A terminal strip - very old school. Using an analog meter to test it is karmically correct. Very nice build, not ugly at all.
On Sun, Feb 16, 2025 at 4:31?PM Brian N4TRB via <brpjournalist=
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Hi Brian,
I don't know what's typical.? I'm using a 2N2222A FWIW.? I thought about putting in a transistor socket and trying every NPN transistor in my junk box.? Unfortunately, I'm lazy...
bp
WoW!? That's a great looking MMM!?
Nice job.? Is 400mw typical?? I think my last one was maybe 320mw on
40m.
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Brian
On 2/16/2025 4:17 PM, Brian N4TRB via
wrote:
I've accepted the challenge.? Here's my
contribution to the MMM Revival.
I'm not sure if this falls into the cute or the ugly
category & glad it doesn't matter.? But that heat sink
is definitely cute.? And the WW2 vintage FT-243 crystal is
likely unique.? With 12 volts it's giving 0.4 watts.? I am
very curious as to how that will compare with the dozens,
maybe hundreds, of MMM rigs that show up at FDIM for the
revival.? I'll bring a few QSL cards in the hope of making
some MMM to MMM?contacts.??
This was fun.
73,
Brian
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