I've used quite a few of the FAR PC boards way back when. Great tent to
visit at Hara Arena too.
73...W5RH
On Tue, Jan 23, 2024 at 11:48 PM Chris Medlin via BVARC
wrote:
> All,
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> Since we have a lot of new hams in the area… and there may be some old
> timers who have never heard of the site either… FAR Circuits.
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> https://farcircuits.net
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> FAR Circuits sells very affordable kits with etched boards and all the
> parts for many many projects. They pull them from ham radio magazine
> articles.. so if you have ever read an article on a project build and have
> ever considered building it, this is a great source for the parts and
> schematics all in one place.
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> Download the catalog, or just use the “find” feature within your browser
> to look for keywords of things you are interested in building.
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> They have been in business for 35 years.. I used to visit them at their
> tent at Dayton back in the day.
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> Here is an excerpt from their website:
> *FAR Circuits is exclusively a manufacturer of Printed Circuit Boards for
> electronic projects that are used by the Amateur Radio and electronic hobby
> enthusiast. We supply boards in any quantity, but are geared toward low
> volume and individual circuit board users. We have been in business for
> over 35 years, and have boards in stock for most of the Ham projects
> published in QST, QEX, ARRL Handbook, the old Ham Radio, 73's, Amateur
> Radio Today, CQ, WIFB Designer Notebooks, Popular Electronics, QRPp, QRP
> Notebook, Communications Quarterly, Electronics Now, and others. FAR
> Circuits can supply board(s) for projects published in other magazines if
> the artwork is published in the article. The Printed Circuit Boards
> supplied are generally on G10 material, drilled and solder coated, and
> ready to be assembled. We maintain a small inventory of Integrated Circuits
> for some projects - please check the individual project listing for
> availability.*
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> Enjoy and happy building!
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> 73/Chris/AC5CM
>
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