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You missed an "i" https://www.venus-itech.com/

I have the 6M version. Not HF, still a nice little radio, made quite a few contacts with it. Rich - K3UJ

I heard the digi on 40 and tuned up but didn't hear a peep. Nothing on 80 either. Will try again next week!

I looked at this on the OZQRP website, and found they now have a more capable, but larger DCT, which adds CW. However, both are direct conversion, Double Side Band (presumably suppressed carrier, but

The DR 4020 if you look closely at the front is from Venus-tech you can go to www.venus-tech.com the have several types of radios listed. They are out of the DR4020.

I can highly recommend the G90. While my main mode is CW, I occasionally go on SSB and always get positive remarks on the audio quality and get through pileups surprisingly easily with 20W. You also

I have the 75M version of the MFJ. Very nice rig. You can read my review of it at EHAM: https://www.eham.net/reviews/view-product?id=185 Mike AB1AW

I did almost the same thing Chas. Just twisting the knob up/down and there was Johnny o/a 7.1226. I heard you and Paul, WA9PWP, on 7.122 earlier. Paul was fair copy most of the time but that digi

Hello Chas I was dodging some strong digital QRM that was square on beat with 7.122 72 Johnny ACØBQ -- Check out the 4SQRP website at 4sqrp.com

I was getting ready to shut down the rig after making briefly announcing my presence, along with WA9PWP and N4MJ, on 7,122.04 kHz. I accidently touched the tuning knob and found Johnny on 7,122.65,

Jim, No need to apologize, been there done that & I'm very sure others have as well. But best of all you gave us all, I'm also sure, a good chuckle for us remembering when we've done it too! -- 73 de

There are SSB & DSB kits: ILER SSB for 40m and 20m: https://www.qrphamradiokits.com/qrp-transceiver-kits/iler-40-20-v3-ssb-one-band/ DB4020 Dual-band 40 and 20M QRP SSB Transceiver Kit:

Johnny, Arrived Yellowstone area too late to monitor net. Enjoying Big Sky Country. Best Wishes, Don (W6BOW)

I have the MFJ SSB 20m rig (MFJ-9420). It is a nice little single band rig with very crisp and clean audio. No artifacts or digital noise because it is all analog. I can recommend the design. Lee

CRKits.com has a small SSB kit. I have the 40m version, waiting to be built. It's an updated version of one of his older kits. 73, Gwen, NG3P

The only single band one for 40 meters that I know of that is available new right now is the MFJ-9440. Each model is a bit over $300 (prices vary by band for some reason), which feels like a lot to me

Hello Glenn I was there, right on 3.564. I don’t know where the band was. I heard 2 stations tonight. 72 Johnny -- Check out the 4SQRP website at 4sqrp.com

Found Johnny up at 7.1226. At 0100Z heard WA9PWP, Paul, and W2SH, Chas. Much digi QRM on 7.122. Paul was up and down with the digi noise not good copy. Chas was somewhat better but would have been a

FWIW - I sent the email with cluster info at 0815 local. Just seeing it at 1220 local. A bit of a slow roll on the email. hi hi Anyway, glad you discovered the problem Jim. Part of the email is