At 10:50 PM 3/4/2011, you wrote:
I know there is a kit out there for a receiver and or a SSB converter.
2-meter/70cm SSB receiver. I heard there was an article in QST so it must
exist.
Search the QST archives, as well as QEX, The ARRL Handbook, The VHF/UHF manual,
The UHF/microwave
Hi Kevin,
you wrote:
I know there is a kit out there for a receiver and or a SSB converter.
2-meter/70cm SSB receiver. I heard there was an article in QST so it
must exist.
You might be thinking of the KK7B receivers which were in QST magazine in
the early 1990s.
These receivers included
Insulting people probably won't get you what you're looking for.
I did a search of the QST archive and came up empty, so I doubt if there was
an article (I could be mistaken). Most kits out there are for HF equipment
usually QRP (low power), I don't personally know of a 2m/70cm kit of any
Kevin,
I agree with Jeff. The last time there were dedicated VHF radios was
when Heath still made them. But today you can find very nice HF
radio kits and 2m and 70cm transceiver kits, which together make a
fine multi-mode VHF/UHF radio.
I would recommend the K2 HF radio kit from Elecraft
Obviously you did not consider my personal response as to SDR Radios
and converters...others have provided leadsGoogle is your
friend...insults get you nothing...
Roger
WA1KAT
On 3/4/2011 11:57 PM, Jeff Moore wrote:
because obviously everyone here just buys everything
