--- In [email protected], "eplerkeppler" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 
wrote:
>
> Nice to see it a bit smaller.
> 
> Shave another quarter inch off, for 2.25 X 3.25 and it would be an
> Altoids Tin candidate.  Well if the band module has enough vertical
> room as well, an Altoids tin has slightly over 0.75" vertical inside
> dimension.  More SMD's?
> 
> 
> -- Charles   WC5MC
> 
> 
> --- In [email protected], "kb9yig" <raparks@> wrote:
> >
> > Good Afternoon All,
> > 
> > I have completed the board layout for a version of the RXTX where 
the 
> > Xtall function is combined on the same board with a SoftRock Lite 
> > receiver, (like the Lite+Xtall v8.3), as well as the one-watt 
RXTX 
> > transmitter function.  Plug-in RX and TX modules provide for band 
> > changing with the target to be the four band groups: 160m, 
80m/40m, 
> > 30m/20m/17m, and 15m/12m/10m.
> > 
> > The board size is slightly smaller than the RXTXv6.2 board at 2.5 
> > inches by 3.25 inches.  The TX module plugs on top of the upper 
right 
> > quadrant of the RXTX board carries the TX band specific 
components as 
> > well as the driver and PA circuits.  The receiver band specific 
> > module is the same as used with the v8.3 Lite+Xtall kit.
> > 
> > One additional feature of the RXTX+Xtall v6.3 board is the 
inclusion 
> > of the Rocky 3.x interface on the board so that the transceiver 
is 
> > Rocky ready, just wire a D-9 connector to the board for serial 
port 
> > control of the RXTX board.
> > 
> > Final board checking should be completed by Monday and prototype 
> > boards will be orders for four examples of the transceiver kit.  
I am 
> > needing two additional testers who have the interest and test 
> > equipment to evaluate the performance of the transceiver on 
various 
> > bands. The kit will be provide at no charge to two testers who 
are 
> > interested in providing feedback later in May.
> > 
> > Thanks and 73,
> > Tony KB9YIG
> >
>

Tony:
I believe I can help with one of them.  The only issue is that I will 
be out of town in DC in early June.  So, it depends on how late in 
May.

I would be interested in a production unit in any case.

Terry
WB4JFI


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