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Apache Case on Sale
I bought two 1800s, they would not fit my ubitx pcb at the bottom of the case by a fraction of an inch because of the orientation of the raduino and heat sinks on the short axis of the card, they must
I bought two 1800s, they would not fit my ubitx pcb at the bottom of the case by a fraction of an inch because of the orientation of the raduino and heat sinks on the short axis of the card, they must
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For anyone ordering in Canada, Import Taxes!
#ubitx
No DHL fees into the US for me, that is. John
No DHL fees into the US for me, that is. John
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For anyone ordering in Canada, Import Taxes!
#ubitx
No fees from DHL for my bitx40 or ubitx. John
No fees from DHL for my bitx40 or ubitx. John
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Amplifier Kit?
Sorry for the newbie question, but the WA2EBY kit is for 1W drive, won't that splatter like crazy with 5-10W from a uBitx? Or how would an operator decrease the uBitx output power that low to let the
Sorry for the newbie question, but the WA2EBY kit is for 1W drive, won't that splatter like crazy with 5-10W from a uBitx? Or how would an operator decrease the uBitx output power that low to let the
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Tuning reversed issue
Even easier is using a small object (thumb tack, tiny drill bit, etc) to unhook the black and brown wires from the header and reverse their positions. Then you can change sketches without worry in the
Even easier is using a small object (thumb tack, tiny drill bit, etc) to unhook the black and brown wires from the header and reverse their positions. Then you can change sketches without worry in the
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Fuse size for UBITX
A prior discussion said a fast blow 2.0 amp, I've only seen draws in the 1.3 amp range, so I've been happy with that fuse so far. John
A prior discussion said a fast blow 2.0 amp, I've only seen draws in the 1.3 amp range, so I've been happy with that fuse so far. John
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Wiring encoder
Another easy physical solution is to use a pin to remove the offending wires from the headers. Push down on the little tab while gently pulling and they come right out. Change the order and insert wit
Another easy physical solution is to use a pin to remove the offending wires from the headers. Push down on the little tab while gently pulling and they come right out. Change the order and insert wit
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Variable power control
How variable does it need to be? Could the Raduino drive a relay to switch between the board's power level and a higher voltage source by a software menu satisfy your need? Or are you looking for more
How variable does it need to be? Could the Raduino drive a relay to switch between the board's power level and a higher voltage source by a software menu satisfy your need? Or are you looking for more
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Tell me your favorite uBitx mods
A relay to select the board's power source (12 or 13.5v) or an alternate power input (24v or a variable input) as the feed to the finals, potentially with the system reading the voltages and the softw
A relay to select the board's power source (12 or 13.5v) or an alternate power input (24v or a variable input) as the feed to the finals, potentially with the system reading the voltages and the softw
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Very low power output (BitX40), everything appears to be working but setup driving me crazy!
Gene, What frequency did you test on, and did you try other frequencies? It turns out my Bitx40 shows different output levels depending on the frequency across the 40m band, maybe your board has the s
Gene, What frequency did you test on, and did you try other frequencies? It turns out my Bitx40 shows different output levels depending on the frequency across the 40m band, maybe your board has the s
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Power output decreases as a function of frequency?
#bitx40
Raj, Could you suggest a method for bypassing L1-L3? I'm not sure how I would do that with any temporary change, any approach I can think of would be permanent and then attempting to reverse the damag
Raj, Could you suggest a method for bypassing L1-L3? I'm not sure how I would do that with any temporary change, any approach I can think of would be permanent and then attempting to reverse the damag
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Power output decreases as a function of frequency?
#bitx40
Bottom line up front: I am having a problem with my Bitx40 where the power output decreases as I increase my frequency across the 40m band. I completed all of Allard's 1.27.3 mods, plus RX/TX lights,
Bottom line up front: I am having a problem with my Bitx40 where the power output decreases as I increase my frequency across the 40m band. I completed all of Allard's 1.27.3 mods, plus RX/TX lights,
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Rugged Case Options?
#ubitx
Or go with a metal military ammo can for really rugged construction. The lid even easily detaches, just open and slide sideways until the hinge pins disengage, so it wouldn't be awkward for shack use
Or go with a metal military ammo can for really rugged construction. The lid even easily detaches, just open and slide sideways until the hinge pins disengage, so it wouldn't be awkward for shack use
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Ubitx Tap point to add external RTL-SDR?
Here's a better link to the actual blog post in question, the previous link is to the blog in general: http://bitxhacks.blogspot.com/2017/03/a-band-scope-for-bitx.html So excuse the dumb question, wha
Here's a better link to the actual blog post in question, the previous link is to the blog in general: http://bitxhacks.blogspot.com/2017/03/a-band-scope-for-bitx.html So excuse the dumb question, wha
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Allard's Capacitive touch keyer
Has anyone made a desktop capacitive paddle? I was thinking about a wood base filled with lead shot, but the difficulty of making the top half look "nice" and figuring out size/spacing/etc put the pro
Has anyone made a desktop capacitive paddle? I was thinking about a wood base filled with lead shot, but the difficulty of making the top half look "nice" and figuring out size/spacing/etc put the pro
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Two little circuit boards for my Bitx40 txcvrs
Or crush the SMD with clippers, then remove each half individually with a small solder tip. John
Or crush the SMD with clippers, then remove each half individually with a small solder tip. John
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µBITX as a Tool for Recruiting New Hams
I'm 36 and a chemical engineer by education (I'll also admit, I was not a big fan of my one electricity & magnetism class during undergrad), but a recent job change put me into the world of RF. Rather
I'm 36 and a chemical engineer by education (I'll also admit, I was not a big fan of my one electricity & magnetism class during undergrad), but a recent job change put me into the world of RF. Rather
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SDR dongle for spectrum analyzer with signal from Bitx40?
Maybe use a cheap dongle and a power meter until you're confident in the switch?
Maybe use a cheap dongle and a power meter until you're confident in the switch?
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SDR dongle for spectrum analyzer with signal from Bitx40?
Arvo, Very cool find, thanks for sharing! John
Arvo, Very cool find, thanks for sharing! John
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SDR dongle for spectrum analyzer with signal from Bitx40?
I think most would have the SDR dongle attached to the computer outside the Bitx's enclosure, so they could use the dongle with other antennas for different applications. I was going to run the coax f
I think most would have the SDR dongle attached to the computer outside the Bitx's enclosure, so they could use the dongle with other antennas for different applications. I was going to run the coax f
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