My apologies for being somewhat off-topic, but if anyone has a working
Tektronix P6120 scope probe they would consider selling, pls contact me
off-list at w0ng at comcast dot net. Tnx, Bill
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An absurd proposition that must not be accepted
John K5MO
At 10:04 AM 10/24/2007, Glen Zook wrote:
5 KHz for CW by everyone but Amateur Extra Class
operators!
Glen, K9STH
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A few interesting notes on the new IARU HF bandplan
for 40 meters :
7070 kHz is t
Maybe if you live tob e in your mid 70's and live alone you will find out
why.
I have all the test equipment you do except the spectrum anaylizer.
I have a complete Heath SB-301/SB-401 station plus a Heath Novice station
(DX-60/HG-10/Hr-10). I really don't need a SS station.
But I was once a des
Bob,
My stations are all home brew here, including the receivers.
I have a vom, scope, freq counter, spectrum analyzer, signal generators,
etc.
My receivers are stable enough for ssb, even with tubes.
And yes, I could build an ssb rig from mail order parts, but why?
Brett
N2DTS
> -Origin
Yep got money to spend on toys but not the teeth...feet..
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Bob Macklin
Sent: Thursday, October 25, 2007 3:26 PM
To: Discussion of AM Radio in the Amateur Service
Subject: Re: [AMRadio] F/S
But do you have an
But do you have any money left to spend on TOYS? I don't have much! I'm 73!
Retired for 9 years now and maybe have 9 more to go!
Bob Macklin
K5MYJ
Seattle, Wa,
"Real Radios Glow in the Dark"
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From: "Bob Peters" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "'Discussion of AM Radio in the
Okkk Guys...It is very special especially when you get to be 65 and
finally in your life you
get Social Security and Medicare...I can really live with my bad eyes,
Bad teeth, Fat belly, bad feet
and let all the working class pay for it
Bob
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My only reason to belong to the ARRL would be to get QST. I used to buy it
occasionally when there was something that got my interest.
But I am not a CONTESTER! There is only an occasional article in QST that
interests. The rest is contest news and advertizing. I can read it for FREE
at my local l
Bob,
There's a company called Communications Concepts that advertises in QST and CQ
regularly that offers circuit boards and all the parts to build 100-watt solid
state linears. By FCC rules, they can't offer a kit. However, they do have the
circuit board and all the parts for sale, plus Motorol
Build an easy single band SSB or CW receiver, QST, Oct. 2006, page 28.
Build a Universal QRP transmitter, QST, Aor. 2006, page 28.
But, most of the time, many just want to pound the mag. and/or the org.
into the ground. Better self gratification.
Pete, wa2cwa
On Thu, 25 Oct 2007 12:08:03 -0700 "
Long gone Jim I have a 22" Computer monitor...
Bob
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Sent: Thursday, October 25, 2007 2:32 PM
To: Discussion of AM Radio in the Amateur Service
Subject: Re: [AMRadio] F/S
Hum! the eyes going
I was thinking it's a special meter, Jim: it alerts you when there are
Giants nearby. Works best on those quiet, winter nights when the band
is long and signals are pounding in
~ Todd, KA1KAQ
On 10/25/07, Jim Wilhite <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hum! the eyes going Bob?
>
> Jim/W5JO
>
>
Hum! the eyes going Bob?
Jim/W5JO
An MFJ Giant Meter would be great.
Very Best 73's
Bob W1PE
The Voice of Mesquite
www.w1pe.com
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That is because most of the articles to build stuff is in QEX not QST.
QST is mostly for the plug and play crowd.
Jim/W5JO
I saw those at the local library last Tuesday. I plan to go back and
make
copies of them.
But I have not seen articles like those much lately.
Bob Macklin
K5MYJ
Sea
Hi All.. I have two items F/S
1. Viking II
This Viking II has been completely refurbished and the front panel has
been redone
by Dee W4PNT. The Cabinet has also been repainted but not by Dee. Great
Job. It has
had PTT added and a complete change to the speech amp. The Speech amp
Interstage Transf
I saw those at the local library last Tuesday. I plan to go back and make
copies of them.
But I have not seen articles like those much lately.
Bob Macklin
K5MYJ
Seattle, Wa,
"Real Radios Glow in the Dark"
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From: "Peter Markavage" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Thursda
Build simple SSB transceiver, QST, Nov. 2007, page 39
Build compact single band phasing SSB transmitter, QST, Dec. 2006, page
28. This one is patterned after the Central Electronics 20A but in
solid-state form. Without to much effort, you can make it also do DSB,
AM, NBFM, and CW.
Pete, wa2cwa
On
I know all about the Elcraft kits. But I am retiered and I cannot afford
one!
Can you build a SS SSB rig from scratch using parts purchased frome Mouser
or DigiKey?
Can you build a 100W SS linear from scratch?
One of the main problems of building a SS SSB rig these days is the
stability of the o
http://www.qrpkits.com/mmr40.html
Anyone can build a cw/ssb rig these days.
The Elecraft stuff works better then most modern rigs costing
twice the price (or more).
I have a K3 on order.
Look at the diagram at the end of the manual for themmr 40,
its not very complicated
I don't kno
I have some goodies excess to my needs.
.
Sure 450 Mike Nice 45.00
.
Electro Voice 636 Slim air mike Nice/stand 75.00
.
50 ohm DC-4 Ghz 60 watt dummy load 65.00
.
Micro Match Model 624N Wattmeter for handhelds 30.00
.
Icom HM-12 Mike VG 30.00
.
All prices include packing and shipping.
.
Phil W9DVM
I agree that those of us that have the test equipment are in the minority.
Do the schools even teach about this stuff anymore? Everyone seems to be
learning about computers, not communication stuff. We may be heading for a
shortage of broadcast engineers. And it looks like everything in that
indust
Woops, confused Rinaldo with Ramon, sorry, I will still post his latest
response.
Bob
KB1OKL
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Bob I have been working on radios (land mobile) and amateur for over 40
years and my experience has been that there are many who cannot work on
the radios they own. It was better when I started but has diminished to
the point that so few hams repair their own radios it is infinitesimal.
I wou
I have written to Ramon directly via e-mail a few times in the past few
days, here are his first and second responses:
(sorry about the long messages)
(I have just questioned him on the lower bands we use here [160, 75 and
40M], he hasn't replied yet, I'll also post that.)
Bob
KB1OKL
#2 resp
On 10/24/07, Bob Macklin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> We don't need broadcast quality audio for our phone
> operations.
With all due respect, Bob, it's not up to you or I to decide what
AMers or SSB ops 'need' for phone operations. I think most would agree
that congested band conditions require
I wonder how many hams there are today that are capable of building a SSB
rig? It's easier to do it with tubes if you can find the parts than it is
with solid state.
With the exception of the lM602 I don't know of any IC's that would be SSB
specific. Ie, there is no eqivilent to one of the FM ICs.
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PLEASE! Enough of this. My mailbox has been jammed for 3 days!
Just let the issue die or discuss it direct.
This reminds me of the old timer who interrupted a couple guys talking
on a local 2m repeater to ask that they please stop talking because he
was tr
K6TFC has an HT-32A;SX-101; and an HT-33B for sale on QTH.com for $2500. Ad
#625678. He had it listed under HF Radios.Usual disclaimers apply.
Joe W4AAB
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