SolderSmoke Podcast #244 Is available:
http://soldersmoke.com/soldersmoke244.mp3
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HE’S BACK! HOORAY! PETE JULIANO N6QW IS BACK! SOLDERSMOKE COMMUNITY WAS SENT INTO A COLLECTIVE FUNK BY PETE’S ABSENCE. —————- Pete’s TR-7 (SEE VIDEO ABOVE) CK722 The BFR106
Pete’s new blog: https://hamradiogenius.blogspot.com/ —- Update on the high school project: Mixers made. Harder than they seemed. First QSO with the DC RX. Allan W4AMV Homebrewer TRGHS Ten Minute Transmitter – Better than the MMM! AF4K (SK) crystals. Other supporting projects: Farhan in Hyderabad. Rick N3FJZ, Walter KA4KXX, Andreas DL1AJG Electronics for Biologists. Peter Marks VK3TPM (fighting the siren call of the Si5351) . Steven VK2BLQ built a beautiful one. Daniel VE5DLD will build three of them with his students. Orlando PY2ANE is building one in Brazil. This week: The Bandpass Filter. (Thank you Hans Summers) — SHAMELESS COMMERCE DIVISION: BECOME A PATRON VIA PATREON. I am posting some fun stuff for the Patrons. AMAZON SHOPPING ADS Now on both the left and right columns. CHECK OUT Mostly DIY RF in the right hand column. —- My HP8640B Lives to Fight another day. Two new DMMs A low-end Fluke and a AstroAI 6000 Electrolytic Replacement Controversy Continues
Mailbag: — Dave AA7EE is blogging again! Yea! — Mike Rainey AA1TJ back in the Hobbit Hole Building a WWVB receiver. — Farhan is coming to FDIM. — Tony G4WIF reminds us that 39 bucks for JUST a 60 MHz counter would be great! — Dave VE3EAC again helped me fix my HP8640B. — Dean KK4DAS finalizing 10 meter DSB rig. FB. Upgraded my NanoVNA. — Mike KD4MM giving me a Nano VNA for the SolderSmoke Shack South. — Ian VK3LA asked what happened to Chuck Adams content. Good question. — Don ND6T and I have been discussing envelope detection. — Nick M0NTV working on AM modulators. He has a new video. — Ciprian YO6DXE built a Ten Minute Transmitter. — Steve EI5DD Connacht Regional News: https://www.docdroid.net/YJAV800/crnews0223-pdf
Hyderabad DC RX Workshop
Farhan explaining the receiver in Hyderabad
Ian VK3LA, Chuck Adams earliest content can be found via the Wayback Machine at: https://web.archive.org/web/20041110190125/http://www.k7qo.net/ He actively updated his content. You can find different papers, including two very good ones on Manhattan style, by clicking through the timeline at the top of the page. As I am just finding out about him, I cannot be sure if clicking through the years lets you see everything he ever posted but, there is plenty to go through. Scott KQ4AOP