Gm Dan Have u found one that’s not noisy? I’ve heard they cause a lot a hash? Just thinking out loud? Johnny ACØBQ -- Check out the 4SQRP website at 4sqrp.com

There are options for HV power supplies with the chinese boards. There are a few that can generate HV from low DC... Especially at these current levels. -- Dan Reynolds -- KB9JLO <><

Gm group The AC 1 sold to mr Jerry Brown!! Thanks Johnny -- Check out the 4SQRP website at 4sqrp.com

Mot a "mod" but rather an accessory... look at: https://qsl.net/n5ib/ or https://qsl.net/n5ib/Crystal_Spotter_Instructions.pdf Easy, easy scratch build...... y'all could lobby 4SQRP for a kit

Hilarious! And the filament voltage won't kill you.

Gm group I have a “origional” AC-1 Transmitter for sale, It’s NOT the Russian kit! It has a origional coil for 40 m And a after market coil for 80 m It’s had a 259 added on the side and a

John, I like your idea of a hybrid, but here's my twist. I remember an article in a ham magazine many decades ago about removing the tube finals and running just the driver to the output to make a

Gm Woody and the group. I think Dave Cripe has one in the “thinking” stages. I’m not sure if the details? Yes, we all have plenty of little 40 or 20 meter solid state radius’s 72 Johnny ACØBQ

I would like to suggest: 1) bench test set. Maybe a wall wart style power supply, frequency counter, field strength meter, SWR bridge or indicator, dummy load, volt meter. ohm meter, etc. all in one

I'll chime in on the tube type transceiver too. I would definitely be interested. It would be a nice change of pace, nostalgic for some (who are old enough) and a great learning opportunity for

As long as we are speculating, how about a hybrid?  A tube transceiver that uses a solid state VFO (for stability) (or at least a VXO).  It's been done before (lots of times). Here's a hair-brained

A simple frequency spotting modification kit for legacy Bayou Jumpers. Griff NE3I Robert Alan Griffiths >

Hmmm - the PS side need not be that expensive with a pair of 115/230 to 25.2 VCT transformers wired back to back; you get 150-160 volts for the plates, up to 150 or so for the screen grids and if you

I wanted a QRP tube rig so I bought one of those Ameco AC-2T kits, 100-500 milliwatts. It is a transmitter only, but I have a tube type regenerative receiver schematic around here somewhere, so I can

Exactly Tim. A simple tube xcvr with xtal controlled tx would be nice. It might be a little price but the nostalgia would be the driver. Would certainly consider a purchase. Love that warm glow. 73 de

I don’t recall ever seeing a power supply kit ever being offered. How about a low noise QRP level supply with 13.8 and 5 VDC output?

I second Tim’s (N9PUZ) suggestion about a single band tube transceiver. I got into the hobby in 1993 and missed out on those warm glowing tubes. Peter AA2VG -- Peter S. DeLuca AA2VG

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How about a single band tube transceiver? I know because of power supplies, etc. it wouldn't be dirt cheap but I think there'd be something satisfying sitting around the glow of a little tube rig

Robert, Without getting into big bucks one can get into really good SWL listening (as well as Ham CW & SSB) with a Radio Shack DX-394, a surprising small receiver that usually sells for less than $200