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That's not the manual for the 4040. Brian

I have both the KX-3 and IC-705.? I highly recommend the KX-3.? Love both radios but 99% of the time I am using the KX-3 DennisW0HL

Just a note, I have used the AX1 antenna with a tripod in a National Park site where antenna restrictions occur (i.e. no wires in trees and no ground stakes). Try as I might I can not get it to be

I have a kx3 and a 705. For pota cw I prefer the kx3, and it has a morse decoder which is pretty good. The 705 has a built in waterfall which is ok, but for the kx3 you need the px3 to get the same

Hi Brady & Group, I've operated from hotels, office buildings, campsites, balconies, stealth (etc) and most important is the tuner... a wide matching range tuner that will handle random wires or

Hi Brady, We have both and only grab the KX2 for POTA, it is smaller, lighter and can have an internal ATU.? This is the deal breaker for the 705, it is a rare outing where an ATU was not needed for

I’m looking to purchase my next QRP radio. I’m primarily a CW op, with some SSB from time to time. It’s going to be a POTA/SOTA radio, but I also wanna be able to operate from the beach, hotel

I did a very deep dig.... It is indeed the SW40 not "40+" the differnce is toroids replaced with IF cans. As typical Of Dave Benson he would evolve his kit designs to make them easier to build

Its likely close enough. Yes, some of the torid coils were repalced with canned adjustable coils. Big visual change and more work (wind coils!) but circuit barely changed. OR.... Google is your

Brian, I’m looking forward to meeting everyone and introducing the new SPOOLTENNA. I will be donating one of these as a door prize as well. SPOOLTENNA Meets The Lil' Dude Ham Radio Telescopic

Thank you Allison. The manual showing the PCB layout is different than the PCB I have. Look closely at the layout on page 9 in the manual and my picture. The manual is dated Oct 1998. My board says

Its SWL 4040 kit.? Been a while since I've seen one but they were popular. heres the manual... -- Allison -------------------------- Please, private email goes to bit bucket

Good observation, but I did not provide you with enough details. The ICs are wrapped in foil, not visable in the photo. The 6-pin IC has to be from something else, he had various unassembled kits,

On 3/21/25 I had a CW practice / rag chew session on 20 meters. I worked seven stations. I even worked some DX: Date / Time Call Bnd Frequency Mode Power Rec Snt Name SPC# Comments Off 3/21/2025

This is the list of prize donors for FDIM 2025 Please patronize these vendors when you can, they are solid QRP supporters. *F*DIM has some of the most generous prize donors of any event.? We are

The 28 pins could just be quantity 7 of the 8 pin ICs up against one another. Walt N4NMN

"...where does the time go?" Tell me about it. I got my ticket 72 years ago and it seems like that was a blink of an eye. The purpose of Time is to keep everything from happening at once. It's not

Yeah, no kidding. I'm 80 and 1994 was just yesterday. It appears that the kit is a - https://www.flickr.com/photos/kb1awv/2389758695/in/photostream 73, Richard AG5M

Now that you mention it, he did have some QRP Labs kits and I know for a fact he never assembled them. But I did not come across any when I was going through his stuff. It looks as if this it what it

Judging from the photos and from the 1994 QST article archive, I’m pretty confident it’s the NE 40/40 described by Dave Benson. Man, that was over 30 years ago! where does the time go?