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I grabbed the Tin Ear docs too...I think I will try to build this little
receiver from my parts pile. I need another receiver like I need a hole in the head but what the heck...looks fun. "J Shrum" wrote in message ... Agreed! Paul, That tin ear is perfect... That is exactly the PTO I was looking for. I'll give that one a shot. Thanks for everyone... KC9FFX "Brian" wrote in message nk.net... I prefer building stuff out of my junk pile. I do get a greater feeling of satisfaction when I can dive into the pile on hand and build something that works. It's more fun that way! 73 "J Shrum" wrote in message ... Point taken. But my goal at this point is to build w/ salvaged parts from my mound of junk... |
Brian,
Just by looking at that schematic, where would I stop building if I only wanted the VFO to use on a simple transmitter? I looked it over, and have a pretty good guess, but I'm not certain. Thanks. "Brian" wrote in message nk.net... I grabbed the Tin Ear docs too...I think I will try to build this little receiver from my parts pile. I need another receiver like I need a hole in the head but what the heck...looks fun. "J Shrum" wrote in message ... Agreed! Paul, That tin ear is perfect... That is exactly the PTO I was looking for. I'll give that one a shot. Thanks for everyone... KC9FFX "Brian" wrote in message nk.net... I prefer building stuff out of my junk pile. I do get a greater feeling of satisfaction when I can dive into the pile on hand and build something that works. It's more fun that way! 73 "J Shrum" wrote in message ... Point taken. But my goal at this point is to build w/ salvaged parts from my mound of junk... |
Brian,
Just by looking at that schematic, where would I stop building if I only wanted the VFO to use on a simple transmitter? I looked it over, and have a pretty good guess, but I'm not certain. Thanks. "Brian" wrote in message nk.net... I grabbed the Tin Ear docs too...I think I will try to build this little receiver from my parts pile. I need another receiver like I need a hole in the head but what the heck...looks fun. "J Shrum" wrote in message ... Agreed! Paul, That tin ear is perfect... That is exactly the PTO I was looking for. I'll give that one a shot. Thanks for everyone... KC9FFX "Brian" wrote in message nk.net... I prefer building stuff out of my junk pile. I do get a greater feeling of satisfaction when I can dive into the pile on hand and build something that works. It's more fun that way! 73 "J Shrum" wrote in message ... Point taken. But my goal at this point is to build w/ salvaged parts from my mound of junk... |
James,
I printed out the docs today....lemme look at it. Good question... "J Shrum" wrote in message ... Brian, Just by looking at that schematic, where would I stop building if I only wanted the VFO to use on a simple transmitter? I looked it over, and have a pretty good guess, but I'm not certain. Thanks. "Brian" wrote in message nk.net... I grabbed the Tin Ear docs too...I think I will try to build this little receiver from my parts pile. I need another receiver like I need a hole in the head but what the heck...looks fun. "J Shrum" wrote in message ... Agreed! Paul, That tin ear is perfect... That is exactly the PTO I was looking for. I'll give that one a shot. Thanks for everyone... KC9FFX "Brian" wrote in message nk.net... I prefer building stuff out of my junk pile. I do get a greater feeling of satisfaction when I can dive into the pile on hand and build something that works. It's more fun that way! 73 "J Shrum" wrote in message ... Point taken. But my goal at this point is to build w/ salvaged parts from my mound of junk... |
James,
I printed out the docs today....lemme look at it. Good question... "J Shrum" wrote in message ... Brian, Just by looking at that schematic, where would I stop building if I only wanted the VFO to use on a simple transmitter? I looked it over, and have a pretty good guess, but I'm not certain. Thanks. "Brian" wrote in message nk.net... I grabbed the Tin Ear docs too...I think I will try to build this little receiver from my parts pile. I need another receiver like I need a hole in the head but what the heck...looks fun. "J Shrum" wrote in message ... Agreed! Paul, That tin ear is perfect... That is exactly the PTO I was looking for. I'll give that one a shot. Thanks for everyone... KC9FFX "Brian" wrote in message nk.net... I prefer building stuff out of my junk pile. I do get a greater feeling of satisfaction when I can dive into the pile on hand and build something that works. It's more fun that way! 73 "J Shrum" wrote in message ... Point taken. But my goal at this point is to build w/ salvaged parts from my mound of junk... |
Just by looking at that schematic, where would I stop building if I only
wanted the VFO to use on a simple transmitter? I looked it over, and have a pretty good guess, but I'm not certain. IMHO, it to me as if: Q1 is the local oscillator VFO Q2 is the mixer (it's the only xstr that gets anything from Q1; because of capacitors C9 and C10, the bottom end of R3 and the bottom end of Q3 are essentially at ground potential to RF) Q3 is the RF amplifier Q4 is the AF amplifier Qrest are elements of a push-pull AF output amplifier --Myron A. Calhoun, W0PBV. -- Five boxes preserve our freedoms: soap, ballot, witness, jury, and cartridge PhD EE (retired). "Barbershop" tenor. CDL(PTXS). W0PBV. (785) 539-4448 NRA Life Member and Certified Instructor (Home Firearm Safety, Rifle, Pistol) |
Just by looking at that schematic, where would I stop building if I only
wanted the VFO to use on a simple transmitter? I looked it over, and have a pretty good guess, but I'm not certain. IMHO, it to me as if: Q1 is the local oscillator VFO Q2 is the mixer (it's the only xstr that gets anything from Q1; because of capacitors C9 and C10, the bottom end of R3 and the bottom end of Q3 are essentially at ground potential to RF) Q3 is the RF amplifier Q4 is the AF amplifier Qrest are elements of a push-pull AF output amplifier --Myron A. Calhoun, W0PBV. -- Five boxes preserve our freedoms: soap, ballot, witness, jury, and cartridge PhD EE (retired). "Barbershop" tenor. CDL(PTXS). W0PBV. (785) 539-4448 NRA Life Member and Certified Instructor (Home Firearm Safety, Rifle, Pistol) |
"Brian" wrote in message nk.net... I prefer building stuff out of my junk pile. I do get a greater feeling of satisfaction when I can dive into the pile on hand and build something that works. It's more fun that way! 73 Cheaper, too. There's three dollars worth of parts there. |
"Brian" wrote in message nk.net... I prefer building stuff out of my junk pile. I do get a greater feeling of satisfaction when I can dive into the pile on hand and build something that works. It's more fun that way! 73 Cheaper, too. There's three dollars worth of parts there. |
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