W0DZ's New Sienna Transceiver Kit?

[Bob And Bettina Groh]

Don, I certainly hardily second your idea's.  A new CR-1 would be a 
cracker jack idea - nice and simple and there is a lot of interest in 
the old crystal receivers.  It would sure be nice to get one with a nice 
silk-screened front panel, etc.  Been a lot of information out there on 
exactly how to come up with the coil, etc.  I think there would have to 
be some care taken to clearly differentiate the 'new' unit from the 
older one to avoid scamming.

One nice kit would be a programmable digital RF to demodulated 'thingie' 
which, along with proper code could be a way to experiment with, for 
example, panadaptors, etc. Various USB devices such as power meters 
would be neat.  But all should be relatively inexpensive so we can 
indulge in one - say $50 to $150.

73,
Bob Groh, WA2CKY

Don Melcher wrote:

>Yes - it was interesting to see it at Dayton. I wish you a lot of luck -
>it isn't going to be easy.
>
>How about starting with a CR-1? I got one for my 9th birthday - the
>first of MANY Heathkits. That is what got me, and a lot of others I
>know, hooked on radio. The fact that you could listen to a radio that
>had NO batteries!
>
>I think it would be great to offer some "beginner" kits - test gear and
>station accessories. I have had a LOT of fun building various small kits
>- NorCal SMK-1, Small Wonder PSK-20, K1EL keyers and various Elecraft.
>How about a panadapter that you could use with an oscilloscope and any
>radio. A remote reading wattmeter with a USB interface. Stuff that is
>unique - things that maybe the ONLY way to get it is to build a kit.
>Some took me years between purchase and building due to schedule
>conflicts - but they were ALL a lot of fun.
>
>Don
>W6CZ
>
>

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