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Re; SST transceivers, for those considering a homebrew version: For my 20m SST, I made several worthwhile mods: 1. I added a JFET amplifier after the crystal filter feeding into the '603 product

Looks like a W1AW-specific version of the venerable "Neophyte." Should be fun! --Kirk, NT0Z My book, "Stealth Amateur Radio," is now available from www.stealthamateur.com and on the Amazon Kindle

Daniel The output power depends upon bias voltage and the impedance presented to the output of the final. If this transistor directly feeds the low pass filter, at 12-13 volt bias it will provide 1.5

I finally searched for Dave AA7EE blog site and yeah, wow - that is a beauty. https://aa7ee.wordpress.com/2016/09/09/a-scratch-build-of-n6kr-and-wilderness-radios-sst-for-20m/ Dave has a link to

Werd! Your boards look inventive! When I latched onto DipTrace* my desire to do Manhattan evaporated! From then on, it was look for projects, design, inspect, submit orders, wait, rinse & repeat. The

Edit.. sorry, I forgot the image. William, Here is mine I made with Kicad and made at JLCPCB. ?This was maybe 3 years ago, cheap shipping was higher then. Cost about $6 shipped for the 5 boards. 40

Daniel All is well. Looking forward to you building an SST or something to your liking. Examine AA7EE projects for inspiration, I recall he describes all the details. If you build a modern SST I

Daniel - There are cheap unauthorized knock-offs of QRPGuys' designs on eBay. That is probably what you are seeing, unless you're seeing ads for people selling their genuine gear from QRPGuys. It's

Gary, Below is a board I ordered after a tutorial by Jim Kortge re the panelizing and scoring. Occurred about a year ago. In the PCB below, the math works out to? $4 additional for the scoring as an

I wanted to add these to topics already in progress but I can't find them using my phone, how do the Youngs do this? Here is a 24.MHz crystal opened up, sorry for the 007 view but it need some

Curt, I think you and Jerry are correct that in general most do not care if hams home brew the radios of other designs and show them off.? They even encourage it.? Ashhar Farhans uBitx transceiver

Here is my last batch of 10.7 crystals to test. In order to make it easier for me to keep track of the little darlings I used the color code on the tops with an unused color to mark the "head". Number

JLCPCB lets you put multiple circuits on one 100x100 panel for the super cheap price. They won't cut them apart and you can't show scribe lines(IIRC). I cut them apart with tin snips, wish I had a

Hey Mike, Yes, I'm a long time ARRL member. I'll take a look. Thanks ! Jim [email protected]> wrote:

Hey Alan, Thank You Very Much ! That's it. Jim WB4ILP [email protected]> wrote:

Jim: If you are an ARRL member (and therefore, a QST subscriber) there are several QST articles available via download at the ARRL site; simply do a periodical archives search at the ARRL site for

Hi Jim, I found this schematic in my archives. I hope this helps. 73, Alan, N8WQ

I am familiar with that. ..actually, Chuck, I had wrestled with that question for several projects I did. One comes to mind: an LM386 amp board that was produced by DipTrace. After an extremely

<https://www.ebay.com/itm/373648941226> Being considered for the ADC replace of the BS170s that Steve loves. QRT? QRT?? dit dit

I think I have bad news for you William.? In the order process, when you submit the Gerbers, an engineer on the team will inspect the board.? If it does have multiple boards, separated by regions