Ok. Thanks

Tim: The tuner has two distinct parts.  If you are using it with a receiver, the only functional parts are the two switches (SW1 and SW2), the two variable capacitors (C1 and C2), and the inductor

Hi Tim, Since you're not hearing any peak in background noise or signal when making adjustments, it's probably something in the LC Tee network, rather than in the SWR bridge or indicator

Tim Very unusual for a tuner not to work at all, unless wire is way to short. Check that connections are real with a dvm, once myself I experienced a connector solder joint that wasn't real but open.

I built the tuner and cannot seem to get any response out of it. I never experience the response shown on various videos. There doesn’t seem to be any position on central knob with louder audio.

The Toy Store is run by a volunteer. In the past it has taken a while for a response but I always got replies. Dave K8WPE David J. Wilcox’s iPad

Jim With regards to spotting I also was never able to use the key down in RX to spot my frequency. As you mention the heterodyne is widely spaced and not very loud. By accident one day I tried using

Put me down for a kit when they're available! ~Josh W0ODJ

Be patient Andy, You may not have to wait too long to be part of the United Kingdom. It may work better then. 72, Charles, W2SH GQRP 8662

I'll second the return of the freq-mite. I seem to use it on anything that doesn't have a dial or digital readout. Although I am sitting here thinking about the crystal spotter in an HW-8 has a dial

Hello Jim and the Group. Count me in!! I have a freshly built Bayou Jumper Just waiting to Rock!! 72 Johnny ACØBQ -- Check out the 4SQRP website at 4sqrp.com

I like your style.

Calling all Agents... How's this for an event to simulate how it was done "back in the day" We recruit a QRO station (biiiiiig honkin' leenyar) to be "London" "London" sits down on, say 7105 kHz,

Reminder: 4SQRP Second Sunday Sprint When: Sunday, 10 January 2021, 19:00 to 21:00, (GMT-06:00) America/Chicago View Event Organizer: John Lonigro Description: 4SQRP Second Sunday

The question asked was, "why not just power the Bayou Jumper's oscillator, but not the PA, and just listen for the signal in the receiver?" The answer is - The Bayou Jumper does in fact work exactly

The MRT 3b has been sold. 73 Bobby

Hi Everyone .... A bit off-topic perhaps and i apologise to the group list moderators Im asking here as i know some of you will have done this on occasion for yourself Myself and my family tried to

Me too. I'd like a kit! Put me on the list. De K0NEB

Count me in as well! John WH6DQU

Thanks for this, John. I had in mind an actually transmitter and only used the handheld as a receiver. Something like the Ingram Hamfest Buddy transmitter from years ago. Herb/ WR9H