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Hello,
I'm looking to rig up a cheap way to monitor the local repeater without having to invest in a complete transceiver. I've just gotten into VHF ham radio (HF is more familiar to me). I'm not too strong in making radio receivers, but I made VCO's, so I have some homebrew skills:-) I need a 2m receiver circuit, with good selectivity and stable frequency. I've seen some easy to build circuits with good performance on Motorola IC's, but I can't find that circuit in my country. Well in my country there is a bit difficult to buy any kit or specific parts, so I will do everything from parts I could find at local radio shack store. Any suggestions/help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Edgar 73! |
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