FS: ART-13
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Tested a few years ago at K3HVG's QTH and it worked fine! Unused since
then.
Pickup Only. Sold as is. $350 OBO
Can deliver to the York PA Hamfest on ...
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All that hiss! Try a simple low pass audio filter. Eg 100nF or so across the volume control or even a capacitor across the audio output connection. The top right of the front panel is also crying out for an RF gain control!
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ReplyDeleteAwesome Bill, and pretty stable, I've been working on similar designs: DC receivers with VXO's or LC VFO's and as suggested by Peter Parker a low pass filter does wonders on these things. the ones on SSD Page 82 are a bit more inolved but work relly well, much easier to tune without hearing all those high frequency audio components from all over the band. 72 and FB Bill, Dan -HK4DEI.
ReplyDeleteNice job as usual Bill.I hope u can publish your design soon. I am sure many of us are eager to replicate it. Best 73 de AJ4BP
ReplyDeleteHi Bill,
ReplyDeleteVery Nice indeed and you get the quality "passed" sticker for having a rig as stable as a Si5351. Wow -- with a bit more work you could turn that into a Superhetrodyne Receiver and then with a few more parts a full fledged SSB transceiver. How cool would that be?
Nice looking box -- ala retro 1940's 50's.