Just go to http://soldersmoke.com. On that archive page, just click on the blue hyperlinks and your audio player should play that episode.
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Alan's video inspired me to do a little work with my Drake 2-B. Nothing major -- I was just making sure that the passband knob is in the right setting. I've complained that the Drake 2-B doesn't sound great on AM. I recently noticed that my BITX40 DIGI-TIA sounds surprisingly good with AM signals -- I just treat them as SSB signals and zero-beat the carrier with my Si5351 VFO. I wanted to try doing the same thing with the 2-B, and then make some comparisons. I only heard a few AM signals this morning, so I will try again later today and will report results here.
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So what do you do when you have a case of 12A6 vacuum tubes (almost 300 of
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An excellent end fed unun from bh7jyr
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It's been very windy here and I worry that my main dipole for 40m might
come down so as a backup I recently purchased a 1:64 unun for an end fed
antenna fr...
The 90 metre band – Then and Now
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Many thanks to SWLing Post contributor Dan Greenall, who shares the
following guest post: The 90 metre band – Then and Now by Dan Greenall A
few decades ag...
AM Broadcast model choices
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If...you only had room for one or two, full size vintage real radio station
+/- 1000 watt AM transmitters for 160/80mtrs.
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It's our 50th Anniversary!
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Commemorative VHF Net check-in Tuesday 7 October at 8 pm (PST)
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Episode 530 - Jack Schuster - W1WEF In this episode of QSO Today, we sit
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The "George Batterson 1935 CW QSO Party" - Summary
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The first *George Batterson CW QSO Party* has concluded and the results are
in! The "*GB*" was introduced to honor George Batterson (W2GB), who along
wi...
KK4DAS MB 20 Transceiver Complete
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The MB 20 transceiver is now complete. The rig is a homebrew 10-watt
20-meter SSB transceiver. The VFO module was an ebay purchase of a
salvaged Yeasu...
A Curious 9 MHz Crystal from Mouser Electronics
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Just a quick post to share info about a good 9 MHz crystal sold by Mouser
Electronics.
I last purchased batches of crystals for xtal IF filters back in 2...
40m Pelican Case SSB Transceiver
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See YouTube channels for details:
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*Test code for the LCD and Si5351*
#include
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Hollow-State Design, 3rd Edition
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I Finally Bought My Dream Airplane
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Aviation has been a love of mine since I was a very little person. Living
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Daylight Again – An all Analog Radio
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What’s all this? In 10 seconds, A high performance, 7MHz, 5 watt SSB rig
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Modifications to the Dayton/FDIM-2019 Antuino
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The Dayton Antuino has sub-optimal performance. This is a short note on
improving it to an 80 db range of measurements. The trouble with Antuino
2.0 (the o...
Raduino as NBFM TX
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Here is a neat, 30 minute hack for your Raduino to turn the Si5351 into a
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