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Looks like we have a good start!

The W8TEE DDS VFO can be built on a piece of Vector prototyping board. I would get a 4X6 protoboard with a ground plane and cut it in half The Ardunio NANO acts like a 40 pin IC and the 9850 module

I also would like 3 boards, perhaps more if I can drum up interest from my local radio club! k3wdf Jason in Pennsylvania

I would take a few too. Thanks! --Neil, W2NDG Radiokitguide.com

When I built my qrp-tech Norcal 40a I omitted the analog VFO circuitry and used the W8TEE et al DDS VFO (AD9850-based) from the Modular 49er project. It works well. I am running code by K4KRW that was

I would buy four or five and see if I can drum up interest in a local group build, too.? 73 Bill K7WXW

Thanks! 73, Bill W?TG Sent: Saturday, November 9, 2019 6:03 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [qrptech] Group Introduction: If you're going to post on the group, reply here! Right behind you,

I would have 3 boards. Would also try and whip the local club up for a group build. Alun VK4LUN

I would take 3 boards. Mark NS9M

Just to let you all know, I have informed Jim Kortge, K8IQY, of the interest here in his 2n2xx transceiver board.? I don't know if he has yet joined this group, but I gave him all the info he needs

I would be interested in a board or two as well. I have been hearing about the radio for a long time. It would be great if it is back in the realm of possibility. 72 de Gary W0ITT Sent from

I would be interested in maybe 2 boards. Gotta have something to keep me out of trouble during the winter. Art N4EZZ <n4ezz@...> GnuPG key ID 0x6712DD0E ============================= "Whenever

Mike K5ESS Sent: Tuesday, November 5, 2019 7:28 PM To: [email protected] Subject: [qrptech] Group Introduction: If you're going to post on the group, reply here! Hello everyone, Thank you for joining

I will start the ball rolling. :) I would like 3 pcb's for sure. Rev. O. Alan Jones, N8WQ <SNIP>

A long time ago, NORCAL offered a transceiver kit designed by Jim Kortge, K8IQY.? It was called a2N2XX? as it could be built on 20, 30, or 40 meters.? It was unique as it used a lot of 2N2222

Jerry, AA6KI, checking in and looking forward to possible group building projects. 73 to all.

I plan on working with some of the QRP rigs from previous posts this winter when the snow keeps me off of SOTA summits. 73, Dan KA7GPP

My problem is I Forget more than I Learn...guess brain is shrinking -Diz

AA7U here.

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