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I built a Wilderness SST 30m and love it. Case is 3 3/4in front to back, 3 7/16 in width, and 1 9/16 in height.? I'm a bit rough on measurements, but these are not counting rubber feet on height. I

Will someone who has a Wilderness SST please do some measurements for me.? I need the measurements of the case, L x W x H, and the measurements of the board, L x W. Thank you in advance. Doug, KI6DS.

I have gotten a *lot* of good information both here and direct emails. I truly appreciate it. I have downloaded EMRD and the W1FB QRP Notebook along with several other webpages and directions. I

Since I was going to test and optimize the VXO circuit for the 3 bands, I decided that the best way to do so is to use the Solderless Breadboard.? Couldn't find the small one, so here is photo of the

You can the link to the PDF here: https://nt7s.com/2014/10/goodbye-to-qrp-homebuilder/ Goodbye to QRP Homebuilder – Ripples in the Ether<https://nt7s.com/2014/10/goodbye-to-qrp-homebuilder/> It’s

I enjoyed the QRP HomeBuilder blog of VE7BPO, matches the spirit of this group very well. It certainly gave me a big push to (re)start homebrewing. It seems to be off the WWW, but the Wayback Machine

I just wanted to add that, while the LT1252 is not the cheapest part around, it is still available from Mouser and Digikey. Mouser have the SMT version for $6.94 and the thru-hole one for $6.68. At

Try to get to nearby hamfests, eventually someone? may have emrfd at a reasonable price. Until then, see what you want to build, and put this crew to work to find info. I saw several completed qrp

I hope that a few folk get on board with building an SST Manhattan-style. I'm looking forward to following along, though I can't commit to anything, as I'm a bit tapped out from just finishing a

..I would hasten to add that, after an initial perusal of the scribd.com site, I found out that you get a MAXIMUM of two downloads in your free trial -- although you can "read" (scan, browse) as many

Welcome Joel. I definitely agree with those who think that something simpler than an SST would be better for a first Manhattan/Ugly build. It can take a few simple projects to get your technique down.

Joel, Concur with Chuck's recommendation of the scribd.com site. It is a pay site at $11.95 per month and you have to proffer a card but there is a 30-day free trial and there are a lot of

Here is a free download of the first chapter "Getting Started " from EMRFD, with a bunch of easier projects for "getting started". https://www.arrl.org/files/file/Product%20Notes/chapter_1.pdf Wes

Here is another opportunity for you to teach something that you may know.? How do you draw schematics. We've seen hand drawn schematics from several sources on topics here.? It helps a lot. I know a

Joel, If you cannot find the book at the reasonable price, do not worry about it. There are a ton of resources on the web these days including YouTube for homebrewing including this QRP Tech group

There is a viewable copy at scribd.com. I've heard that the ARRL is considering reprinting it, since there is a demand for it.? This group might speed things up by emailing one or more editors at the

Where can I find EMRFD? It's out of print and the cheapest I've seen it on eBay, Amazon, or AbeBooks is right around $100. Is that just the going price? 73, Joel, W4JBB

Gang, Keep it simple for all.?? No reason to over think this project. IMHO. <https://archive.org/details/sst_manual_042217> is the original Wilderness Radio SST Manual.? You need this for getting

Hello Joel, There are a lot of experts on here that can better explain that I can like Chuck Adams, William, Curt, etc.. But here are my thoughts for now until they reply.? I still consider myself a

Joel Indeed better to consider a simpler project. A receiver, perhaps direct conversion or a regen comes to mind. At a time when Ozark Patrol kits were sold out, I did one homebrew. Manhattan can be