My vote is also to ressurect the Soup'er Up'er now that the BJ is back. It would greatly enhance the rig and the wheel would not have to be reinvented. Best regards, Gary, K7EK Sent from BlueMail

Thank you, there was an issue I found on brandmeister self care, I think everything is working now. See you next Wednesday. 73

So, is the crystal spotter for the original bayou jumper or can it be used for both the older and the newest version that I just bought? Mahalo, John WH6DQU

Hey guys, I joined you group just to educate myself on another rig that's out there. So, I don't really have a dog in this show but... It seems to me that you could just make a simple mod to the

It was working Keith. You may need to test your setup? Johnny ACØBQ -- Check out the 4SQRP website at 4sqrp.com

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