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Homebrew 20 M SSB Radio Transceiver

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Matt Mets

November 6th, 2010 2

Radio hacker extraordinaire Greg Charvot recently finished constructing this homebrew radio transceiver for the 20 M SSB ham radio band. Though the chassis is antique, the inside are all modern solid state components. He’s got a brief schematic at the project site, along with a slideshow of the build.

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