December 22, 2024. So how do you turn a Direct Conversion Receiver into a
Transceiver?
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Friends and colleagues, Bill, N2CQR and Dean, KK4DAS, developed a Direct
Conversion Receiver project that was featured in "hackaday" and the subject
of a l...
1 hour ago
Bill - why not a G6LBQ multiband Bitx derivative?
ReplyDeleteThis will the winter 2013-2014 project for me!
Nice receiver Bill! I like your coffee can tuning indicator. That is a great idea. I hope you have a safe and joyous Easter weekend.
ReplyDeleteAl
N8WQ
A nice simple superhet. For the beginner, as you show. If you build it in blocks it's easier to get working and make modifications.
ReplyDeleteDo you have problems with using 3.579 MHz as an IF? Either the harmonics 14.318 MHz from the bfo. Or a stong signal on the IF frequency.
All the very best