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QRPme. Flavors AssembledIf you want to do some parts scrounging at your local hamfest, we also sell a version of the original......... The Tuna Tin 2 (TT2) kit includes a round printed circuit board and all PCB mounted parts: transistors, capacitors, resistors, toroids, magnet wire and key jack. The kit also includes a 7.040Mhz crystal and SIP socket for easy crystal change. Assembly instructions and additional documentation can be found below. You have to scrounge up the can, PCB mounting hardware, antenna, power and receiver jacks, hookup wire and T/R switch.

This earlier version of the TT2 requires additional mods by the builder to insure compliance with current FCC harmonic output regulations. Price: $17.00 Texas/Tuna Topper Kit The Tuna Topper and Texs Topper kits will boost that QRP or QRPp signal to a full 5 watts. Tuna Topper kit: $30.00Texas Topper kit: $25.00 Reggie][ KitHere is QRPme's version of the Reggie, the minimalist tranceiver by Michael Rainey AA1TJ.

Price $35.00Order code = RGE. SkyView Radio Society. Click on map image for detailed map to the club grounds DIRECTIONS TO SKYVIEW RADIO SOCIETY GPS=40o 31’ 03” N / 790 40’ 37” W From Apollo / Leechburg: Take rt. 66 S to rt. 380. Take 380 W to rt. 366. Take rt. 366 W (toward New Kensington) to the end of the 4 lane. Go ¼ mile past the end of the 4 lane. From New Kensington: Take rt. 366 E. From Monroeville / Parkway: Take rt. 286 E to rt. 380 E. From Greensburg: Take rt. 66 N to rt. 366. These are the elements we aspire to.

Want to help your Skyview Radio Society? ARRLWeb: ARRL Home Page. Ta2bg - Morse code test practice. Morse and Morse Code. Learn CW using the Koch Training Method - CW at HFRadio.org / NW7US. Morse Training by the Koch Method Koch's method is a simple, direct way of building reflexes. However, it requires either a computer and Morse software or a personal trainer. That's why it was overlooked for so many years. Now that computers are commonplace, it should become the standard Morse training method. Here's how it works: You start out by setting up your computer (or a microprocessor-based code tutor machine) to send you Morse characters at 20 wpm and at an overall sending speed of at least 15 wpm. (Here is a GREAT Koch-method training software package: G4FON's CW Trainer from G4FON, Ray Goff.

(See Setting SuperMorse to do Koch for tips on using the Koch method with SuperMorse.) If your score is 90 percent or better -- congratulations! This method does not allow you to build that lookup table in your brain. This is a very individual method of training -- you progress at your own best speed, and spend only the time required to gain each new character. How much time is required? Morse Code Practice. Welcome to the morse practice page. This page is designed to help you learn and practice Morse Code. There are also other pages which cover the morse code itself and a few hints on how to approach learning the code This page will generate morse code at various speeds and with lots of different types of content – everything from individual letters up to a full ‘QSO’ (a randomly generated morse code conversation between two stations).

The server creates .mp3 audio files which you can listen to directly on the page via a flash mp3 player, or download directly to listen to offline. There are also .au files as an alternative format. iPhone App You can now practice morse code on your iPhone and iPod Touch with the new HamMorse iPhone app, available now in the Apple App Store.More…. Support AA9PW.com If you find the resources on this site useful, please consider making a small donation to help offset the website hosting costs and support future developments.