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G0KJK
Posted: 23 Sep 2016 05:32 AM PDT
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Episode 112 - Keith Ranger - G0KJK Keith Ranger, G0KJK, now retired from
the Church of England, has had a lifelong love of electronics and radio who
has never owned a commercially manufactured amateur radio. Instead Keith
builds his own receivers and transmitters, works the World, makes contacts,
and rag chews. He quickly dispels the notion that ham radio is an
expensive hobby and demonstrates how to have fun and enjoy the amateur
radio hobby for very little money. Keith joins Eric, 4Z1UG, on this episode
of QSO Today. Show Notes
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1 valve regenerative receiver
Tony Fishpool, G4WIF
First License: 9M2RK, in Malaysia, full privileges
Relicensed: Hong Kong 1986, VS6US
Hong Kong Morse Test - random groups of 5 letters, 15 minute test
Howes Electronics MTX20 - 20 meter kit rig
QRP Antenna Tuner
End Fed 20 meter antenna 33 feet
Parallel regenerative receiver
GM3OXX transmitter, the "OXO"
2SC756 Transistor
SPRAT magazine
KR80 Transmitter
QRP Home Brew Advice: Look for a circuit that will get you qsos - 3 state
circuit with power amplifier
Ron, K3SEW
Test equipment: CC3 Band Checker
Collpits Oscillator with switched crystals
BC109C transistor
RF attenuator receiver frontend QRP
SPRAT82 home brew transceiver
QRP operating advice: Get in early before the pileup. Answer a CQ rather
than call CQ.
Favorite QRP bands: When Sunspots high - 40 metersOtherwise, 20 and 17
meter band
FISTS CW Club
George Dobbs, G3RJV - also retired Anglican clergy
G0KJK Easy 5 regenerative receiver - Dave Richards, AA7EE, makes it look
easy
Practical Wireless Magazine
Ceramic resonator 3680 KHZ
Direct conversion receiver
Advice to new or returning hams: Dont get flummoxed by the new verbiage.
Try a modern version of whatever it is where they left off.
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G0KJK Multiband Direct Conversion Receiver G0KJK
Transmitter GM3OXX "OXO" Transmitter G0KJK's KR80 QRP
Transmitter