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trent,i have chronic cluster headache,terminal scleraderma and my kit building days are. pretty much gone due to parkinsons at the moment. i envy your current kit problem. cheers,p

https://www.qrp-labs.com/bpfkit.html https://www.arrl.org/files/file/Technology/tis/info/pdf/9805044.pdf Bryan Corkran

The better option is puttin a BPF instead of a LPF which is the better way but as I have constant headaches etc doe to pressure on my spinal cord I cant out the values and the online online calcs are

Thanks John. I just made the first QSO with the Z-match tuner and my dorm EFHW. It works just fine. Thanks, Adam

A simple BCI filter on the RX path would solve this issue.

For the 20m kit which do you all think would be better a MW bandstop or a 20m Bandpass?

Folks, I agree that problem solving is part of Amateur Radio, especially dealing with BCI. However, as the designer and kit provider, I should have made it clear that this is something new and people

I still think that a $39 kit that fits in a cigarette packet sized box as a cheap introduction to FT8 is a valid and useful product for many (OK not all but you have to accept some compromises for

Where I am the nearest AM BC antenna is over 50K away so I have nothing near me onAM

Trent, BCI is the nature of a direct conversion receiver. The crystal and the 27p cap in the front end will help reduce it, however I did receive a BCI report from Beijing where the MW broadcast

Wow a little angry there.? Part of this hobby is fixing problems as they come up. A 27pf cap is a jelly bean part which can be purchased at any supply house. If you don't want to purchase one,

I just made my first and fuckin LAST crkits 20M FT8 transceiver,i've done most of it on the TX side and as I done the RX side which it is missing the needed 27p cap all I get is fuckin BC from ABC

Nice work Adam! John AA7US

Folks, This is my work this weekend. https://mp.weixin./s/ehBss8YBT0Y8z2WMg5oKpA Thanks, Adam

Folks, This is the 1st place so far: Thanks, Adam

Sounds good, John. You are one of the earliest buyers and I wish you good luck with your build and contest. Thanks, Adam

Adam, I received the kit, but life (as it does) has gotten in the way of my hobby. I will I’ll be building it soon, and will report back on the quality of the instructions, and my contacts with the

Folks, After you've done your build, you are encouraged to put into use and report your distance of QSO with a screen snapshot of the software (WSJT-x or JTDX) in this thread. The longest distance QSO

Well built. Thanks, Adam

Some pics