Hello Gary, If you still have this kit, what's your asking price? 73's Jim KD0WF 4S# 960

If anyone has an unbuilt SS-40TX they are willing to part with, I'm your man! Please respond off list, thanks & 72! / Woody / WD9F fghester@...

I still have mine pig rig, what would be nice for this or similar project is a micro controller for module switching frequency counter etc. Tim W4YN

The June sprint is this coming Tuesday (NOT Wednesday!) evening local time (June 9th, EDT - 8:30-10:30PM, CDT - 7:30-9:30PM, MDT - 6:30-8:30PM, PDT - 5:30-7:30PM), which translates as Wednesday, June

The June sprint is this coming Tuesday evening local time (June 9th, EDT - 8:30-10:30PM, CDT - 7:30-9:30PM, MDT - 6:30-8:30PM, PDT - 5:30-7:30PM), which translates as Wednesday, June 10th, 0030 to

I remember following the Multi Pig builds and thinking I would love to do one, alas it was MUCH beyond my skill level. I will ride along with interest on the rig discussions. Riding along with 4S DE

.....anyone taken the SAVXO and made it work in 160???? If you did ------ how much frequency variation were you able to realize? Thank you, in advance, for your reply....72, Jim Rodenkirch K9JWV

Forgot to mention that WB8ICN built a Cardboard Combo also, and his looks much better than mine.. Do you still have it Mikey? 72 WAØITPI love this radio stuff.www.wa0itp.comwa0itp@...

Near the bottom of this page, you can see how a sloppy builder (me) stuck something similar together on a piece of cardboard. This is the infamous "Cardboard Combo" darned if it didn't work pretty

I would be very interested in an SSB XTR. I have a kit CW XMTR and a kit RVCR. A crystal controlled XMTR for 40, 20, and/or 17 would be great for me... _ _ ... .. _ _ _ Doc K5OSA - QTH:

Greetings, Sounds like it could be fun. I have been working towards plug-and-play modules with my Beach 40 project so I can swap out experimental sections, this sounds very similar. My first

I would go for a SSB kit. How about something like the "Let's Build Something" rig in QRP Quarterly. Plus, you have the BITx, and others. It's relatively easy to build a crystal filter now days and

I would like to see a simple 5w cw tranceiver for the 60 meter band with pluggable xstals for the 5 different frequencies. I think that would be a fun group build. It would also promote the use of the

The multiPig rig is a cool one. I never got one for a number of reasons. * I have a number of all band rigs * It looked complicated * It didn't come with a way to make a single package. Just a bunch

Gm guys Sounds a lot like the Multi pig that that DIZ used to sell! I'm good for a group build! I think we have plenty of Dream boards left if they will fit in? Johnny AC0BQ -- QRP....."More smiles

Great idea Mike, This would make a great group build project on the reflector. There could be many contributors taking on a specific board. Diz's toolkits might be employed

Diz has *some* left, others discontinued and perhaps others will be as current supply runs out. The dream boards are interesting but I wonder how well they have been selling. Without parts they would

We already have the Dream Boards. Some projects to learn how to use them would be great. Gary / KF7WNS

That could certainly be done. Diz has some of the boards and kits available to do some of those functions. See http://www.partsandkits.com/rftoolkits.php. There is no "motherboard', you

Don --- I agree with your thoughts. I would like to perhaps see a mother board approach to the rig. A set of basic modules: audio amplifier crystal filter product detector receive mixer receive input