Ok I am interested ... This will help me get me motivated to learn my code ... (Know anyone who is able to help)
*Terry Barrett VA3KLG* (613) 389-4615 On 3/15/2010 9:29 PM, Valveman wrote:
Last Saturday at breakfast, I brought two kits I put together. One was a 40m
transceiver and the other was a tuna tin 40m transmitter.
These kits were fun to build and work as advertised.
These kits are quite reasonably priced and I was thinking these would make a
great club project.
If we could get enough interest, I would hold a soldering session to ensure
everyone makes a successful kit and learns
something more about radio and how they work. It's really a lot of fun making
contact with a rig you built. Plus we could hold a night
where we can all be operating our kits and have a net. Don't worry about your
soldering ability. As with the last project the club was
involved in, I will be there to help and troubleshoot any problems that may
arise.
Have a look at the following website and look at what they have to offer.
www.qrpme.com
Also there is a great little transceiver called the ROCKMITE. I have built one
of these as well.
www.smallwonderlabs.com
Please send your comments about my proposal.
Robert Parker
VE3RPF
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