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uBITX Case
door DU2RK
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This is my version of an enclosure for the popular uBITX HF transceiver in its unmodified form. Well, mostly unmodified. I had to use a separate volume control and power switch because the original was too bulky. The 3.5mm phono mic jack was ditched for a GX16 mic connector. I chose an 8-pin because most mics I have use this.
Some additional materials needed:
- 12vDC SPST rectangular rocker switch, 15x21 mm (refer to drawing)
- 10k volume potentiometer with 17mm diam housing, shaft 6mm diam x 11.5mm long.
- GX16-n microphone jack where n is number of pins. Minimum for uBITX is GX16-3
- 12vDC blower fan, 40x40x10 mm. Current rating (in A or mA) not critical.
- 8 or 4 ohms, 2.5" diam round speaker.
- M3 3x30mm nuts and bolts for the mainboard/cabinet feet.
- M4 4x15mm nuts and bolts to hold the cabinet together.
I increased the diameter of the mounting holes for the mainboard to give some play when sliding in the front panel into the mainboard LCD assembly. The 3.5mm ph
Some additional materials needed:
- 12vDC SPST rectangular rocker switch, 15x21 mm (refer to drawing)
- 10k volume potentiometer with 17mm diam housing, shaft 6mm diam x 11.5mm long.
- GX16-n microphone jack where n is number of pins. Minimum for uBITX is GX16-3
- 12vDC blower fan, 40x40x10 mm. Current rating (in A or mA) not critical.
- 8 or 4 ohms, 2.5" diam round speaker.
- M3 3x30mm nuts and bolts for the mainboard/cabinet feet.
- M4 4x15mm nuts and bolts to hold the cabinet together.
I increased the diameter of the mounting holes for the mainboard to give some play when sliding in the front panel into the mainboard LCD assembly. The 3.5mm ph
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