Terrific Johnny, thanks. I would like to pre-order 2 of them. 73. Griff NE3I Robert Alan Griffiths

Thank you John, appreciate the info. -- Tnx es 72 WAØITP WAØITP Home Page 4SQRP Home Page

There's a similar device described in the July, 1997 QST that I almost built one time. Something like that would be fun and easy to build, but the warning about having long ragchews is

I would like to join the bandwagon for a 10 meter Cricket, with the crystal in the Technician part of the band. Frank N6CES

Here's a 2m FM unit that you can try. Although it's on my website I have never tried it myself....... I thought that some of the locals would enjoy practicing CW but it was a dead end. Really not

I would like to see a simple 2 meter cw/ kit transmitter that could be heard in our handhelds. Herb/WR9H

N2USC "6m xceiver kit would be great, either CW or SSB or both." I like that idea as well KD9MDL

I would like to report how I frequency spot with my original BJ. I have used the methods described in the instructions (putting the crystal across the antenna input and listening for the heterodyne

I am not sure even what this is.... but if it is for the Bayou Jumper..... count me in.

Hi my friend i put my filter with the rig a little masking tape drill out hole below the phone jack add switch nice addition for a cw filter. Hope to work u soon agent 049.

Gm Peter Its a great audio filter. It takes power, audio in and out to headphones. I built one stand alone and used a double pole double throw switch as a by pass. this lets you get close then

Mark I have the original white faced BJ which works extremely well. Nevertheless a filter would be helpful. My Hi-Per-Mite should arrive today or tomorrow. I plan on trying it as an external addition

Occasionally a flurry of CQ here in Florida on 40m but quickly gone on 80m S5 Hash. See ya next week. John KK4ITX Zephyrhills Visit: www.zaarc.org. 👁

Thank's Johnny!! Also looking forward to ordering a kit!!!!! 72/73, Peter - WA1ISA

Thank you Johnny, Looking forward to ordering a kit and building it. 73, Jeff K9JP -- Do Something Nice for Someone Else Today. 73 and ZUT (CW forever)

Gm group It seems that their is lots of interest in the Crystal spotter That Jim N5IB has created. We are ordering the parts and will Have them up for sale as soon as the boards arrive. I have

How about converting that NDB receiver into a one watt tunable transceiver for 630 meter band? The 630-meter (or 600-meter) amateur radio band is a frequency band allocated by the International

NDB = Non Directional Beacon like the old aircraft beacons that used to identify airports and give old time pilots a signal to follow to the airport or take reading from three or four beacons and use

I would like a 10 meter and or 6 meter cricket. I’m sure that would be a little (lot) more complicated than the others. But there is nothing out there like it. de n5vwn

...and what do you do with an NDB? Bob KG5GTE > Non directional beacon. I had to look it up myself.72, > John, AA0VE > > >> On Jan 6, 2021, at 9:05 PM, Johnny AC0BQ <jomatlock@...> >>