Electronics and Technical resources from vu3dxr
One watt AM transmitter This is a simple two stage transistor ‘one watt AM transmitter’ for the HF band which gives around 1 watt in output. You can use easily available transistors like BD139, SL100, 2N3866, 2N2219 or a 2N3553 in the final stage. The output with transistor 2N3553 is approx. 1.8 watt @ 12 …
A simple series modulated AM QRP HF transmitter is a type of radio transmitter that uses amplitude modulation (AM) to transmit audio signals over a high frequency (HF) radio band. It is designed to be low-power and simple to construct, making it a good choice for beginners or those who want to build a QRP …
The OXO QRP HF transmitter is a simple, low-power CW (continuous wave) transmitter designed by George Burt, GM3OXX. It is a single-band transmitter that can be built to operate on any of the amateur radio bands from 160 to 20 meters. The transmitter is built around a few standard transistors and a crystal oscillator. It …
Ten Minute QRP Transmitter The design apparently originated in 1996 in an amateur radio club QRP publication. The name originates since the original author claimed he built this transmitter and make a QSO with it in just 10 minutes time. There are no coils to wind it tunes a wide range of crystal frequencies, and it outputs an …
G4RAW 80M QRP CW Transmitter: The original version was built on tag strip, hence the name. For PA, we can use BD139 instead of 2SC2078. It should have good heat sink.
Rockloop DIY Compact HF antenna for 10,15,20 metre ham bands This rock loop antenna tunes to 15 meter band with 15 to 20pf,20 meters with about 30pf, and 30 meters with about 60pf, much suitable for apartment dwellers and QRP Portable operations.
This pippin QRP transmitter is basically a conventional colpitts type crystal oscillator with output taken from a low value collector load resistor and direct coupling is made into the base of PNP transistor used as an amplifier. This simple circuit develops around one watt output with 12V as power supply.