- 5 Oct. 2021: Morse code transceiver using the BBC micro:bit V2
- Homebrew items
- Morse code transceiver using the BBC micro:bit V2
- Button A or external telegraph key connected between 3V and Pin1 (active HIGH) for keying.
- Maximum communication range up to 140m LoS.
- Not only sound but also signal lamp is implemented, you can enjoy Studio Ghibli's Ponyo.
- Movie and Python source code (License: CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 International) is available at YouTube.
- For micro:bit V1, connect a piezo speaker between Pin0 and GND and replace
"pin_speaker" with "pin0" in the Python code.
- 7TR1015BB: 7MHz CW QRP transceiver on solderless breadboard only made of single kind general purpose PNP transistor
- 7R1015BB: 7MHz direct conversion receiver on solderless breadboard only made of single kind general purpose PNP transistor
- 18T135pp “AinSebaa17” :
an 18.099MHz CW QRP transmitter
- 10T639pp “Europa30” :
a 10MHz QRP CW transmitter using European transistors
- 7T9521 “Komukai40” :
a 7MHz QRP CW transmitter featuring Class C SEPP power amplifier
- TT2/J : a Janapnese edition of the famous Tuna Tin 2 transmitter
- 7R3357 “Fujimino40”:
a 7MHz CW receiver featuring AGC-less superheterodyne
- Shortwave radio accessories :
RF attenuator and CW audio filter for SONY, DEGEN and so on.
- Z-match : a compact antenna tuner for QRP'ers
- Experimental results
- Archives
- Preserve Spectrum
- ARRL BPL page
- RSGB PLT page
- “Preserve Spectrum” logo/banner for QSL card, letter head, WEB pages, etc.
You may use them freely as long as you agree the campagin.
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- M size (640×128 pixels) : JPEG
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