Hi Wilson, FWIW, I have homebrewed all of my presently used radio gear, rx, tx,
antennas, etc. Mostly at VHF and UHF, but some QRP HF "stuff" also, including
20's vintage Hartleys & regen receivers. I do not have the patience,
facilities, or ability to construct show-n-tell type equipment, however. My
parts sources were almost exclusively hamfest freebies, and my junkbox. My
current workshop is an outdoor table, weather permitting (a serious rarity). My
post retirement/post mistake/post recession budget is essentially nil.
Arthritis and other issues have caused my recent project level to plummet, but
not completely vanish. My hb projects are most assuredly not pretty, due to the
above mentioned issues/limitations! My budget limitations leave me with no
other options, other than the hb route, but I never enjoyed using commercially
made stuff, when that option was available. Thus, homebrewing is a win/win
scenario, for me.
It is very good indeed, to hear from other hb enthusiasts.
73 & GL de Ron n4gjv
On Tuesday, November 3, 2015 11:47 PM, Glen Zook via Boatanchors
<[email protected]> wrote:
I have quite a bit of home brew equipment that I have built in the past few
years including a single band 160-meter linear amplifier
http://nebula.wsimg.com/64c93cac786e7174968c0855eca0b53e?AccessKeyId=5DDC3F25F0398F58962E&disposition=0&alloworigin=1
a 160-meter transverter
http://nebula.wsimg.com/78f8c72f3ed4da3c80cfa84485eb476c?AccessKeyId=5DDC3F25F0398F58962E&disposition=0&alloworigin=1
Antenna switches, various VLF and VHF receiving converters, test equipment
including attenuators and a digital signal generator (started with one of the
Chinese VFOs) that covers 0 kHz to 55 MHz with a well calibrated variable
attenuator, patch panels, power supplies, and a fair amount of other items.
Also, not completely home brew, but rebuilt a BC-312M that was badly hacked,
gutted, etc.
http://nebula.wsimg.com/4d0f27dd0e881a991f594c3efe68b87e?AccessKeyId=5DDC3F25F0398F58962E&disposition=0&alloworigin=1
Glen, K9STH
Website: http://k9sth.net
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