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Try http://www.hamtronics.com and scroll down the menu bar on the left
side to Receiving & Xmtg Converters and then select VHF & UHF Receiving Converters. These will listen to any mode (AM,FM,SSB,CW,PSK31,etc.) that your I.F. rig can copy. I've built many Hamtronics kits over the years and they are simple and tune up with a voltmeter. A frequency counter might be nice to get the oscillator exactly on frequency, but it probably isn't absolutely necessary. Scott N0EDV Andy Ball wrote: RAMSEY and TENTEC might be two sources... Thanks. Ramsey have 10m and 6m RX kits, but they're FM and the beacons that I was hoping to hear transmit CW. I have a TenTec kit, but it's more complex than I had hoped and I'm told that it will work better on 80m or 40m than 10m, so I will probably build it for 40m when I eventually pluck up the courage (and source a nice vernier for the tuning). Thanks, - Andy, KB9YLW |