hello all im new to the amautre world and i was thinking of makeing my own
first radio..i have some old books about how they did it way back in the
day..but am flabergasted about todays techniques.i have taken some electronics
classes in college..if anyone is able to help or would have any advise i would
be gratly apprecitive. i live in northwest georgia..if anyone is from this area
that could show me how,that would also be great..

Thanks

Scott.

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"ScottnDess" wrote in message
...
hello all im new to the amautre world and i was thinking of makeing my own
first radio..i have some old books about how they did it way back in the
day..but am flabergasted about todays techniques.i have taken some
electronics
classes in college..if anyone is able to help or would have any advise i
would
be gratly apprecitive. i live in northwest georgia..if anyone is from this
area
that could show me how,that would also be great..

Thanks

Scott.

"ScottnDess" wrote in message
...
hello all im new to the amautre world and i was thinking of makeing my own
first radio..i have some old books about how they did it way back in the
day..but am flabergasted about todays techniques.i have taken some
electronics
classes in college..if anyone is able to help or would have any advise i
would
be gratly apprecitive. i live in northwest georgia..if anyone is from this
area
that could show me how,that would also be great..

Thanks

Scott.


What college teaches the spelling of the word "amature"? On second
thought, don't bother.

One of the worst mistakes most beginner amateurs make is to aim for "small".

That takes skills you don't have. Trying to cram everything into a small
package will get you couplings you don't want and will result in all sorts
of problems.

You should aim for "simple", but you already knew that.

One of the worst mistakes most beginner amateurs make is to aim for "small".

That takes skills you don't have. Trying to cram everything into a small
package will get you couplings you don't want and will result in all sorts
of problems.

You should aim for "simple", but you already knew that.

John S. MacKay wrote:
What college teaches the spelling of the word "amature"? On second
thought, don't bother.

Not college, it's that hobbiest place. You know, the one that's hobbier
than all the others.

--
All relevant people are pertinent.
All rude people are impertinent.
Therefore, no rude people are relevant.
-- Solomon W. Golomb

John S. MacKay wrote:
What college teaches the spelling of the word "amature"? On second
thought, don't bother.

Not college, it's that hobbiest place. You know, the one that's hobbier
than all the others.

--
All relevant people are pertinent.
All rude people are impertinent.
Therefore, no rude people are relevant.
-- Solomon W. Golomb

Try Build Your Own Intelligent Amateur Radio Transceiver by Randy Lee
Henderson Buy the Book Today!


URL:
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/AS...andd/104-52237
91-3894306




"ScottnDess" wrote in message
...
hello all im new to the amautre world and i was thinking of makeing my own
first radio..i have some old books about how they did it way back in the
day..but am flabergasted about todays techniques.i have taken some
electronics
classes in college..if anyone is able to help or would have any advise i
would
be gratly apprecitive. i live in northwest georgia..if anyone is from this
area
that could show me how,that would also be great..

Thanks

Scott.

"ScottnDess" wrote in message
...
hello all im new to the amautre world and i was thinking of makeing my own
first radio..i have some old books about how they did it way back in the
day..but am flabergasted about todays techniques.i have taken some
electronics
classes in college..if anyone is able to help or would have any advise i
would
be gratly apprecitive. i live in northwest georgia..if anyone is from this
area
that could show me how,that would also be great..

Thanks

Scott.


What college teaches the spelling of the word "amature"? On second
thought, don't bother.

W7TI wrote in
:

Yes, Scott, it does matter how you type. The sooner you realize it,
the better your life will become.

If you submit a resume using your current skills, you will be spending
a lot of time at the unemployment office.

Believe it or not, I *am* applying the Golden Rule right now.


I agree that how you present yourself in the written word means a great
deal. But I too would be very interested in following this thread for
the information he is seeking. If the replies are only for him, reply by
email, if you have information the group can benefit from, myself in
particular, please reply to the group.

Troy, KC0EJO