QRPGuys is an organization of hams that offer budget and unique ham radio kits. Our specialty will be low cost, high enjoyment kits for the builder that can be assembled in an evening or two. The criteria for our kit designs, are items that are unique in some way, combine features not normally seen, […]
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Another fine kit designed by Chuck Adams (K7QO), the K7QO Marker Generator a useful RF generator that can be used for some of the following tasks. • signal generator. • crystal calibrator. • signal source for receiver alignment. • signal source for dial calibration in homebrew receivers. • band edge reference source. and others….
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Jun 19, 2019 . QRPGuys EZ-WSPR Pi - KE6MT. New Equipment! QRPGuys EZ-WSPR Pi. Back in January of this year (2019), QRPGuys announced a new kit: the EZ-WSPR Pi, based on a public-domain circuit by HA7DCD. TAPR also has a fully-assembled surface-mount version. These are filter boards enabling you to use a Raspberry Pi to output a WSPR signal.
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Paddles. Pick from here or from the drop down menu at the top of the page to visit the individual product pages for specifications, prices, and a link to the assembly manual for your review. KX Iambic Mini Paddle. KX Single Lever Mini Paddle. Single Lever Mini Paddle. Single Lever Paddle w/Base. Iambic Mini Paddle.
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Apr 10, 2016 . The assembly instructions say, “The .010″ thickness paddle leaves provide a light touch. A user could make a leaf with thicker material for a stiffer touch.” I think that what the QRPGuys should really do is to either include two sets of levers—one thin and one thick—or offer the stiffer material as an option.
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Dec 12, 2018 . Richard, absolutely. Hopefully they expand the line, and I plan on buying a couple more kits. I don't have use for anything else they offer, but maybe I will in the future. The paddles they make that you can mount on your QRP rigs look nice and get good reviews so far. WG0AT has a video showing a set he built and likes.
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Click here for the new version.. The new QRPGuys DSB Digital Transceiver II is a low cost, multiband, DSB transceiver kit, with three easy plug-in modules for 40/30/20m, (additional module pcb’s available). Changes that Steve Weber (KD1JV) have included are, a high pass filter to help with BCB interference in troubled environments, replaced the relay with solid state switching, …
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” order_by=”sortorder” order_direction=”ASC” returns=”included” maximum_entity_count=”500″] QRPGuys K7QO Noise Bridge – $20 Your PayPal receipt is your confirmation that we have received your order. Stock availability and shipping volume can delay shipping. We are pleased to offer the K7QO Noise Bridge. It is a compact, self powered, inexpensive device that generates …
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May 14, 2019 . QRPGuys. From my inbox: Kit guide, CW resources, #hamradio in the movies. May 14, 2019 By Dan KB6NU Leave a Comment. QRPGuys’ Lidia 40m DC receiver kit. Hi, Dan– I have updated my radio kit guide at ...
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Test de receptor regenerativo. Es un kit de QRPGuys.com.La antena es un alambre de 16m con un radial de 8m tirado en el pasto. Me encuentro en el auto, a 2km...
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Jun 19, 2019 . The QRPGuys Mini 80m-10m No-Tune End Fed Half Wave Antenna. QRPGuys is an amazing kit provider. I’ve mentioned this before, but I believe they’re honestly trying to provide a service to radio amateurs by creating affordable kits for HF QRP operation. They aren’t reinventing the wheel—most of what they sell are known designs turned into ...
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The new QRPGuys Digital Transceiver III kit for 160m-10m is a low cost, multi-band, multi-digital mode, 5 watt transceiver kit, with VFO and plug-in module kits supplied for 40/30/20m. The v. III version debuts a novel firmware scheme for our Si5351A/MS5351M VFO which allows a move away from DSB transmission to SSB, by a new process we are ...
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The QRPGuys K8TND Regenerative Receiver covers the 60, 49, 41, 31, 25 meter shortwave bands (approximately 4.5 to 12.7 MHz), with a receiver you build complete from the supplied chassis pieces, electrical components, and hardware. You connect the receiver to a simple wire antenna, that can be a simple wire in the attic, or one thrown up in a tree. Cliff …
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As mentioned on the QRPGuys site, the kit is based off of a design by Joe Everhart (N2CX)—an antenna setup he used extensively during the 2017 National Parks on the Air program. His full article can be read on the July 2017 issue of QRP Quarterly .
The new QRPGuys DSB Digital Transceiver II is a low cost, multiband, DSB transceiver kit, with three easy plug-in modules for 40/30/20m, (additional module pcb’s available).
The QRPGuys K8TND Regenerative Receiver covers the 60, 49, 41, 31, 25 meter shortwave bands (approximately 4.5 to 12.7 MHz), with a receiver you build complete from the supplied chassis pieces, electrical components, and hardware. You connect the receiver to a simple wire antenna, that can be a simple wire in the attic, or one thrown up in a tree.
Crystal controlled kits come with crystals for 7023 kHz, but can be changed by the builder for any other 40 Meter crystal. Pixie requires one crystal, Frog needs two, and the Super RockMite needs three, all the same freq. Frog QRP Kit.
The new QRPGuys DSB Digital Transceiver II is a low cost, multiband, DSB transceiver kit, with three easy plug-in modules for 40/30/20m, (additional module pcb’s available).
This transceiver is an evolution compiled from various DSB and digital designs on the internet from ZL2BMI, VK3YE, AA7EE, BD6CR, and others. With help from Jim Giammanco, (N5IB) and finally Steve Weber, (KD1JV), we are offering a transceiver with an approximate output of 2.5 watts on 40m, over 1.5 watts on 30m, and over 1 watt on 20m.
Users will need two 3.5mm stereo jumpers to your computer or tablet microphone/speaker jacks on the sound card. The transceiver’s internal VOX circuit will switch to transmit automatically when it senses an audio output signal from the software on the pc or tablet speaker jack.
The transceiver runs the popular free WSJT-X software (Windows, Linux, or macOS) that requires an accurate time synchronization program, such as Dimension 4, or many of the other free ones available. Users will need two generic 3.5mm stereo jumpers to your computer or tablet microphone/speaker jacks on the sound card.