Saturday, July 25, 2015
This is my newest SSB transceiver dubbed the LBS-II. It is a single band for 40 Meters and has a 5 watt output. The size is 2.5 inches high by 4 inches wide and 7 inches deep. The IF is at 9.0 MHz using an INRAD model 351 four pole filter. The VFO and BFO signals are supplied using a Si5351 driven by an Arduino Pro-Mini. It took about 3 weeks to construct. See full detail on the build at http://www.n6qw.com/LBS2.html
200 Meters and Down... why we have the ham bands we have.
There is a publication from the ARRL called 200 Meters and Down which explains why we have the hams bands that we have. Actually, it was a f...
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Cruise through the lower part of the ham bands bands and what do you hear? Well, FT-8 and CW. Often you will not hear any SSB stations yet g...
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Shown below is the Block Diagram for the 20M PNP SSB Transceiver steered in the Transmit Mode . The components shown in the dotted block ar...
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What a great day to Binge on Chocolate and experience the pain of that filling that has been leaking. I would be in that category with the ...
