Dean KK4DAS's Receiver
Please let us know if you spot any errors, or if we have inadvertently missed anyone. Don't worry about being late to the game -- the challenge continues. All of the info is still available (see below).
NE3U (KY4EOD) Matt
KQ4AOP First ham signals ever heard!
N9TD Derek
AC3NG Ryan
VK3TPM Peter Marks
W4KAC Ken
W4KAC Ken built a second one!
N2EPE Erik
VA3NCA Wayde
KI5SRY Mark -- Gears on PTO screw
KA1MUQ Frying pan receiver
AA1N Adam
ZL1AUN Aaron -- Using SSB transmitter
W8UC Never before homebrewed.
VK4PG Phil -- Nice case, "really pleased"
G7LQX Working well, video of CW and SSB.
KE2AMP John Spring on PTO screw -- great
N9SZ Steve nice receiver
KD9NHZ Piotr Nice one
KE8ICE Calvin, Very cool receiver.
WV3V Jayson! Got it done!
GM5JDG Martin.
KF8BOG Jim: A long struggle, but success.
Chris Wales Fantastic video.
YD9BAX Wayan! Homebrew transformer!
N0NQD Jeff
WN3F Roy -- Made new stickers!
AB5XQ Bill
KB7ZUT Andy
AA1OF Jer
VictorKees Holland
KC9OJV John -- Manhattan-style convert
WZ5M 1, 2 or maybe even 3 receivers!
K1KJW Jim in Vermont
KC5DI Dallas -- friend of WZ5M
Gary Australian -- Wooden PTO form
LU2VJM Juan in Argentina
K1OA Scott "Most fun in 50 years"
KC9DLM Ben -- Had EFHW problems
PH2LB Lex Yellow, Glue Stick
AI6WR David
G6GEV Dave (It was a blast!)
KC1ONM Wayne MakerLabs NH
KB1OIQ Andy MakerLabs NH
KA1PQK Jay MakerLabs NH
W1TKO Mike MakerLabs NH
K5KHK Karl
SM0TPW Mikael
KI7LKB Brian (coat hanger tube)
M6CRD Chris
W2DAB Dave in NYC
W4JYK Wes of VWS
KA4CDN Mike of VWS
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Honorable Mentions:
*AA7U Steve No PTO
*VK7IAN Ian -- No Manhattan boards
*KC1FSZ Bruce's build on a PC board
*CT7AXD Graham -- different AF amp
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Candidates for the Hall of Fame:
SA5RJS Rasmus
KA9TII James
W2AEW Alan
AA7FO Chuck
K7WXW Bill
W1PJE Phil MIT
VA3ZOT Tony Surface Mount -- Honorable Mention?
KM5Z Mike Yancey
AB2XT John (Done, just need the video)
M7EFO Bingo
KO7M Jeff (Piper Cub)
K7WXW Bill
KD4PBJ Chris
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Very impressive! You are now the Pied Pipers of Homebrew radio. Now if only that other not to be named podcast Work
ReplyDeleteBench (cough) would take up the challenge 😁.
Jim: I guess this was just "Elmering" in the age of the internet. I hope some of the builders will carry on with this, and show other hams that it is possible to build their own gear. 73 Bill N2CQR
ReplyDeleteGlad to see there are still a bunch of homebrewers out there.
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