we where there from 21:00 to about 21:20 cst

Thanks Jim. After reviewing the schematic diagram of your Crystal Spotter, I was trying to figure out how/where it was connected to the Bayou Jumper. A Bayou “Blue Tooth” connection. Neat! 73.

Here's a pic of mine. I mounted it in a box which is angled, the back being higher than the front. I think it was designed to be used in this manner. In the pic you can see a crystal in the crystal

Here's a pic of mine. I mounted it in a box which is angled, the back being higher than the front. I think it was designed to be used in this manner. In the pic you can see a crystal in the crystal

Did the new DMR net complete. I was monitoring the talk group but did not get any activity. 73 K9JKJ

Inquiring minds want to know...but I'm in WD4ON

Sound nice Tom. I never thought of that? I just leave mine open, I have it mounted at a angle on some plexiglass. -- Check out the 4SQRP website at 4sqrp.com

I don't know if you've ever seen mine or not, but I made it a lot more user-friendly by putting it in a box and using a multi-position rotary switch to choose the different functions. I really like

Non-Directional Beacon. They are aircraft beacons found below the MW broadcast band, from around 200-400 kHz, and repeat a three letter ID in MCW. They were pretty common and plentiful 20-30 years

Thank you for such a through explanation! Bob KG5GTE > A crystal spotter is just a simple oscillator which will emit a > very low level signal when a crystal is attached. It's used to > locate the

A crystal spotter is just a simple oscillator which will emit a very low level signal when a crystal is attached. It's used to locate the crystal's operating frequency in a receiver, when the receiver

For what is a crystal spotter used? Bob KG5GTE > Gm groupIt seems that their is lots of interest in the Crystal > spotter That Jim N5IB has created. > > > We are ordering the parts and will > Have

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