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Hendrix bitx-20 is a kit from an ashar farhan design which has a board tested for harmonics etc. It works but still has problems
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Bitx-20 14 mhz tranceiver

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Hendrix Bitx-20, worked 1300 miles with 8 -10 watts, end fed lnr antenna.

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This is a guide to build & improve this $14 DIY Ebay kit as the OEM docs (also incl. here) are borderline Chinglish.
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What happens when you push the limits of a DS-1102E 100MHz oscilloscope by feeding it successively higher frequency signals? Let's find out.
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Stretching the Limits of a Rigol DS-1102E Scope

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A switch for a Dahlander dual speed asynchronous 3-phase motor based on a finite state machine implemented on Arduino
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Don't want to hard code your Blynk AuthID or WiFi credentials into your code? Then use Embedis to store and change them on-the-fly!
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Controls a few LEDs using an Arduino and Speech Recognition
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How fast and how cheaply can test equipment be made? Two can be made for less than 5 dollars, and an hour of time.
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Quick Continuity Testers from Dollar Store Parts

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