[SOC] Looking for Xtals

[LEE BAHR]

Go to Expanded Spectrum Systems.  You won't do any better then this.  Rich 
Kennedy is a great guy.    www.expandedspectrumsystems.com
He has great crystals, fast service and great pricing. with a vast offering 
of frequencies.

Lee, w0vt


----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Walter - K5EST" <walter.k5est at gmail.com>
To: "Second Class Operators' Club" <soc at mailman.qth.net>
Sent: Monday, August 31, 2009 8:59 PM
Subject: Re: [SOC] Looking for Xtals


> On Mon, Aug 31, 2009 at 8:25 PM, Tom McCulloch<thom2 at att.net> wrote:
>> Hi,
>> Can anyone point me towards a inexpensive source for a small order of 
>> just
>> a few crystals? I'm thinking of trying my hand at a basic Manhattan style
>> qrp transmitter (I haven't decide which one to try yet) and I'm sure I'll 
>> be
>> needing a crystal or two for 7.030, maybe 7.040 and 14.060 (anything 
>> else?).
>>
>> Also if anyone has any suggestions for an entry level xmtr that might 
>> lends
>> itself to Manhattan style building (for a guy who 1) is on the SOC list 
>> and
>> 2) has fat finger and old eyes), I'd appreciate that too.
>>
>> Tnx in advance
>> Tom
>> WB2QDG
>>
>
> For xtals, Norcal QRP Club has about the best prices,
> the have the online ordering down for vacations, but
> it should be up in a couple of weeks at the most. And
> you could always email them.
> <http://www.norcalqrp.org/norcalcrystals.htm>
>
> For a rig, the MAS-80 is sure a thought, see
> Terry - WAoITP's
> <http://www.wa0itp.com/mas80.html>
>
> or you could always build up a Doug DeMaw - W1FB
> (SK) designs from his several books on QRP.....
> I'd give you some URLs but this is the SOC reflector :-)
>
> 73....Walter - K5EST
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