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
The Risk of Power.
What happens when the faithful lose faith? We don't know the result but now it is time to pop more popcorn as the interesting part of t...
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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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I am bristling over the thought that a person who has no prior license and/or knowledge of amateur radio in the span of 45 minutes can go fr...
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Building a SSB Rig (Radio) in 2022 [A word Document of this total posting can be found here PLEASE NOTE this opens to the home page of my ...
