I've been it's on the list of future kits - our shouting has worked.
PLEASE don't call them and nag them about it. It will be out when it's out.
* Scott Rosenfeld NF3I Burtonsville, MD FM19mc QRV 80-10/6/2/440 *
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On Thu, 30 Jan 1997, Paul R. Valko wrote:
>
> On Thu, 30 Jan 1997, Gene Hall wrote:
>
> > While a QRP 2m kit would certainly find some uses, I concur with W8KC in
> > the idea of transverters for 2m and up from TenTec Kit.
>
> Obviously Gene is a man of education and sophistication to agree with me.
>
> Did you folks know that it is quite possible to have a CW QSO on RS-10
> with an FM only rig and a 10M receiver? It's true - although not
> generally accepted practice. If you mute or cut out the microphone
> audio, simply keying the rig will send out a carrier (albeit wide) which
> can be heard through RS-10 on the 10M rig.
>
> I've worked several "CW" stations doing this. They are fairly easy to
> identify because the cw note is not really sharp, but it does work. If
> you were a real hack, you could get into the HT and reduce the carrier
> deviation down even lower, improving the "CW" signal to the point where it
> would be really hard to tell the difference.
>
> 73 =paul= W8KC
>
>
>
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