I have an AEA isoloop 10/30, but no controller for it. is it possible to
homebrew one?
I have about 10 junk boxes full of semiconductors and passive components,
boards and project boxes.
having the parts is more than likely not a problem, but i need to find
someone who has done this before and
Hopefully someone near enough to Salt Lake City can give this baby a new
home: Item number: 140102118464 on the 'bay.
The pictures are one big image but if you enlarge it you can see quite a
bit of detail. Pair of 813s and what looks like pretty complete
documentation.
73, Bob W9RAN
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> Sent: Tuesday, March 07, 2006 9:58 AM
> To: Discussion of AM Radio
> Subject: [AMRadio] Homebrew Receivers (was: receiver tests for Theo)
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> Brett,
>
> I sure would like to see some pics of your homebrew receiver,
>
Brett,
I sure would like to see some pics of your homebrew receiver, and hear some
more about it's design (tube lineup, if strip, audio section, etc). I have
never built a receiver. Lots of amps, some cw transmitters, and lots of
accessories and surplus mods, but no receivers. Did you design it yo
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Sent: Friday, October 22, 2004 9:41 AM
Subject: [AMRadio] Homebrew Perforated Metal RF Cage
Hello all. I'm hoping some of you reading this can give me an "online
ordering" supplier for small quantities of round perfor
Hello all. I'm hoping some of you reading this can give me an "online
ordering" supplier for small quantities of round perforated aluminum sheet. I'd
like to build a couple of RF final amplifier cages. Thanks, Bill, wd0x
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Sent: Wednesday, September 29, 2004 1:03 PM
To: AMRadio
Subject: [AMRadio] HOMEBREW
I prefer triodes because they tend to have linear plate modulation
characteristics with out a lot of other circuitry. Tetrode
I prefer triodes because they tend to have linear plate modulation
characteristics with out a lot of other circuitry. Tetrodes, on the other
hand, not only require screen circuitry, but require a lot of audio level
screen compensation in order to reach the same characteristics of the
triode. But
Hello all AMers.
I have started collecting and laying out parts for the homebrew
40 meter AM transceiver.
I plan on using two 4d32 tubes modulated by four KT90 tubes.
The preliminary design goes like this
Transmitter
TX xtal osc: 5763
TX driver: 5763
Output: pair of 4D32 tubes
Mike amp:12AX7
Hello all AM'ers.
I finished the AGC and wired it to all the stages, I built the
BFO (455Khz xtal oscillator), the S meter amp, and the manual gain
control.
All I have to do is the muting circuit, and labeling the front panel
then painting it with clear paint.
Conditions are still poor on 80 meter
Hello all AM,ers.
I did some experimenting on the AGC circuits, along with the low
distortion High Fidelity AM detector last night.
80 meters has been a real mess around my house lately, I have a regular
intense impulse noise source, a street lamp that has crapped out
no doubt, and a lack of stron
Pictures man...we need PICTURES!!!
At 07:37 AM 11/03/2003 -0500, you wrote:
Well, the receiver metal work is ALL DONE---the receiver paint work is ALL
DONE(at last!)...and this past weekend I wired the filaments & the
primary AC wiring...
I'm on night shift for the next two weeks, & I'm qu
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> Sent: Monday, November 03, 2003 7:38 AM
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> Subject: [AMRadio] Homebrew 1929 Superheterodyne Receiver: UPDATE
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> Well, the receiver metal w
Well, the receiver metal work is ALL DONE---the receiver paint work is ALL
DONE(at last!)...and this past weekend I wired the filaments & the
primary AC wiring...
I'm on night shift for the next two weeks, & I'm quite confident that I can
get everything completed by the middle of the month: th
Hi all,
While this list tends to concentrate primarily on vintage AM
equipment, I'm sure some of you build solid-state projects as well.
Some of you may be familiar with Harry Lynthall's (SM0VPO) web
pages. He has a wealth of information for various projects and
building blocks, both solid-st
HOMEBREW HAM RADIO FOR SALE by Don Merz, N3RHT. If you
are interested in purchasing this radio for $125 or if
you would like a detailed set of photos e-mailed to
you, please send an e-mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Background: This radio was built by W3QVC who is now a
silent key. I purchased it from a
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