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A while back we had post about amateur RADAR. The wizard behind that project was Greg, N8ZRY. (I liked his quote: "Old radars do not die... they simply phase array.") Greg's latest project is the 20 meter SSB rig pictured above. It was recently featured on the Make blog. Check it out here. Be sure to look at the YouTube video. Nice job Greg!
Wow! Or as we say in México "¡Guau!" Impressive and artful. Geez...and here I sit staring at my humble "ugly style" VXO transceptor and QRP amp, thinking I am hot stuff. Long way to go with this building stuff...
This is absolutely outstanding! I love the internal construction, modular, nice shielded boxes and big construction. I think too many times we fall into the trap of "it's gotta be small" and "build with minimum parts"
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Behind the Scenes at First U.S. TOTA
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by Todd (KE2AEQ) The first U.S. Toilets on the Air was a success! We made
336 FM, SSB, CW, and SSTV QSOs—52 of them “Toilet to Toilet”—with 13
operators be...
Preserving Radio History in Your Community
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Many thanks to SWLing Post contributor Dan Greenall, who writes: I have
lived in southern Ontario, Canada my entire life, have been DXing since the
late 19...
Re: Nuts and Volts is back.
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Somewhere, up in my attic, I think, I've got a couple of the old
newsprint issues, saved for posterity (because I'm an inveterate pack rat,
in other wor...
HRWB 245 - Projects with Pat Hensley, W5WTH
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In this episode our good friend Pat Hensley, W5WTH, joins us to talk about
his latest super creative electronics projects and his design process. Pat
co...
The Communicator September - October 2025
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*Back With a Fall Issue*
This publication, "The Communicator" from Surrey Amateur Radio
Communications (SARC), serves as a bi-monthly electronic periodical...
W1WEF
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Episode 530 - Jack Schuster - W1WEF In this episode of QSO Today, we sit
down with Jack Schuster, W1WEF, whose amateur radio journey spans more than
73 yea...
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:
http://www.youtube.com/c/CharlieMorrisZL2CTM
*Test code for the LCD and Si5351*
#include
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Hollow-State Design, 3rd Edition
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Hollow-State Design, 3rd Edition is available from: Lulu Press:
tinyurl.com/hollowstatedesign3 eBay: search for “hollow-state design”
Electric Radio bookst...
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
in Nevada, seeing posters and ads for the Reno Air Races, specifically the
Texa...
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
Draws just 24 mA of current 90 dB dynamic range, 80 dB close-in dynamic
range 3D ...
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
pretty stable, solid NBFM transmitter. The hack is to add a varactor diode
in ...
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Wow! Or as we say in México "¡Guau!" Impressive and artful. Geez...and here I sit staring at my humble "ugly style" VXO transceptor and QRP amp, thinking I am hot stuff. Long way to go with this building stuff...
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