If you want to swang da Dosy.. just clip the diode and crank the audio till you feedback into your toaster.
Do it right and you'll be able to set your SWR by the Lissajous pattern on your Eggos.
If you want to swang da Dosy.. just clip the diode and crank the audio till you feedback into your toaster.
oops, ya caught me!Leave the radio alone if you truly want to sound clear.
I get it , like said I loved the looks of the radio but being a member here for a few years now I have learned a lot , looks don't get you out clean . On am sometimes your better off with and old TRC -9 Realistic like I cut my teeth on . That $29.95 radio has turned me into spending a lot of $'s over the years .lolI got one for a good price from an elderly woman. It belonged to her late husband who passed away. It looks like new and really doesn't have anything done to it other than the conversion. It sounds great from what I am told. I use it to talk to my locals mostly. I don't do much talking on SSB. So, I don't know how much it drifts. Besides I have other radios better suited for SSB.
.... It sounds great from what I am told. ....
I would just run it as is.
Really didn't have any immediate plans to mess with it. I don't need it to be a high wattage radio because I have plenty of amps that do that already. Just needed a good clean talking base radio to get out there and talk to my locals.
That's how to do it. Bastardizing a radio to squash someone in a competition is one thing but for daily use leave it alone. All I need for rag chew is a radio that makes a clean clear signal and amplify it if I need to. I don't skimp on the amplifier either. I run them at less than half of what most cbers can get out of one. Sweep tubes aren't good for more than 80-100 pep a piece no matter what the experts say.
Could the version 1 be made to turn on and off with a switch for fm? I would not mind giving up the useless nf switch on my 2517 for one of these.I have another version that I have designed and am and testing that has a Diode switched "Bypass or FM" mode, because FM needs a little more bandwidth in receive to function. Version 2 (with FM bypass mode) will be a little smaller, too.
Not everyone likes ham radio or hams.Yes leave it as it is.
p.s. really want DX get your ham ticket.... sorry couldn't help myself
I like a good ham once in a while! Easter Sunday coming soon. Lol...lol...lol! The devil made me type this. Lol...lol!Not everyone likes ham radio or hams.
Ham radios can be tricky to tune. I think the trick is to use pineapple slices for your toroid cores, but I haven't tested that just yet.Not everyone likes ham radio or hams.
Fair enough, but don't complain when the radios available for 11 meters are crap or the band is dead. Anyway, it's all that you want to do. 73Not everyone likes ham radio or hams.