Homebrew 160m Transverter Article QST Oct. 1971?
Brian Carling
bcarling at CFL.RR.COM
Sun Mar 12 06:29:50 EST 2006
Yes Doc - if you build one, I can supply the crystals...
I have occasionallyu thought it would be fn to build such
a transverter. Probably one of the easier homebrew projects.
Certainly easier than making a complete all-mode transceiver!
You could use something lik e a 7 MHz i.f. and that would work
with a 5.2 MHz crystal. I wonder what the QST article called for?
Brian, AF4K.com
On 12 Mar 2006 at 0:09, doc wrote:
> Anyone have this article handy?
>
> Oct 1971 QST Page 11
> Transverter for 1.8, 21, or 28 MHz,
> Blakeslee, Douglas, W1KLK
>
> I am looking for a reasonably priced 160M transverter
> (Dentron 160XV & TenTec Model 240 are the only
> commercial 160m transverters of which I am aware and
> they are not common). I am also on the lookout for
> a homebrew one.
>
> Failing to find an affordable one I will have to
> build one. I understand the circuit to be fairly
> simple, Dentron reportedly used a single 6146B.
>
> Your thoughts?
>
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