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Would be interested in what you guys think of this 80/160 meter transceiver sold by Pacific Antenna and designed by Weber.? Has anyone built one?? Direct conversion but maybe OK for 80/160. Kind of

Hit send accidentally. Forgot to say this would make a fine controller for a mobile screwdriver antenna. They can also be very difficult to tune because of narrow bandwidth. I see a QST/CQ article

Nice work Eric KE6US

Hello all, Thought I would give an update. I have finished programming the beta code for my magloop control. It tracks its tuning via SWR using the transmit signal...and the darn thing actually works.

Their winding instructions for the toroid coils on page 6 are first class,? Winding with loops between each coil is a creative and effective way of keeping the correct "sense" of each winding and

Today (Friday), Alex and I almost finished the QRP Guys K8TND regen receiver.? Then Grandpa messed up winding the transformer, twice.? Alex had already finished all the soldering to be done (except

Hi Nigel, Greeting back to you from a sunny if not smoky Sydney. Yes it’s a PMG WT No8 Key as you realise. It’s one of the later of the many models as it is full Bakelite construction. Adjustment

Hello Henrik, greeting from sunny South Africa :-) Notice that the key included in picture seems to be of the same type as one that I have. Would you mind commenting on its characteristics and how

Reminds me of my ATS-3 I used to own that I put in an Altoids case. I have always regretted that I sold that radio.

I’m cheap too. Amazing what can be found in a chocolate box.

Various delays this week.? The latest was Alex and his sister staying up -way- to late/early New Year's eve/morning. Session pushed back until tomorrow, Friday. 73.......Steve Smith WB6TNL

Looks nice Gary.? How about a link to where you purchased that housing? 73.......Steve Smith WB6TNL

I just put my QCX in a little project box.? It looks Ok and protects the radio well. I'm also cheap. 72 de Gary W0ITT

Also, you want to consider any case for the QCX, whether you will want to mount, particularly, the two pots remote from the PCB.? You can later parallel in additional switches and jacks but not two

MJ et al, Hans QCX is one amazing bang for your buck radios. Male header pins come with the kit, double check me... ?on tenth inch centers? The only thing that makes it CW only is the on board (200

Advice? Take your time and follow the instructions carefully. Double check each component before soldering. Don't rush the build. Relax and enjoy it. The qcx is a fantastic little radio that performs

Incidentally...I got a hold of a RS-232 to TLL converter ($5) and got my elecraft W1 talking to my “Arduino” board. It isn’t the final SWR and power feedback solution I’m going for in the low

Kurt: As part of a project for an upcoming FDIM talk, I built about six different versions of SWR indicators.? The micro-strip-line has a lot going for it...but sensitivity isn't one of them.? The

Take it one step further...use 300 ohm twin lead overlapped with a heavier gauge wire.

True...might be worth an experiment.