These are some of the things I’d like to have to play with – one day.
| DSP-6160 based on Jim WA2EUJ’s winning design for the for the 3rd ARRL Homebrew Challenge. Hobbypcb.com is also home of the Hardrock-50 HF-6m Amp | |
| Buddipole extras | |
| Rigid Series Shock-cord Adjustable Whip Antenna | $110.00 |
| 4 section / 22 inch | Low Voltage Alarm | $45.00 |
| Solar Power Charge Controller | $45.00 |
| CellPro XP Charger | $166.00 |
| Elecraft accessories | |
| AT1 41 dB HF/VHF Switched Attenuator | $59.95 |
| KX3 accessories | |
| KXPA10 amplifier and internal ATU option (KXAT100) | TBA |
| KX3-2M Internal 2-Meter Module | TBA |
| KXMM3 Mobile Mount Bracket | TBA |
| CellPro Balancing Node Connector Pigtail [CPBP7] | $1.99 |
| Sony MDR7506 Monitor Headphones | $160.00 |
| quad RC copter – to use to lift antenna wires over tall trees! | |
Earlier wishes…
- product brochure | instruction manual – PDFs
Elektor SDR – US$240.40 + P&P
Solar Panel (flat or flexible?) and associated battery and charger (A123 or Li or regular SLA or gel???)
Can I buy a KN-Q10 Kit set though you ?
Hi Andrew,
No. The best way to find out about purchasing the KN-Q10 and similar kits is via the CHINA_QRP Yahoo group at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/CHINA_QRP/.
In a post a couple of days ago Adam BD6CR indicated that he was “starting the kitting of 2nd batch. The builder of 2nd batch kit will feel much easier, as all the SMD parts are soldered, and toroids are pre-wound. The price remains the same 250 USD. I totally have 5 kits in the 2nd batch. Once it is sold out, KN-Q10A kit is sold out. I don’t see the possibility to continue.”
He went on to say he plans to offer the KN-Q7A kit soon, a slight modification to BA6BF’s kit. It will sell for about 150 USD (120 USD each + 30 USD shipping).
More info about KN-Q7A kit is available now at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/CHINA_QRP/message/418
For copper antenna wire try your local electrical contractor supplier, Earth wire is what I use.
I also go to second hand shops and scrap metal dealers and scrounge and on one occasion he had just bought some old repeater masts and antennas so I took some of his hands.
RE: Ic-7000 I have never used one but several people I have spoken to with have complained bitterly about it so you may want to remove it from your wish list.
73, Bernie