[HBR] HBR Build Advice?

[Scott McDonald]

How did I miss that, some great ideas, it's out to the garage to rummage 😃 thanks

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> On Jun 27, 2017, at 10:07 AM, B. Smith <smithab11 at comcast.net> wrote:
> 
>   Hi Scott
> You might find the section on coil forms  and tuning capacitors helpful.
> 73
> k4che
> http://k4che.com/HBR/HBR%20page%201.htm
> 
>> On 6/27/2017 10:25 AM, Scott via HBR wrote:
>>  I'm gearing up to build an HBR something over the winter after building a
>> W7ZOI receiver last winter.
>>  Any recommendations for "bang for the buck" and "least difficult to source
>> or sub parts for" variety?  I plan to use it mostly for general listening
>> on SSB and some cw with a homebrew transmitter.
>>  I've secured 85 khs IF transformers from an old Q5er, and a slightly worn
>> but solid Eddy 898 dial, and am thinking the HBR13 might be the way to go.
>>  I'm thinking I can probably find something suitable to use for the coil
>> forms and the 1600-1700 khz IF transformers, and that the main ganged cap is
>> probably the most difficult thing left to find?
>>  But eagerly solicit any advice about what path might be the one of least
>> resistance...or any other hard to find parts I should be looking harder for
>> before winter.
>>    Thanks, Scott ka9p
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