ATS3B QRP QSO with Indoor Antenna
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This video is a response to Building a ham radio transceiver:ATS3B by Steven Weber KD1JV
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Incredible work...I like the metal enclosures. I want to start building passive crystal diode VHF receivers. I did so years ago and want to relive and expand on the experiences. -73, Chuck
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I think you out ran him a little HI HI
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Wow. Fascinating. Thanks guys, de EI2KC
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Good job on the rig. A quick plug for Jack. I just got done working him on my return to CW after a year off. He was very patient and polite.
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Man that is just down right cool! You go boy! QRP Rocks!
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whatever it takes, thats awsome
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Great video, I love QRP and I'm going to get back into building again very soon. Keep up the good work. 73 Peter G0OMH
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Im trying to get my qrp rig going strong! How did you wire up the speaker wire for the antenna? did you run a signal through one wire and the ground through the other. I want to make contact with you lol! Im only in NJ not far! Im on 14.060mhz "20" meter band
sz42781 3 years ago
Not so fast, Speedy Gonzales. I am in Japan. But come April, I can work you for sure.
The antenna. Ha ha... It was a speaker cord from the Walgreens down the street. I split the cord, put one side up the stairwell and tied it to a curtain rod--put the other end into the kitchen and laid it on the floor--and I was getting out of that wood-framed bungalow pretty well. I used an alligator clip to 'ground' the rig and the counterpoise wire to the chair I was sitting in. That's it. Radio is fun!
kc7fys 3 years ago
I can work you now. I am in MN. Let's set it up!
kc7fys 2 years ago
...and and?
kc7fys 3 years ago
One viewer asks: I just saw your video of a QRP QSO using the ATS-3B with an indoor antenna. Can you tell me what was the antenna? Also, what the heck is that little yellow box full of LEDs?
Are you a member of the AT-Sprint yahoo group?
kc7fys 3 years ago