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New Case for the QRPLabs QCX CW Transceiver
The QCX transceiver was previously packaged in a standard plastic enclosure from Altronics. The fit was good and the extra space allowed for a battery pack but metal is a better choice for RF. I was not satisfied with the … Continue reading
Posted in radio communications, SOTA
Tagged backpack radio, QCX, qcx case, qrp, QRPlabs, SOTA
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Mt Little Joe VK3/VC-027 SOTA
Sunday 30th August was planned as the second anniversary of Summits on the Air (SOTA) for New South Wales (NSW) and the first anniversary for SOTA in Western Australia (WA). The weather in Victoria was very wet and cold on … Continue reading
MTR2 CW Transceiver Flight Deck
Having recently completed the KD1JV MTR2 CW transceiver, I have been wondering about how to use this in the field with a CW paddle. Am in the process of re-learning CW after not using it since the licence test an … Continue reading
Transceiver for Backpacking
I have been looking around for a compact SSB transceiver design to take on lightweight SOTA expeditions. Something sized around 100mm x 100mm x30mm. If the MST400 was a little smaller, it would be the clear choice, but the board … Continue reading
Posted in Projects, radio communications
Tagged AD9850, arduino, backpack, backpack radio, DDS, hiking radio, homebrew, MMR40, PTO assembly, qrp, rotary encoder, SOTA
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Mt Ritchie VK3/VC-003 SOTA
On Sunday, Kevin, VK3KAB and myself left Narre Warren Nth at 6am to head to Mt. Ritchie for a SOTA activation. The aim was to be on air about half an hour before the UTC rollover. We didn’t have … Continue reading
Mt Toorongo Range VK3/VT-026 SOTA
Saturday looked like a good day to get out with sunny conditions although strong winds. Mt. Toorongo seemed one to try, so I asked Peter, VK3PF and Wayne VK3WAM for some directions and expected road conditions as they had previously … Continue reading
MST400 SSB QRP Transceiver
The weather was miserable yesterday, so spent some time stuffing components into MST400 transceiver boards in the workshop. ozQRP in NSW make this kit, and it looked nice and cleverly designed to use commonly available parts , for example 10MHz … Continue reading