Quality Kits from the Fort Smith QRP Group
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Quality Kits from the Fort Smith QRP Group |
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First up, some superb pictures from master constructor Frank Roberts, VE3FAO. |
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Now some excellent work from Scott Gray KD6CQ
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Scott reported "This is my first project using 'manhattan style' layout. Used the rectangular pads as described - no problem with that. Used sidecutters, sandpaper, and superglue. Didn't use a template, just 'eye-balled' everything into position. Works great!"
From the workbench of Jeff Grudin AC6KW we see how he has made the Sidekick into a transceiver with PIC keyer.
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| Roger Alexander KK7LK kindly sent in a photo of his completed Sidekick board. Click on the thumbnail to see an enlarged version. It's 158K so it may take some time if you are on 56k access. Roger has also kindly sent along a manhattan construction guide he wrote for the Mt. Baker Amateur Radio Club. |
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| Above right - The finished
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Please keep the pictures coming
73 de Jay
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