ubitx case 3d models

This is a custom-made microphone designed specifically for the uBITX QRP radio kit. To build it, simply repurpose the original hardware provided in the package, and you'll need only one essential component: a 3.5mm stereo jack wire that can be easily...

This is a microphone designed specifically for use with the uBITX QRP radio. To create this design, I used the original hardware provided in the kit. All you will need is a wire featuring a 3.5mm stereo jack, which can be found at most dollar stores,...

This is a simple enclosure made to hold a standard 2 inch 8 ohm speaker for use with the uBItX transceiver. It includes a strain relief to support the cable connected to the speaker. Print Settings Printer Brand: Robo 3D Printer: R1 ABS + PLA Model...

The microphone component itself is an electret type that comes packaged with the uBITX QRP kit, but you can also use it on any device capable of working with an electret mic. Electrets require a bias voltage to function effectively. To assemble this...

... an exceptional finish. I highly recommend considering the following additional accessories: Microphone: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3044144 LCD Bracket: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3548104 Case: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2925336

A 3mm thick bezel surrounds the LCD provided in the uBitx kit, serving as a protective border when cuts into the case are imperfect or holes drilled are off-center, requiring a surrounding frame to conceal any imperfections.

One thing about the uBitx design is that the main controller, the "Raduino", isn't really held in place by anything other than the .01-spaced pins that connect it to the main radio pcb. This is less than ideal for a portable radio. My first attempt...

This is a front face plate designed specifically for the popular EF-01 case, engineered to securely hold a Nextion 3.2" LCD display in perfect harmony with the uBitx transceiver. The latest version 1.092 of the CEC firmware for uBitx now boasts...

You can find similar fans at Amazon, specifically this Radial Cooling Fan designed for 3D printers:...

Needed an enclosure for my uBitx v6 base kit so i designed one. ... This will work with the supplied plexiglass templates.

I also suggest mounting that regulator (possible 7805) to the case to use the case as a heat sink. You will also need some short m3 screws to mount the screen. I printed the face plate from PLA standing up in the normal position with supports...

... rails and screws for secure pad mounting. Printing this large enclosure can be a time-consuming process. Designed specifically to accommodate only an LED cutout, this versatile enclosure enables you to customize your UBITX as needed. 73! ...KE0KHA

... this insert to drop into a 5.56 Ammo Can. Battery bay is for 4 Headway batteries in series. Sliding panel will mount the balanced charger. fanmount fits 19x19 pc fan uBitx mount and 2 mounts for raspberry Pi 2 or 3 I have yet to test this out.

I crafted the Boss Version based on valuable feedback from the Facebook uBitx Bitx40 group. The original version remains available as a standalone download, allowing users who prefer brackets over bosses or require extra space to make their own...

The uBITX as delivered lacks decent filtering for 160m, yet it functions properly in all other aspects for the 1.8-2mhz band. This low pass filter uses standard air core coils and is effective. One terminal connects to the radio while the other...

... and 4 inches high, providing ample space for modifications or battery installation beneath the top-hung Ubix. ...The robust walls are a sturdy 4mm thick, while the included standoffs securely fasten the PCB to the case alongside the adjustable rails.

This model was designed utilizing Tinkercad's capabilities. ...You can make adjustments to it directly on the website at https://www.tinkercad.com/things/5m9B8Mn4iZz.

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This handheld mic employs a high-quality condenser mic element and a rugged SPST pushbutton switch to deliver reliable, clear sound capture. The entire device is expertly assembled using M3 x 8mm socket head screws, ensuring a secure and durable...

Here are two extra front panel layouts for the uBITX enclosure created by KE0KHA. I've produced one front layout that's completely blank and one with engraved text. ...Feel free to enjoy them!

This is a rework of several different EF01 panels, designed to allow the use of a 3.5" Nextion screen and a SO-239 panel mount instead of the supplied BNC connector that comes with the uBITX. These parts are being test printed as I type this message....

The design relies on hardware that's easily obtainable at local hardware stores or 99c stores, plus the original hardware provided by the uBITX kit. This design can also be adapted to any radio other than the uBITX. ... To build this morse code paddle,...

This is Dave's K0NYK design implemented by Ryan (W7RLF).\r\n6.75" W x 7" L x 3.5" Rear H, 1.75" Front H\r\nThe only openings are for the speaker and display so you can make your own modifications.\r\nDisplay bezel included in the package.\r\nPower...

I'm excited to showcase a front panel upgrade for my uBitx metal enclosure, which I designed to have a distinct vintage flair. This creative project was brought to life using Tinkercad's powerful design tools. The VFO knob was skillfully crafted by...

I decided to model my own hand mic for the uBitx kit. They only provide an electret microphone element with the kit. The micro switch I used had a center button so I left a hole in the pocket for that. The switch pocket wall is only 1 mm on the face,...

I designed my own hand mic for the uBitx kit, opting to augment the provided electret microphone element with a custom-built unit. The original micro switch I used featured a center button, prompting me to create an offset in the switch pocket wall.

Modifications to the case need be made to make all the modifications to the original uBITX easier to use so to keep people from having to cut more holes in a factory case and for those with the uBITX V6 basic kit to have a decent case for their...

Followed KE0KHA print instructions carefully to ensure correct execution. Identified exact location where lettering begins to print and executed pause/switch filament commands accordingly. Printed the LCD cover separately and utilized double-sided...

I was on the hunt for a bigger knob that would stand out from the rest I'd come across.

The bracket securely fastens the Arduino board against the main board of a Ubixt radio with precision, utilizing four to twelve millimeter machine screws and two matching nuts for a snug fit.