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Old March 18th 07, 02:36 AM posted to rec.radio.amateur.misc
Dloyd Lavies Dloyd Lavies is offline
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Default low power transceiver kits..

On Mar 16, 8:31�pm, "Jeff" wrote:
Does anyone have any reccomendations for low power transmitter kits?
I've seen a few online and I'm thinking it might be a fun project, but
since I'm a fulltime worker I dunno how much time I have to devote to
it consistently. *How much time/work do these kits require in terms of
detailed soldering, etc. *I don't mind staring at schematics (I'm an
EE afterall ;-) but very fine/detailed soldering might be over my
head. *Thanks for any info/hints/feedback, whatever...


Jeff,

In addition to Small Wonder Labs, Ten Tec also offers kits for 20, 30,
40, and 80, you didn't specify whether you were looking for a SSB or
CW kit, however, most are for CW. I've built a few of the T- kits,
and they were pretty good, documentation was adequate, the parts were
of good quality, and the parts count was accurate. You may have to do
a little prep work along the way, but I've found that is usually the
case no matter who makes the kit.