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amazing but do u have a schematics? please, send it to me :)
best 73
emercito 4 months ago
Great stuff,seems to be a good rx.I will try to send you info from my qrp stn on 10,106 Mghz.55/73 de DL3WL
Crosslaeufer 2 years ago
wow ! nice receiver there. and your ugly construction looks very nice.
Doesn't the band seem full due to the lack of single signal reception(common in DC RX)?
qrphb 3 years ago
You can't beat homebrewed equipment for pure fun and satisfaction. You get a whole lot more out of this hobby by building your own rather than buying it, in my opinion.
73 DE Perry
G0IFI 3 years ago
Very good! Bet it was a lot of fun.
WA5MUF 3 years ago
Excellent job on the Manhattan construction RX! Your bench reminds me of my own. It's amazing how you can get such a usable receiver out of such a small parts count. Did you ever the the BPF attached?
NT7S 4 years ago
NICE RX...
sq2iii 4 years ago
Great project! Looking forward to you next videos! vy 73 de DG1MJH (munichman1968)
munichman1968 4 years ago
Great and it sounds great? What kind of antenna is it connected to? 73!
k6tpl 4 years ago
Connected via a clip lead to a 40M "Z" Dipole in my attic. I am working on some improvements and hope to post again after a little testing. Thanks for checking it out! The circuit as you hear it here is a simple NE602/LM380N setup, it needs some selectivity improvements ( as do most direct conversion rigs ) 73
w8fg 4 years ago