced) kits for ham radio equipment. Kits for HF transceivers, except the rock-bound Chinese QRP CW kits, tend to be very expensive for the most part, especially on a factory worker's wages (at least where I live). While I already have a couple of operational HF transceivers, I am once again experiencing the joy that comes from a "do-it-yourself" project. Keep up the good work!

Rich

KC8MWG

On Friday, February 17, 2017 9:24 AM, Baruch Atta <baruchatta@...> wrote:

Ashhar

Yes, thanks for the kit and for the valuable lessons in electronics.? I saw first hand the effects of the changes that I made (mostly to the VFO). ? ?I wouldn't try this on a "big rig" for fear of royally screwing up.? But I am dedicated to getting the BITX working the way I want.? Many happy hours of puttering around with the board. ?

I wonder if there is a Ham Radio Karma ? ?

TNX 73, JOE W3TTT ?

On Thu, Feb 16, 2017 at 7:08 AM, Ed Vignati <kj4fgi@...> wrote:

I just want to say thank you, you made a kit affordable to everyone.

You undertook the design, giving woman work by winding toroids and other parts of the kit.

You took your own personal time to not only design the radio

you had to design the board, spend your time trying to find a manufacturer to mass produce the boards at an affordable price.

Organize the workforce to assemble and pack the kits, checking each board before it goes out.

Spent your personal time that could be spent with your family to think of us , and I copy and pasted your quote:

?to encourage people all over the world to get more active in amateur radio, analog electronics and self-learning. Building and modifying radios is a great education. Lack of access to elmers and and radio builders' community, absence of test equipment : all impede the spread of homebrewing. With the BITX40, we hope to recover that ground and encourage more and more people to get on air, modify, experiment, build and learn. So, go head, make that mod you wanted to.

We all know that you are not making a profit especially when shipping is included. ?So, I just want to say Thank You!

I also know there are a lot of Hams that are saying Thank You

Look at the activity in this group, a lot of Happy Hams!

Thank you and God Bless,

and from all of the Ham Radio Community to you, a Big Thank You!

???????????????????????? Eddie – kj4fgi

Oh yea , did we forgot the word ....Modest....

On Fri, Feb 17, 2017 at 9:56 AM, Ashhar Farhan <farhanbox@...> wrote:

Guys,
Stop please. It is embarrassing. I wanted this as badly as you all did. I bought three myself. i haven't had the time yet.. I want to listen to the Oscars with it. it should be easy to tweak it with a different band pass and a BFR92 in place of the front end rf amp...

On 17 Feb 2017 8:15 p.m., "Richard Andrew Knack via Groups.Io" <ihc73scout2=yahoo.com@groups.io> wrote:

Yes, thank you very much Mr. Farhan! I miss the old days of Heathkit and Ten Tec selling reasonably priced (and not so reasonably priced) kits for ham radio equipment. Kits for HF transceivers, except the rock-bound Chinese QRP CW kits, tend to be very expensive for the most part, especially on a factory worker's wages (at least where I live). While I already have a couple of operational HF transceivers, I am once again experiencing the joy that comes from a "do-it-yourself" project. Keep up the good work!

Rich

KC8MWG

On Friday, February 17, 2017 9:24 AM, Baruch Atta <baruchatta@...> wrote:

Ashhar

Yes, thanks for the kit and for the valuable lessons in electronics.? I saw first hand the effects of the changes that I made (mostly to the VFO). ? ?I wouldn't try this on a "big rig" for fear of royally screwing up.? But I am dedicated to getting the BITX working the way I want.? Many happy hours of puttering around with the board. ?

I wonder if there is a Ham Radio Karma ? ?

TNX 73, JOE W3TTT ?

On Thu, Feb 16, 2017 at 7:08 AM, Ed Vignati <kj4fgi@...> wrote:

I just want to say thank you, you made a kit affordable to everyone.

You undertook the design, giving woman work by winding toroids and other parts of the kit.

You took your own personal time to not only design the radio

you had to design the board, spend your time trying to find a manufacturer to mass produce the boards at an affordable price.

Organize the workforce to assemble and pack the kits, checking each board before it goes out.

Spent your personal time that could be spent with your family to think of us , and I copy and pasted your quote:

?to encourage people all over the world to get more active in amateur radio, analog electronics and self-learning. Building and modifying radios is a great education. Lack of access to elmers and and radio builders' community, absence of test equipment : all impede the spread of homebrewing. With the BITX40, we hope to recover that ground and encourage more and more people to get on air, modify, experiment, build and learn. So, go head, make that mod you wanted to.

We all know that you are not making a profit especially when shipping is included. ?So, I just want to say Thank You!

I also know there are a lot of Hams that are saying Thank You

Look at the activity in this group, a lot of Happy Hams!

Thank you and God Bless,

and from all of the Ham Radio Community to you, a Big Thank You!

???????????????????????? Eddie – kj4fgi

"would you please reposed it some of us are not members of the group"

Sorry, Ray. I don't quite understand what it is you want. Again, please...

john
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