 10 Ghz ATV transmitter by LY3LP
http://sa555.blogspot.com/2009/07/105-ghz-atv.html
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 10 GHz Beacon by DB6NT
This 10 GHz beacon is like the 12 GHz LO which is described in DUBUS 4/1990. One can utilise this module as a radio beacon for the 10 GHz amateur band.
http://www.db6nt.de/fileadmin/userfiles/_pdf/download_archiv/10bake-18012011.pdf
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 10 GHz Beacon or the1,2W 2,6GHz signal source. by LY3LP
http://sa555.blogspot.com/2016/12/10-ghz-beacon-or-the12w-26ghz-signal.html
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 10,4-10,5 GHz ATV mini Beacon by LY3LP
http://sa555.blogspot.com/2018/06/104-105-ghz-atv-mini-beacon.html
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 10,5 GHz CO (cavity oscillator) by LY3LP
http://sa555.blogspot.com/2009/10/105-ghz-dro.html
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 10,5 GHz FET CO (cavity oscillator) by LY3LP
http://sa555.blogspot.com/2009/10/105-ghz-fet-dro.html
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 Another 10,5 GHz CO (cavity oscillator) by LY3LP
http://sa555.blogspot.com/2009/10/another-105-ghz-dro.html
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 Bluecap lnb as 10 GHz tx by PA3GCO
If you're a regular visitor of radio fleemarkets, you've surely noticed the growing number of second hand lnb's being offered. One of them is called Bluecap. Seeing the picture below, its name is no surprise. Ten years ago they were sold with nearly every satellite dish, especially in the UK. Nowadays you can buy them for the price of a glass of beer.
http://pa3gco.home.xs4all.nl/hamsite/zelfbouw/blauwkap/bluecap.html
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 Build a 10 GHz upconverter from a downconverter by PA4DAN
LNB's without a build-in feedhorn are generally the oldest and easiest to rebuild. These old LNB's are only capable of receiving the lower band. The local oscilator works on 9.75 GHz. If you change the LO frequency to 9 GHz, the entire 3cm band will range from 1000 to 1500 MHz.
http://pa4dan.nl/ham/homebrew/upconverter/
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