- WA3WSJ's TT2 Page
W3BBO 6-17-00 539/539 Erie, PA Bob
N3AO 6-18-00 519/579 Rt.183 AT PA Carter
KF2VM 6-21-00 599/219 Schentaty, NY Jamie
K1QM/QRP 9-10-00 569/119 Boston, MA Joel
K4BYF 11-28-00 559/529
VE3WQ 11-28-00 559/539
WB3AAL 11-28-00 559/449 Reading, PA Ron
I built my TT2 in June of 2000 and I've
been having fun with it ever since I finished it. I originally built
my TT2 stock, but soon tired of using a mechanical switch for tranmit and
receive. I decide to install a TIC 3(smt version) into my TT2 and eliminate
the T/R switch. My original TT2 drew about 49ma and my modified version
draws about 68ma. I use two transistor batteries in parallel for a power
source which gives me about 150mw of output. The batteries should last
a while under this load.
Below is a schematic of a contest ready
TT2! Go on, have fun with this modification and your contest ready TT2!
Worked Ed Hare, W1RFI
on his TT2 in WV