Thanks!

Aargh. I may be wrong here! If I am, my apologies, it makes my head spin a bit. I’ll have to go fiddle with the radio and try it out.

I’ll have to look back at the code to see how the MicroBitx works, But after dealing with this at last field day, I wrote a document on how my ICOM works. It may not be quite what you thought! https:/

When I get a chance, I'll check one of my icom's and see what I do, but I suspect many rigs work exactly this way, so that it becomes easy to be right on frequency of the other station, and also hear

well, you might be right, but when you zero beat a heathkit to a 100 kHz marker, and subsequently tune in a CW signal, you will be transmitting on a DIFFERENT frequency from what your dial shows. So I

So, when you do CW, you don't zero beat your RECEIVER to the other station, do you? No. You dial your receiver just the right amount off from the other station's zero beat so that either (a) you are s

Excellent. I sent photos to everyone (70) in our mailing list. Looks like the version I want to get. I am limited on time, repairing half dozen heathkit transceivers and working three amplifiers so ha

That was great of you to explain that! Once you explain it it makes good sense!

#ubitx #v5 #antennas

Thanks! Somehow someone else had brought that up somewhere and I went and looked at it, and it is very likely just what we need to work with some schools! We are putting together a possible proposal t

Great work , guys— thanks.

If you build a reflectometer or other system reasonably well the losses should be extraordinarily low. Otherwise they would burn up when used with higher power rigs!

Well, you were going to have to divide up the paths where all the current can go, and interrupt some or all of them until you work out where it is going. Now is the time to take a look at the schemati

Thank you for your comments. Gordon L Gibby MD MS(EE) Assoc Prof Univ FL

yup...you are a FAR bigger writer than I will ever be, and hence you may not even NEED a publisher. You put something on AMAZON....and people find it. Word of Mouth also travels incredibly far. I have

Aha -- your publishes were actually listed....oops, skipped over that. And I see i can get your books on Amazon! Retirement in 5 weeks, so many fun things to read and do!!!! THANKS for writing all tho

Wow, jack, that is an impressive list!!! Did you ever try the amazon route? I was actually wondering what had been published by Mad Radio Modder, but thanks for that list!! Lots of interesting things

What’s the name there : how do I find out what you have published?

Explanation; That book, "Spying on WINLINK" was written and published in 3 days, expressly to let the Board of ARRL become aware that there is NO encryption in WINLINK. It proposed methods to take the

Jack -- I may have some news, then, of interest to you. Publishing a real, paperback book that you can hold in your hand (or have it electronically if one prefers) is not only cheap, it is FREE. You m

Hey Jack, what were the most important factors that made you decide to go with ARRL instead of just publishing on Amazon yourself?