Latest N2CQR version of N0WVA's Regen |
25 November 2019
http://soldersmoke.com/soldersmoke215.mp3
Happy Thanksgiving!
Transit of Mercury
Book Reviews
Bill's Minimalist Adventures:
-- 15 Contacts with the ET-2
-- Ethical issues: Is spotting yourself OK? OK to use TWO FETs?
-- Using Reverse Beacon Network
-- How to keep receiver on the right frequency
-- N0WVA's receiver sounded better, so I built a second N0WVA receiver
-- Regens reach back to Edwin Howard Armstrong's 1912-1923 breakthrough
-- Regens are fun, but they are not good projects for new builders.
-- Pull out those Michigan Mighty Mites and listen for yourself via on-line SDR receivers.
Pete's Projects:
"WHEN YOU KNOW STUFF YOU CAN DO STUFF!"
-- Left Coast SSB -- "The Paesano" -- To be featured in December 2019 SPRAT.
-- Pete's KWM-4 on The Collins Collectors Net
-- Pete builds an N0WVA regen -- just in time for Sweepstakes CW Saturday!
-- Arduino IDE Library trouble
-- uBITX 6.0? Fake News?
No more BITX40 Modules. Long Live BITX40 HOMEBREW!
BITX-101. Intriguing but on second thought, no.
MAILBAG
Steve Silverman: Lexicon: "Audible Modes."
Felipe CU2BD Old buddy from the Azores
Michael Rainey AA1TJ: Come back Mike! The ionosphere needs you!
Jack Welch AI4SV is in 5G land (Cyprus, not the cell phone thing).
Walter AC4IM is at the San Vito Solar Observatory in Italy. DO SOMETHING WALTER!
Kostas SV3ORA has an amazing homebrew web site. Thanks Kostas!
Mike KC6SAX -- How to deal with the frustration of HB projects that don't work.
Paul KL7FLR -- Pete is 7 Hz high.
Keith W3ISZ sent his photo of the Transit of Mercury.
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Thank you for my monthly dose of ham radio sanity
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