This is Jerry,KAn5LPH. I want in. Tell me where to start.

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  On Tue, Nov 7, 2017 at 5:24 PM, Rick Hiller via BVARC<bvarc@bvarc.org> wrote: 
  Mark,
I have a couple of original NorCal xcvr’s.  Just FYI.
Rick. W5RH



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> On Nov 7, 2017, at 4:16 PM, Mike Teers KG5SXG via BVARC <bvarc@bvarc.org> 
> wrote:
> 
> Mark,
> I would like to participate in the group build. Please let me know the 
> schedule and any specific tools are parts that I will need to buy.
> 
> Mike Teers
> KG5SXG
> 
> ---- mark janzer via BVARC <bvarc@bvarc.org> wrote: 
>> If you've considered building something, like maybe a 40m CW QRP 
>> transceiver, one of the more historic and precursors to the Elecraft line of 
>> radios - is the Norcal 40A.
>> The QRP-Tech Yahoo group (Chuck Adams) and the re-invented (Nor)Cal QRP club 
>> (Doug Hendricks) are instigating a revival of the radio for it's 25th 
>> anniversary (2018).
>> They are providing the means of acquiring boards (at a very cheap price, 55 
>> cents) and a slightly updated design (to meet FCC requirements), with Wayne 
>> Burdick's blessing. The original design, and such, are per the links below.
>> NorCal 40A
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>> NorCal 40A
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>> http://www.norcalqrp.org/files/norcal.40a.pdf
>> I'm considering doing a build (with the 30m mod). I've ordered the minimum 
>> board quantity (10), so a local participant is welcome to a board. There 
>> will be guidance for the parts acquisition and if there is enough local 
>> interest, we can host "build party(s)" for a portion, or all of the build - 
>> in installments. Hopefully, I'll have boards available at the BVARC 
>> homebrewer meeting in December.
>> You'd be responsible for using your own tools and the cost of parts 
>> ($60-$70, also dependent on what's in your junk box). A build will take 
>> anywhere from 20-40 hours (not in one sitting...).The QRP-Tech Yahoo Group 
>> site has a bunch of resources if you decide to make a go of it.
>> This will be a great introduction to how radios work, theory, practicality 
>> and where the magic RF smoke is kept. I have a copy of "The Electronics of 
>> Radio" that is used as a reference & college text - which builds a 40A as 
>> part of the coursework. At the end, you'll have a piece of history, that you 
>> built, and kinda understand.
>> The operating event associated with the build will span through 2018.
>> Let me know if you'd like to participate.
>> 73Mark JanzerK5MGJ
> 
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