[NLRS] Kuhne 10 GHz transverter kit question

[Dr. Gerald N. Johnson]

http://searchgo.890m.com/look/DB6NT/VK5ZD__Notes_On_The_DB6NT_10GHz_Transverter_Kit/aHR0cDovL3d3dy52azV6ZC5jb20vREI2TlQvZGI2bnQxLmFzcHg=_blog

reports on building the kit in considerable detail with lots of close up 
pictures.

The RSGB article at: http://www.microwavers.org/10ghz-starter.htm 
alleges there's a similar article by G8ACE but I've not been able to 
find it with google.

The google hit claims some G8ACE comments on 10 GHz but so far I've not 
been able to log in.
http://www.vklogger.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=40&t=10048&start=15

There probably still some 106.5 MHz crystals at Axeman University.

The DEMI transverter and test equipment is covered well in the 
International Microwave Handbook. Several years ago it was less 
expensive direct from RSGB than through ARRL. With the lowered Euro it 
should be even more so today. The DEMI transverter should also be 
covered well on W1GHZ web pages since its his design.

The assembly manuals for both DEMI and Kuhne transverter kits can be 
downloaded from their web sites.

I've not found the DUBUS article I remember either.

73, Jerry, K0CQ

On 4/6/2015 10:53 AM, home at warrenferber.com wrote:
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> Hi,
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> I am wondering if anyone has experience building the Kuhne 10 GHz transverter kit?
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> I'm curious on the level of difficulty (similar to the DEMI 23cm kit or easier/harder, I've built this one years ago) and what test equipment is needed to tune it up?  I was thinking of taking advantage of Jim's club order to finally get on the band.  If other's were thinking of doing this, how about a couple of group build weekends?
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> I am also interested in hearing thoughts and comparisons of this unit to the DEMI 10 GHz transverter.
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> Thanks - 73,
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> Warren - WF0T
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