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  • Good going!

  • congratulations, really interesting

  • your qrm levels are high

  • @locoman1963 Yes, noise level was high. I used a portable AM radio with ferrite bar antenna to triangulate general interference source location. Then used VHF aircraft (AM mode) reciever to ID the likely power pole. Power company confirmed using a VHF receiver with hand-held four element Yagi antenna (noise signal peaked when the antenna was pointed at the lightning arrestor). Power company disconnected them and noise was gone. The power company was happy to help. 73 de NG9D

  • what is the name of this rig and where can I get a schematic?

  • @sz42781 thanks for viewing. This was just an experiment using a cheap 1.843MHz crystal from DigiKey and some other parts from radio shack and my parts bin. The oscillator, buffer and filter were adapted from common handbook circuits. The main enjoyment with something like this is the experimentation. The transmitter was never optimized and it tended to burn out the final transistor. If I can solve that problem and improve the efficiency I'll post diagram . 73 de NG9D

  • @NG9D Any luck with the schematic?

  • @NG9D Any luck with the schematic?

  • yes let me see how it was made

  • awsom do you have a schematic?

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