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A new 40m DSB kit arrives on the QRP scene
28 June 2015 | by Just when everyone is taking Summer siestas and there seems very little news around to talk about. Along comes a new Direct Conversion 40m Transceiver kit from Australia.
The MDT DSB kit is manufactured by Ozqrp, capable of 2W PEP, it has a full swinging VFO 7.090MHz - 7.130MHz or 7.050MHz - 7.110MHz all for $80 (Aus) including case, less than £40 UK plus carriage, which worked out about $12.50 (Aus) posted to the UK when I quickly did a test and popped it into the shopping trolley.
Further details and manual from http://www.ozqrp.com/MDTindex.html
Steve, G1KQH, is a regular contributor to AmateurRadio.com and writes from England. Contact him at g1kqh@arrl.net.The MDT DSB kit is manufactured by Ozqrp, capable of 2W PEP, it has a full swinging VFO 7.090MHz - 7.130MHz or 7.050MHz - 7.110MHz all for $80 (Aus) including case, less than £40 UK plus carriage, which worked out about $12.50 (Aus) posted to the UK when I quickly did a test and popped it into the shopping trolley.
Further details and manual from http://www.ozqrp.com/MDTindex.html
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I finished building the MDT Friday and was able to use it during the IS Field Day, I made over 30 contacts Saturday without really trying very hard. It works very well.
My review of the MDT 40m DSB Ham Radio QRP Transceiver Kit:
http://www.examiner.com/review/diy-review-mdt-ham-radio-40m-qrp-transceiver-kit