RadioKits.in Case #ubitx
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Tried to solder the On/Off switch to the PC board today. Melted the plastic on the switch. Anyone know a decent replacement for it? It's a nice case, I just need a new switch.
-- 73 de W5NNH
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John, could you point me at the website for the case?
73, Paul K2AYZ
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Mike Yancey
https://amateurradiokits.in/store/metal-enclosures/ ...but I believe the demand has been such that they're on hold until April 15. Mike Yancey, KM5Z
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lou_w2row
I also had trouble fitting the power pcb between the fuse and switch. I bent the fuse lead so that it sort of fit together. My switch survived the soldering but just barely. I could see the plastic softening.
Has anyone tried to fit the tuning knob (provided with the case) to the encoder (provided with the radio)? The hole in the knob is much to small to fit on the encoder shaft. I could not see anyway to adjust the knob opening. 73, Lou W2ROW
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lou_w2row
Thanks to Ken VE3KCY, I did manage to fit the tuning knob. The "secret" is to pry the cap off the front of the knob which exposes the adjustment screw unerneath. The cap on mine fit so well that it was not obvious at first that it was removable.
73, Lou W2ROW
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Thanks, Mike
These look very nice. Taking new orders on 4/15
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KM4TRT
but I believe the demand has been such that they're on hold until April 15. Mike Yancey, KM5Z
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chris gress <Chrisg0wfh@...>
I just ordered a red case they are taking orders again chris G0WFH
On Sun, 8 Apr 2018, 15:52 KM4TRT via Groups.Io, <garello=aol.com@groups.io> wrote:
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Mike Yancey
Hah - someone else who liked the red one, too, yesterday.
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I had been wanting a green case. Of course, green becomes available after I've already received my grey one! LOL!
I love my case, just need better pictures of how to hook up some of the accessory boards, etc. -- 73 de W5NNH
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Ken Held KF7DUR
I ordered a red one today
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Roy Appleton
Gray for the ubitx and blue for a BITX40! Roy WA0YMH
On Sun, Apr 15, 2018, 2:09 PM Ken Held via Groups.Io <kf7dur=aol.com@groups.io> wrote: I ordered a red one today
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Okay, so I've been putting the uBitx in the case. Anyone have any idea how to solder the USB cable from the Raduino to the back USB-B connector?
-- 73 de W5NNH
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Okay, upon rereading my last message in this topic, I realized I sounded like I didn't know how to solder. :/
I need the pinout for the Micro-USB cable to solder to the PCB that the USB-B socket is already soldered to. -- 73 de W5NNH
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Arv Evans
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On Fri, Apr 27, 2018 at 6:44 PM, John Kemker <kemkerj3@...> wrote: Okay, upon rereading my last message in this topic, I realized I sounded like I didn't know how to solder. :/
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lou_w2row
John,
Attached is a photo of the connection I used. Just cut a mini USB cable to length. The colors seem to be standard. The shield for the cable is soldered underneath to the shield of the USB jack. Lou W2ROW
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Terence Taylor
I have been looking all over, but cannot find a good assembly guide for this case. Can anyone point me in the right direction?
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Curt
John, many have done same and found that many toggle switches will fit. Until then okay to jumper it and use the power connection to turn it off with a pull.
Check ubitx.com for case assembly suggestions, as Sunil maintains this URL. Yes it was an adventure building before I found the rest of the instructions. Merry Christmas to all builders and users. Curt
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Terence Taylor
Thanks, Curt for reminding me about ubitx.com. Found what I needed there.
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