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| Date | 2010-08-14 |
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| Message | Thank you for the UK tv history link I now live in the USA but was born and grew up in London I actually met "Dixon of Dock Green", remember Emergency ward 10... Great memories |
| Date | 2010-07-08 |
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| Message | hi just newly qualified and would like to say what a great site you have here.  |
| Date | 2010-05-25 |
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| Message | I am also a keen pedestrian mobile operator & just wanted to say I like the site Centre loadedmobile whi[s are available from Sandpiper antennas at very reasonable prices. Also did you know, there is a UK based yahoo pedestrian mobile operators group? |
| Date | 2010-05-20 |
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| Message | Hi Roger, A nice bit of nostalgia there I was 'Manchester Able' for quite a while and sold a ton of the product that you had a hand in! I live in Canada these days - getting close to retirement but still in the Telecom Business, working with the Ontario Government...I will always have a soft spot for PTC I am active (ve3ega/va3ip) on 20/40 digital modes and cw/ssb - say high to Ditton Works (and the Angel Pub) 73 Terry Bennett |
| Date | 2010-05-20 |
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| Message | What a splendid website. Jam packed with information. Thanks for the time and effort you put into it. We all benefit and the hobby becomes easier to take part in without spending loads of money. And we all become better informed in the process. Regards Mike M6MAJ  |
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| Date | 2010-04-10 |
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| Message | Hi Roger, Love your website lots of useful info enjoyed my stay will be back soon. Matt m6ceb.co.uk |
| Date | 2010-03-07 |
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| Message | Nice page, fun projects. I am working on an AM project to replace the carrier osc and mod section for my FT 101. I had been series connecting the audio into emitter leg of my buffer. I will have to try it on the collector side as you are doing. Also you’re the only one that I have found on the web that applies audio to the both stages. As I recall from the old days this was what was done to get 100% modulation from a transistor circuit. 73’s. |
| Date | 2010-03-07 |
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| Message | Nice page, fun projects. I am working on an AM project to replace the carrier osc and mod section for my FT 101. I had been series connecting the audio into emitter leg of my buffer. I will have to try it on the collector side as you are doing. Also you’re the only one that I have found on the web that applies audio to the both stages. As I recall from the old days this was what was done to get 100% modulation from a transistor circuit. 73’s. |
| Date | 2010-03-07 |
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| Message | Hi Roger This is Tom I live in Stayton Oregon near the state capital Salem. I love QRP My first qrp transmitter a 2 transistor from Solid State Design book by W7ZOI Wes who lives about 50 mile north of me. I built the Mini Miser Superheterodyne for 40 and 20 meters. I did this in about 1979 and have logged station from Maryland to Alaska from Oregon with just a Dipole antenna. I now have a K2 which I love to use on QRP. I started checking into the Oregon Emergency Net with only 100 mw and now every night we get about 10 or more QRP checkings. I'm have seen the plans for the 80m tranciever but they didnt have the infomation for the coil. I hope to try and built it in the near future. Thank You Tom Metz W7CYA Statyton,Oregon [email protected] |
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