And there was lots of neat stuff at the vendors' tables, was totally free and I didn't even have to move it. Of course it all looked like the exact same stuff I already have. Plus my wife didn't get m

There was one late entry which may not be posted to the page yet.

Yeah, I might have to try my Cricket 80.

I'm on 7122.

I'll try to work you on my Frankenrig.

I listened on 7122 but all I could hear was an SKCC net.

I have one which I built a few years back, but I don't remember what the circuit is like. I'd think to convert it to another band it would take a major rework of the resonant circuitry, different valu

I am totally unfamiliar with the Bayou Jumper circuit, but I take it that you can key the base of this PNP transistor which basically works as a keying switch? In that case I think it would be fairly

It will work quite well, but instead of using a dummy load this year please use a resonant antenna!

Please disregard my last message, it wasn't meant for the group.

Hi guys, sorry I haven't responded in a while but I've been pretty busy here. I saw the announcement about having three judges choosing the winner of the wacky key contest. I was thinking for the home

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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 os

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 os

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 us

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 ago

The 4SQRP group already put out the HF test set. It's got a frequency counter, crystal oscillator, dummy load, noise generator, audio tone generator, and TDR. That kit was retired long ago, so I don't

Also not a bad idea, except that NDB's have a limited life. More and more are being shut down as time goes on, and probably within 10 years there won't be any left on the air.

I like this idea.

I wonder if the kitters would be willing to sell a kit without the crystal? I have a 10.116 crystal.