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Memory Keyer plans?
Is there, out there (preferably on the Net) any place I can acquire
plans/ schematic for a memory CW keyer to operate with a Radio Shack HTX-100 xcvr as a 10-meter beacon? Also, has anyone any experience with the MFJ-459 memory keyer, especially in beacon operations? "Stupidty is the only universal capital crime; the sentence is death. There is no appeal, and execution is carried out automatically and without pity." Robert A. Heinlein "TIme Enough For Love" |
"Padraigh" wrote in message
... Is there, out there (preferably on the Net) any place I can acquire plans/ schematic for a memory CW keyer to operate with a Radio Shack HTX-100 xcvr as a 10-meter beacon? Also, has anyone any experience with the MFJ-459 memory keyer, especially in beacon operations? You should look at the WE4S web site (10 meter beacon): http://home.bellsouth.net/p/s/commun...upid=24395&ck= Here is the K1EL K-ID Beacon / Identifier Chip (data sheet on web page) http://k1el.tripod.com/kid.html Other 10-meter beacons http://members.mountain.net/~mtyler/beacon3.html N2UHC beacon http://www.geocities.com/n2uhc_2/beacon.html NorCal keyer used for N2UHC message - $ 15 http://www.amqrp.org/kits/NCKeyer/index.html WA1RAJ http://www.mv.com/ipusers/cdwalker/10mbeacon.html In the mean time, the beacon is running with my old AEA memory keyer from sometime in the mid-1980's as the dedicated controller. The transmitter in play at the moment is an old Radio Shack HTX-100 10 Meter mobile radio, with the output power level set at one watt and a small fan added to the final amplifier heatsink for cooling. WA8RD beacon http://my.core.com/~wa8rc/beacon.htm w9gb |
"Padraigh" wrote in message
... Is there, out there (preferably on the Net) any place I can acquire plans/ schematic for a memory CW keyer to operate with a Radio Shack HTX-100 xcvr as a 10-meter beacon? Also, has anyone any experience with the MFJ-459 memory keyer, especially in beacon operations? You should look at the WE4S web site (10 meter beacon): http://home.bellsouth.net/p/s/commun...upid=24395&ck= Here is the K1EL K-ID Beacon / Identifier Chip (data sheet on web page) http://k1el.tripod.com/kid.html Other 10-meter beacons http://members.mountain.net/~mtyler/beacon3.html N2UHC beacon http://www.geocities.com/n2uhc_2/beacon.html NorCal keyer used for N2UHC message - $ 15 http://www.amqrp.org/kits/NCKeyer/index.html WA1RAJ http://www.mv.com/ipusers/cdwalker/10mbeacon.html In the mean time, the beacon is running with my old AEA memory keyer from sometime in the mid-1980's as the dedicated controller. The transmitter in play at the moment is an old Radio Shack HTX-100 10 Meter mobile radio, with the output power level set at one watt and a small fan added to the final amplifier heatsink for cooling. WA8RD beacon http://my.core.com/~wa8rc/beacon.htm w9gb |
Padraigh wrote:
Is there, out there (preferably on the Net) any place I can acquire plans/ schematic for a memory CW keyer to operate with a Radio Shack HTX-100 xcvr as a 10-meter beacon? Hiya and sorry to be a bit late to respond. I offer a keyer that will work great for your application; in fact, there is at least one 10M beacon that I know of using it (WJ5O). Two messages, message chaining, beacon mode with delay from 0 to 99 seconds, nonvolatile memory, all the good stuff. http://www.hamgadgets.com. 73, Dale - N0XAS |
Padraigh wrote:
Is there, out there (preferably on the Net) any place I can acquire plans/ schematic for a memory CW keyer to operate with a Radio Shack HTX-100 xcvr as a 10-meter beacon? Hiya and sorry to be a bit late to respond. I offer a keyer that will work great for your application; in fact, there is at least one 10M beacon that I know of using it (WJ5O). Two messages, message chaining, beacon mode with delay from 0 to 99 seconds, nonvolatile memory, all the good stuff. http://www.hamgadgets.com. 73, Dale - N0XAS |
Isn't the HTX-100 a SSB rig? (Or am I thinking HTX10?).
N5IB had plans for a circuit to get CW out of one of these. I build one according to his plans and it worked. Later I built one using a PIC which I liked better, but I never really documented it well. ... "Dale Botkin N0XAS" wrote in message news:loiqb.6452$G7.5671@okepread04... Padraigh wrote: Is there, out there (preferably on the Net) any place I can acquire plans/ schematic for a memory CW keyer to operate with a Radio Shack HTX-100 xcvr as a 10-meter beacon? Hiya and sorry to be a bit late to respond. I offer a keyer that will work great for your application; in fact, there is at least one 10M beacon that I know of using it (WJ5O). Two messages, message chaining, beacon mode with delay from 0 to 99 seconds, nonvolatile memory, all the good stuff. http://www.hamgadgets.com. 73, Dale - N0XAS |
Isn't the HTX-100 a SSB rig? (Or am I thinking HTX10?).
N5IB had plans for a circuit to get CW out of one of these. I build one according to his plans and it worked. Later I built one using a PIC which I liked better, but I never really documented it well. ... "Dale Botkin N0XAS" wrote in message news:loiqb.6452$G7.5671@okepread04... Padraigh wrote: Is there, out there (preferably on the Net) any place I can acquire plans/ schematic for a memory CW keyer to operate with a Radio Shack HTX-100 xcvr as a 10-meter beacon? Hiya and sorry to be a bit late to respond. I offer a keyer that will work great for your application; in fact, there is at least one 10M beacon that I know of using it (WJ5O). Two messages, message chaining, beacon mode with delay from 0 to 99 seconds, nonvolatile memory, all the good stuff. http://www.hamgadgets.com. 73, Dale - N0XAS |
xpyttl wrote:
Isn't the HTX-100 a SSB rig? (Or am I thinking HTX10?). You are. The HTX-100 is SSB/AM/CW. I have a new HTX-10 in the box in the garage, if you want one. 8-) Just don't have any need for it, not sure why I bought the thing -- but who could pass it up for under seventy bucks? N5IB had plans for a circuit to get CW out of one of these. I build one according to his plans and it worked. Later I built one using a PIC which I liked better, but I never really documented it well. It's on my looooong list of projects to do one of these days... sigh... 73, Dale - N0XAS |
xpyttl wrote:
Isn't the HTX-100 a SSB rig? (Or am I thinking HTX10?). You are. The HTX-100 is SSB/AM/CW. I have a new HTX-10 in the box in the garage, if you want one. 8-) Just don't have any need for it, not sure why I bought the thing -- but who could pass it up for under seventy bucks? N5IB had plans for a circuit to get CW out of one of these. I build one according to his plans and it worked. Later I built one using a PIC which I liked better, but I never really documented it well. It's on my looooong list of projects to do one of these days... sigh... 73, Dale - N0XAS |
"Dale Botkin N0XAS" wrote in message
news:yQjqb.6560$G7.3172@okepread04... It's on my looooong list of projects to do one of these days... sigh... Yeah -- getting the PIC version on my website is on my looooong list of projects to do one of these days... ... |
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