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Mike, Thanks for making the project public. I have just ordered 5 boards from JLCPCB (together with another board from a while ago). Took the $8 discount for first order so good value. I intend to use

Bill, My first CW sending tool was a BY-1 and I liked it just fine. I sold it to buy other toys but last year I saw a great deal on an ST-1 so I decided to try it out. I love it. I feel like I make

What Mike was talking about: the paddle ring on the ST-1 is one solid piece. The BY-1's paddle ring is two split half-rings. See pictures. -- William, K6WHP "Cheer up, things could get worse..so I

..thanks! Will not squeeze; am satisfited with your answer and will content myself with my BY-2. I am a horrendous slapper anyway. By the way, check your email; I sent you an unbelievable offer; no

Hey Bill, The ST1 finger pieces are attached to the same piece of metal so when you press one to activate it, the other one actually moves away from it's respective contact. I haven't tried this, but

Aside from the chrome versus black wrinkle base, can anyone explain the mechanical difference (aside from the obvious in the pictures) between the BY-1 and ST-1? I get the fact that the BY-1 is an

vbifyz writes: Welcome to the group. I myself have not yet piddled with FT8 or WSPR, but there are those here who have. Without checking the capacitor values you have on your 4-pole crystal filter,

Hi All, Looks like not many places left on the Net to discuss the DIY ham radio stuff. Glad I've found this one. My current interests are in the area of multiband FT8 and WSPR monitoring, so I was

Well Just had 50 xtals arrive from AliExpress 4.9152MHz Did a simple frequency test with the following resilts 14 of 4.9152MHz 31 of 4.9151MHz 5 of 4.9150MHz I also ordered 10 of the low profile

Hello Diz, W8DIZ, I only have four in the kit I got: 40m 5-Watter SN:16 Regards, Ken, KM4NFQ "Not Fully Qualified"

OK...I have an envelope with a 5x7 piece of cardboard inside, cut to hold an MPSH10 Transistor. Should cost only 70 cents to ship (we'll see) Who needs one? -Diz, W8DIZ

will take me a few days...busy with a sick cat and 5Wattwers -Diz

Diz, I am interested in the Community Parts Store. I think it is a good idea and I will participate. Alan, N8WQ

Howdy Harold, Yea, I remember you doing the free parts store from Indi. WOW...that was 20 years ago. I think I will just create a type of bulletin board for people to contact each other...a meeting

I don't think it needs to be "not for profit". If a buyer doesn't like the price, they won't buy it. If the price is good, they will. If the "good price" includes a profit but both parties are happy

Twenty years ago, or more, I managed a program run by the RCA ARC out of Indianapolis. Basically we had a bunch of parts that were surplus to the club's needs and in too small quantities (mostly) to

Hi, My understanding of the proposal is non profit. I think it is trades and giveaways. Who pays what for postage/shipping can be worked out between the two (or more) parties in each transaction. I

BTW...I'll take any suggestions for establishing a "free trade zone" ...need lots of feedback. I'm thinking something along the lines of a pseudo ebay site, but there will need to be a minimal set of

OK...I'll bite on this. I enjoy writing new code...I got nothin else to do :) junque.org ...check it out later today/tomorrow....place to dump/trade your "stuff" Diz I will set up some web pages

I also have a lot of inventory of a smaller set of part codes that I would like to share with others. Most are NOS of various electronic parts and machine hardware that might be needed for projects.