Pete and Bill in LIVING COLOR!
SolderSmoke Podcast #235 is available for download:
http://soldersmoke.com/soldersmoke235.mp3
Travelogue:
6 weeks in the DR for Bill
One contact on uBITX. More SW listening.
Repaired my Chrome Book in Santo Domingo!
Christmas Present for All: James Web Space Telescope launch
One contact on uBITX. More SW listening.
Repaired my Chrome Book in Santo Domingo!
Christmas Present for All: James Web Space Telescope launch
Bill's Bench
-- Understanding the NE-602 (see blog post)
-- Thinking about a 17/12 dual bander. Looked at old G3YCC Tx for circuits...
-- Using Spurtune08. WB9KZY found it. In the LADPAC zip file here:
-- Then Put G3YCC Acores SSB TX back in operation
-- Put W4OP Barebones Superhet on 17 with NE602 down converter.
-- Now working many stations with this old "split" TX/RX
Pete's Bench
-- Dean's VWS build of your DC RX
-- Homebrew Crystal Filters
-- The shrinking of the PSSST
Bad Dead Soldering Stations
-- My X-Tonics 4000 dies. But it left behind a great box with ample socketry.
Mailbag:
AA1TJ Mike Rainey --- Again in the Hobbit Hole! 486 kc RX
Thomas K4SWL -- Radio Astronomy and the Raspberry PI
WC8C Dennis Invite to the L'Anse Creuse ARC FB Fun
Todd K7TFC got boosted at Tektronix Beaverton Ore.
What happened to Chuck Adams K7QO? His work taken off the net.
W1MJA ex WN2RTH
N7DA worked W7ZOI in Sweepstakes. FB
Kirk NT0Z formerly of ARRL HQ
Farhan VU2ESE was up in the Pench Forest, trying to spot a Tiger!
We spoke to Farhan's Lamakaan ARC in Hyderabad. QO-100 beam down!
Dean KK4DAS's 16 watter. On SS blog
Scott WA9WFA Bad 6U8s? Ordering 6EA8s
Bruce KC1FSZ Peppermint Bark gift box
Mike WU2D: Book by Frank Harris on Homebrew radio
Bob Scott KD4EBM So many good ideas and links
Rogier PA1ZZ sending parts packages -- Thanks Rogier
Posts
Dear Bill N4CQR: Great video podcast and I am glad you now understand the NE602, but I am still trying to figure out the diode in the BITX 40 amplifier...
ReplyDeleteThanks for the video... it really adds to the podcast.
ReplyDeleteBill N5ALO
I was curious after your mention of the mysterious internet purging of Chuck Adams, K7QO. I found the last crawl of his site at archive.org. Some of the main files were captured, including his morse course and lab notebook. https://web.archive.org/web/20170706135437/http:/www.k7qo.net/
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