The SS-40 I offered for sale earlier is spoken for. Rick

Doing some shack cleaning. I have an unbuilt SS-40 kit. Asking $25 shipped to the lower 48 (DX will be a little more). Please respond off-list if you are interested. Thanks for the bandwidth. Rick Ben

Seem to be having trouble. No need to respond.

I would use what you have on hand. Just about anything works for a small relay. As some have pointed out, for larger relays something with more current capacity would be better. I have used "mystery d

Nicely done, Jim de KC0PET, Rick

You might try ebay, it looks like you can get them quite a bit cheaper. Not sure how they compare to the $5 -7 ones but it might be worth a try for around $1 each. de KC0PET, Rick

Looks like these are not regulated, so the Jameco option is probably best. Rick

Mouser electronics still has some also but slim pickin's and somewhat hard to find in their search engine. Try this link. http://www.mouser.com/Triad-Magnetics/Power/Power-Supplies/Plug-In-AC-Adapters

Sounds like a great partnership! de KC0PET, Rick

The Tut 80 has been sold. 73s everyone. Rick

I am doing some shack cleaning. This one has been sitting around too long and I have too many other unfinished projects. Everything is still in the original unopened packaging. The manuals are availab

So in Chinese and some other related languages, the number 3 is "sa", "san", "sam", "sang", etc. Perhaps for this month it could be the "sam sunday sprint". Then we can return to English next month (h

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I can also vouch for the Kenwood TH-F6. I have an older version and it is a very well made radio and not too difficult to program (not as easy as say the IC-2AT, but I can figure it out without the ma

So many ways to slice it. There is also the height above average terrain, HAAT as defined by the FCC (https://www.fcc.gov/encyclopedia/antenna-height-above-average-terrain-haat-calculator). I prefer s

Michael, another thought is to get a 10 cell AA battery holder and use 10 AA NiMH batteries. This will be somewhat lighter and smaller than the SLAB. Also the NiMH batteries will hold their voltage to

It seems to me that would be a great setup and very fitting for a "rock bound" application. Even an old fashioned rotary switch would work and would be simple. Maybe an "NS-60"... de KC0PET, Rick

I haven't posted anything here for a long time. Here is the exact text from the latest FCC Part 97: "(h) 60 m band: (1) In the 5330.5-5406.4 kHz band (60 m band), amateur stations may transmit only on

Yes, Darryl you have prayers here also. I am also moved by all of the other responses. Although QRP is what brings us together, obviously the bond of friendship here is beyond just sharing our radio i

I posted a file that was from N0SS (SK) on the Yahoo files called the "2 & 3 Band Dipole...". I have built quite a few antennas using this basic design. Interesting enough we use these for our field d