Hi all:
I am looking for an inexpensive qrp transceiver kit (monoband if fine)
and I would appreciate some suggestions. I do not want to be
rock-bound.
I'm looking at the Ten Tec 13xx series adn the MFJ Cub (93xxK series).
Both are under $100. The keying waveform on the MFJ (as per ARRL
On 8/27/07, DOUGLAS ZWIEBEL [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm looking at the Ten Tec 13xx series adn the MFJ Cub (93xxK series).
Both are under $100. The keying waveform on the MFJ (as per ARRL
review) looks like key click city to me (looks to be zero rise/fall
time).
The Small Wonder Labs SW+
On Mon, Aug 27, 2007 at 06:30:03AM -0400 I heard the voice of
DOUGLAS ZWIEBEL, and lo! it spake thus:
I'm looking at the Ten Tec 13xx series adn the MFJ Cub (93xxK
series). Both are under $100. The keying waveform on the MFJ (as
per ARRL review) looks like key click city to me (looks to be
Check out qrpkits.com. The DC20A, DC30A, and DC40A are only $40,
including shipping!
73!
Dan KB6NU
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Read my ham radio blog at www.kb6nu.com
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On Aug 27,
: [Elecraft] any suggestions? cheap qrp xcvr kits
Hi all:
I am looking for an inexpensive qrp transceiver kit (monoband if fine)
and I would appreciate some suggestions. I do not want to be
rock-bound.
I'm looking at the Ten Tec 13xx series adn the MFJ Cub (93xxK series).
Both are under $100
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gazdzinski
Sent: Monday, August 27, 2007 8:30 AM
To: elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Subject: RE: [Elecraft] any suggestions? cheap qrp xcvr kits
Look for a used emtech.
Very good rig for the money, my only beef with the
one I built was it has a bit of background
Doug
part of the choice may be whether you want to build
the unit yourself vs. buying something someone else
already built to operate with.
if you truly want to experience building the rig, it
will limit your choices.
TT1300-series. looks great on paper, good value over
all. i have a 1340
If you're not afraid of SMD:
http://www.eham.net/reviews/detail/4758
KD1JV now has a new ATS-3B with additional features:
http://kd1jv.qrpradio.com/
The ATS-3B--the worlds smallest and lightest multi-band CW HF rig.
This latest version of the popular AT Sprint CW transceiver now
I have a Ten Tec 1340 (4 Watts) and it is a good rig after making several
modifications. Add a 10 turn pot for the VFO and Dave K1SWL Frequency
Mite audible frequency readout and other simple modifications to improve
the transmitter stability and get rid of popping in the received audio
during
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