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What is your e-mail address?? You do not list it on QRZ.com.? I have a group that can help you. Lee, w0vt

How many recall that Officer "Leo" was Grandpa along with Herman in the Munsters? 73, -- Dave, N8SBE

Hi Hans,Good fun, but what is worse an exploding IRF fet (which i did a lot of in the 80s making 6m amps) OR an electrolyticcapacitor OR a flash over in a 4CX250 amplifier on 144 MHz?cheersGeoffGI0GDP

AMP, I meant AMP, not am. [email protected]> wrote:

Hi all A lighthearted intermission, that I hope you enjoy, discussing first "WHY" then the story of explosions, fireworks... and finally a successful and simple junkbox amplifier producing over 50W RF

If you wish to use N1MM+ to log the QSO party you can download the attached custom contest file.? Remove the rev numbers and copy the text doc to N1MM+ user defined contest folder as QCX.? This will

DIY WORKBENCH: http://www.n5ese.com/capac_ckr.htm http://www.n5ese.com/l-meter.htm http://www.n5ese.com/rfprobe2.htm

Hi Allison, For now my only interest is in generating the JS8 signal as a good first step. As you point out, it will be a very clean RF signal. Having done similar things in the analog modem days, I

Using the 5351 to generate the tones for FT8 is possible once you have encoder and? its a question if that fits in a 328P micro with enough other stuff for RX.? That's not a scheme I've seen tried

I had a few extra cases left over from the AA build...no sense letting them go to waste! :>) As it currently stands, there are two jacks you can't really see on the top side of the case: 1) keyer

Looks like you may have borrowed a little hardware from the Antenna Analyzer. ?Does it have a Jack to plug in my key for practice?

Steve, Yes! I was agreeing with you. Ted asked about capacitors and inductors. BUT a few general purpose testers have been mentioned in this thread, I thought I might mention that the general purpose

I second the CW Academy program. One of our club members didn't know Morse at all two years ago, took the two-course sequence, and won Rookie of the Year award in a recent CW contest. He echos the

Hey Chris, I am in the same boat as you just a couple of years older.? Knew code as a boy scout but that is long gone.? I have tried most, including Gordon West and the Izaak (sp?) method.? I have

Thanks, Joe...the Morse Code Tutor is an Open Source project that I will make available right after my presentation at FDIM. I will post the schematic and source code on our site at

Hi Chris Different things work for different people and the only way is to practice, practice, practice with whatever aids work for you.? I started with Just Learn Morse Code (

Mornin' Chris: I'm an old ham, both in age and when I got my license (1954). I learned CW the wrong way. Chuck Adams' (K7QO) is a great place to start. Another very useful tool in learning code the

I don't understand your comment. about Ted saying capacitors and inductors. The LC100-A and LC200A specifically test capacitors and inductors. And they both have a zeroing function (calibrate) by

Hi, Chris Google K7QO. He has a complete course in .iso format for burning to a CD. You start by learning the sound of the letters individually and end up listening to Jules Verne's "War of the

Hi Chris Your email is a subject I care about. Jack Purdum is coming out with a morse tutor which will be the ideal thing for teaching you morse code. DON'T look at and memorize printed material