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Old January 24th 06, 04:11 PM posted to rec.radio.amateur.homebrew
Tim Shoppa
 
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Default Tube type 10 MHz VFO controlled xmtr - ideas?

Exray wrote:

Am thinking about a 2-3 Mhz VFO mixing with an old surplus 7-8 Mc xtal.


The 10MHz band is so narrow (10.1 through what, 10.14 MHz?) that a
couple of crystals and some rubbering can cover it.

The VFO+mixer scheme is great for a multi-band SSB xcvr but the
complexity really isn't needed in a CW transmitter. Just build a VFO
straight for 10MHz, or double up from 5MHz (lots of 5MHz VFO plans in
all the handbooks) or triple up from 3.3x MHz.

Tim KA0BTD

 
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