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30m Projects - Transmitters

Click to enlarge10,1 MHz QRP TX by LY3LP

http://sa555.blogspot.com/2009/07/101mc-qrp-tx.html

Click to enlarge10T639pp “Europa30” by JH5ESM
In 2005, I had organized a group purchase for European transistors. In this program, BC547, BC639, BD135, BD139 and TBA820M had been listed and about 20 Japanese hams had joined.
http://www.qsl.net/jh5esm/homebrew/europa30.html

Click to enlarge30m QRSS Beacon by GØUPL
A borderline insane 30m QRSS beacon project. The beacon contains an 8K EEPROM (28C64 chip) of which only 1K is used. It is programmed by hand from front panel switches.
http://www.hanssummers.com/qrss.html

Click to enlarge30m QRSS Junkbox Beacon by GØUPL
Here's a 30m QRSS beacon whose main objective is low cost and simplicity. I built this project entirely from junk box parts: the only component purchased specifically for this project was the 10,140kHz crystal ...
http://www.hanssummers.com/qrssjb.html

Klik voor vergroting5W QRP tranmitter for 30m with class D amplifier by OH1TV
In this project I wanted to learn more about class D amplifiers. In D-class two active components act as switches. One of the switches conduct on each half cycle. In the output either current or voltage is zero during all half cycle, which means that power dissipated is zero and in ideal case efficiency reaches 100%.
http://www.kolumbus.fi/pekka.ketonen/class%20D%20QRP%2030m.htm

Click to enlargeA 10MHz QRP transmitter by F6GLZ
This home made transmitter will be the companion of my low band receiver soon described here. In fact, it is a synthesis of several modules already tested separatly.
https://jclaudegerwill.wordpress.com/translation/a-10mhz-qrp-transmitter/

A Two-transitor Transmitter for 30 Meters by KB4PY
When I decided to become active on the 30-m band, I wanted to build a simple transmiter. I have a Yeasu FT-101E that receives WWV on 10MHz. Others may have general-coverage receivers, and need only a transmitter.
http://www.arrl.org/files/file/Technology/tis/info/pdf/8402046.pdf

Click to enlargeA WSPR Transmitter for 30m by ZL4SAE
As shown in the heading pic, the transmitter will interface to the previously published receiver, via the changeover relay, which is VOX operated. The audio from the PC, or laptop, is buffered by the external USB sound-card.
https://gw4sae.wordpress.com/2016/11/01/a-wspr-transmitter-for-30m/

Click to enlargeTiny 30m WSPR beacon by PA2RF
I was looking for a small WSPR beacon for portable use. When reading the blog of Roger, G3XBM, I ran into the WISPY TX beacon. I converted his 20m beacon to a 30m version.
http://pa2rf.blogspot.com/2013/08/tiny-30m-wspr-beacon.html


Creation date : 12/08/2007 @ 19:20
Last update : 10/12/2020 @ 19:07
Category : 30m Projects
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