Small Wonder Labs SW20+ QRP Transceiver
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Very nice, I have just built one of these myself. Yet to box it up though. I found the transmitter peaking a little fiddly. T3 almost ran out of adjustment CCW, yours looks like it's quite a way out too. I have to turn R24 to the max and am getting just shy of 1.5W at 12.2 volts (less with the diode drop I suppose).
The pico keyer is a great accessory, I have one of those too!
72 de MM0GYX
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Cool video!!! I think thats going to be my next project.... Love that key!!!
73 N2JMB
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Very nicely presented radio. They are a joy to own and work
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AK2B DE NG9D. Tom, the on-air recordings clearly demonstrated the sensitivity and selectivity. Wonder what kind of antenna you use, and how the stability of the SW20 is for longer QSOs? Great video and excellent results with that 2W kit! Thanks for sharing it! 73 Lynn
NG9D 1 year ago
@NG9D Hi Lynn, thanks for the comments. I use a Force12 GT-5 vertical dipole on top of the 10 story apartment building I live in (with exactly 200 feet of cable). The drift in the SW20+ is not noticable after a few minutes of warm-up. I was pleasantly surprised how well this rig works. Lots of people had favorably commented on Dave Benson's kits and now I know why.
Tom, ak2b
raccoonnyc 1 year ago
SWL has some good products. I've built a DSW and a couple DSW2's before. I had one of the previous versions of Picokeyer that I love... How do you like your Traveler Key? I'm so close to getting one. I got a Simplex Mono a few years ago and now looking at something a bit more portable.
TNX - DL/W4ABN
ElecticSoul 2 years ago
I like the Traveler a lot. It is not one of the more portable keys around but it has an excellant feel to it. And, it looks sooo good :)
raccoonnyc 2 years ago