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72 Club Blog from Russia with love
28 November 2014 | by Oleg Boradin who runs the small Russian QRP 72 Club has started his Blog recently to support the club:
http://qrp-club72.blogspot.ru/
Alternative server link:http://qrp-club72.blogspot.co.uk/
Some may know Oleg for his small QRP design the Micro 80 that featured in Sprat 72 (Autumn 92). This is a very small and simple 80m CW Transceiver http://www.indianapolis.net/QRPp-I/micro-80.htm and is very easy to construct. A UK revised component circuit I found at:http://www.qsl.net/g3pto/micro80.html
Maybe worth thinking about if your starting out in the QRP route of Amateur Radio.
Steve, G1KQH, is a regular contributor to AmateurRadio.com and writes from England. Contact him at [email protected].http://qrp-club72.blogspot.ru/
Alternative server link:http://qrp-club72.blogspot.co.uk/
Some may know Oleg for his small QRP design the Micro 80 that featured in Sprat 72 (Autumn 92). This is a very small and simple 80m CW Transceiver http://www.indianapolis.net/QRPp-I/micro-80.htm and is very easy to construct. A UK revised component circuit I found at:http://www.qsl.net/g3pto/micro80.html
Maybe worth thinking about if your starting out in the QRP route of Amateur Radio.
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