[HomeBrew] Projects

[Bry Carling]

Hi Loren - welcome to this group. It has been quiet but yes, a number of us do build a 
number of things - often with tubes. The solid state guys tend to congregate in the QRP 
groups.
A VERY small number of people build high tech modern style radios from scratch, but there 
is probably more interest in vintage - reproduction technology like Michael Tausson described 
for you. With the availability of chasses, old power supply components and pretty much any 
RF parts you could need, it is not hard to put it all together.

What specifically gets your interest? Transmitters? Receivers? Accessories? Tube type 
radio construction? Solid state?

73 - Brian AF4K


On 29 Oct 2012 at 13:36, Loren Moline WA7SKT wrote:


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> Out of curiosity is anyone still building things? I would be
> interested in hearing what you have going. Seems as though there is
> a limited number of homebrewers still left in captivity!
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> Loren   WA7SKT
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