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Links-Technical Pubs & Tech Data

Here is a list of technical magazines from Idea Exchange - Jan. 2000 issue of QQ. Also, included are links to each.
Electronic Construction Techniques - N1FN's got it!
Parts Links- from W1HUE
Links - Semiconductor DATA- ChipDir or ChipInfo

Pixie - world's simplest rig?

KANGA PRODUCTS:

QRP ACCESSORIES:

supplies

HANDS ELECTRONICS:

RT11 Remote mount Auto ATU
AMP-100 100w Linear Amplifer
Z11 QRP-ATU Automatic 10 Watt Antenna L Tuner
RBA-1 4:1 Balun

KANGA COMPONENTS:

QRP ANTENNAS, AT-TUNNER

PTO/VFO Tuned Tiny-Tornado
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The "Tiny Tornado" QRPp Transceiver

The Micro-80

The Micro-80 by Oleg Borodin - RV3GM

Small Wonder Labs "Rock Mite"

"Pixie 2"

KnightLites "KnightSMiTe"

NorCal's "SMK-1"

NorCal's "38 Special"

NorCal's 49er

TIXIE

DWM Communications "Peanut Whistle Two"

"Peanut Whistle Two" 40 Meter QRP CW Transmitter

Tuna Tin 2 (TT2/MRX)

Atlanticon "Snap" Transceiver

The Atlanticon Kit: it's a "Snap"!

FOXX-3 Transceiver

Micromountaineer

Jersey FIREBALL 40 (revision A and B)

Small Wonder Labs

Wilderness Radio SST

Wilderness Radio SST

Other

QRP VENDORS

QRP MAGAZINES:

TECHNICAL AND THEORY QRP

Your QRP ARCI team is standing by to help you!

What is amateur radio? ARRL----NW7US Site
What is QRP? QRP AL7FS answers this question
Why QRP ARCI? Club Info More?
Where is most of the QRP activity? Calling Frequencies or Calling Freqs - CW
Where can I find out more about building radios, transceivers? QRP Technical/Project Page QRP World
I'd like to find out if others enjoy taking their radios backpacking and to the field? Adventure Radio Society
Where do I get a very simple radio? Pixie
What about a little more performance? There are many kit manufacturers but check these: SWL.....EMtech.....Wilderness.....Red Hot Radio
What about antennas? Stealth Antennas .....L.B.Cebik's Famous Antenna Site
I'd like to see some personal experiences? K4EQ's Excitement Story
Where can I find more info on QRP? Quick Links
I'd like to submit an article or question for the QRP Quarterly! QQ Staff
Can you do QRP on satellites? WB6FZH's Hand Held Satellite Experience

The MRX-40 Mini Receiver (advanced) (163,840 bytes, PDF file) QST September 1997, pp. 59-60 A tiny 40 meter amateur band Morse code receiver barely larger than a half dollar.
Rescaling the MRX-40 Receiver for 80 Meters
QST May 2001, pp. 98-99
Feedback: Rescaling the MRX-40 Receiver for 80 Meters
QST Jul 2001, p. 31
The NJQRP Squirt (151,957 bytes, PDF file) QST April 2001, pp. 40-43
A reduced-size 80-meter antenna designed for small lots, portable use, and a fine companion for QRP or the Warbler PSK31 Transceiver .
A Two-Transistor Transmitter for 30 meters (564,542 bytes, PDF file)
QST February 1984, pp. 46-47, Hints and Kinks
An Optimized QRP Transceiver for 7 MHz (1,424,733 bytes, PDF file)
ARRL Handbook 1993, pp. 30-37 to 30-40 Here is a rig that provides a real challenge for the QRP home builder. Nonetheless, this is a classic circuit and a favorite in the QRP community.
A QRP SSB/CW Transceiver for 14MHz -- Part 1 (682,742 bytes, PDF file)
QST December 1989, pp. 18-21 Exotic circuitry and hard to find components aren't necessary if you want to build excellent performance into a home-brew SSB/CW transceiver: Careful design is the key.
A QRP SSB/CW Transceiver for 14MHz -- Part 2 (720,967 bytes, PDF file)
QST January 1990, pp. 28-31 W7ZOI rounds out his description of a 1- or 10-W SSB/CW rig with details on its transmitter, TR switching and optional speech processor.
Build A Tuna-Tin 2 (1,870,395 bytes, PDF file) QST May 1976, pp. 14-16
Ham radio lost its kick? Go QRP with this weekend project transmitter! WAS with a 40-meter half-watter? You betcha!
The Tuna Tin 2 Today (168,122 bytes, PDF file) QST March 2000, pp. 37-40
The revival of a legend Note: the TT2 Kit is now available from the Ft Smith QRP Group. Contact Jay Bromley W5JAY for details ( w5jay@alltel.net )
The NORCAL SIERRA: An 80-15 Meter CW Transceiver (463,425 bytes, PDF file) ARRL Handbook 1996, pp. 17.89-17.95
This project is available as a complete kit from Wilderness Radio.
Note: Suitable substitutes for C52 can be found at several suppliers.
A Simple and Accurate QRP Directional Wattmeter (2,741,574 bytes, PDF file)
QST February 1990, pp. 19-23, 36
A directional wattmeter that's simple, portable, and accurate from 10 watts down to 5 milliwatts!
A Multimode Phasing Exciter For 1 to 500 MHz (1,205,616 bytes, PDF file)
QST April 1993, pp. 27-31 A simple transmitter that generates SSB, CW and more. (a mate to High-Performance, Single-Signal Direct-Conversion Receivers )