[Lowfer] Lowfer transceiver by Dave Curry
Mike-WE0H
we0h at yahoo.com
Sat Dec 27 15:43:57 EST 2008
Running good Lowfer antennas & power will get you daytime coverage about
150-200 miles with audible CW. I don't know about SSB or other modes.
Night time of course will go further but how far?
The west coast guys talked about their SSB round tables they had
scheduled out. Surely if enough Lowfer guys got moving on building SSB
rigs or transverter's, that SSB could work out for at least regional QSO's.
Mike
WE0H
PAUL wrote:
>
> I did a site search on www.arrl.org <http://www.arrl.org> for
> "lowfer" and came up with and article by
>
> Dave Curry in April 1994 QST about a cw tranceiver.Members can
> download this.
>
>
>
> In Aug 1982 QEX there is an article about a transverter for 1750
> meters. My friend Dave w5dsb is
>
> looking for that cd. Maybe some of you have that c/d.
>
>
>
> I have an unfinished Bitx board from FAR circuits. I built it with
> 9.0mhz if. I am going to try it out
>
> with a Nocal DDS and a lowpass front end to see how well it performs.
> If it works I may order an
>
> epson programmable osc for the master osc( apx 9.1845) Cheap way to do
> SSB, psk, wolf and other
>
> modes. Google Bitx-20 or go to link on FAR circuits web site. I
> believe lowfer freq would be very
>
> practical for local communications.
>
>
>
> Paul k5wms
>
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