BANDS 3.5 ~ 3.9 MHZ 7.0 ~ 7.3 MHZ 14,0 ~ 14.35 MHZ 21,0 ~ 21,45 MHZ MODE: LSB/USB/CW Power out: 20W Power supply: 13,8 V (12V) RX current draw: 150 ~ 180mA TX: 3A Assembled rig + MIC USB-CAT – 8pole filtr-metall box Price: $ 385USD Payment Moneybookers or PayPal – Send Email. LINK
Over the past years, Chinese hams made significant progress in QRP kits production and building. The most famous kit providers are BA6BF for his KN series SSB/CW transceivers (KN-Q7, KN-Q8, KN-Q9, KN-Q10 and KN-Q10A), BD6RA for his Thunder series SSB/CW transceivers, BD4RG for his HB-1A and upcoming HS-1A CW transceiver, BG6CG for his CG series…
TF4M Thor’s continues field style operation 20m CW. No AC Power. Just batteries and amazing Rhombic antennas field. Heard him in Bonn / Germany on Vertical 40m antenna with FC40 Yaesu antenna tuner.
The article & Photo copied from Radioworld.com My first dabbling in low-power “broadcasting” occurred in childhood. A Radio Shack P-Box kit, namely a wireless AM microphone, was the start. The study of electronics and my work at a community radio station as a teen soon would benefit my pursuits in the world of commercial broadcast…
The AmQRP “PIC-EL Kit” is a multi-function PIC16F84A-based project board designed by Craig Johnson, AA0ZZ and the American QRP Club for experiments being conducted by John McDonough, WB8RCR in his online PIC Elmer 160 course. The course material is geared around use of common I/O components — pushbuttons, LEDs, LCD display, rotary encoder and speaker…