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Tom Coates wrote:
ARRL has announced a design competition that some of you may not have heard of. The objective is to produce a CW and SSB transceiver with at least 5 watts of output on 40 meters. Components must be commercially available. The total cost of all components (except key, mic and power supply) must not exceed $50. Any instruments beyond a multimeter must be in the $50. WOW. $50 today is like $10 when I was first licensed 30-something years ago. $50 is just five more dollars than what the 2007 ARRL handbook (paperback) is going to cost! Tim. |
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