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Wooden_shoe_pirate

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FM kits
« on: June 20, 2019, 0742 UTC »
Check out the following pages:

https://dutchrfshop.nl/nl/235-kits-printen

or

https://www.amateurradioshop.nl/webshop/bouwkits/fm-broadcast/

Professional Dutch made FM kits, outstanding audio quality and no spurs!

Also, the famous RDVV builder has made a new version: model 2019.
His latest version comes with an SWR/POWER bridge up to 1KW.

PM me if you're interessted






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Re: FM kits
« Reply #1 on: June 20, 2019, 1711 UTC »
WOW!!!! If I was still into FM, this would be a dream TX to have. Any plans for MW AM? With LPB, Inc., and now Radio Systems, going bye-bye in AM Carrier-Current gear, that leaves the door wide open there. Albeit, they don't seem to have the concept of Carrier-Current broadcasting in Europe, but totally permissible license-free still in USA and Canada.
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Re: FM kits
« Reply #2 on: June 20, 2019, 2056 UTC »
There are a couple of guys that are building SW gear, but it's mostly FM over here. They sell PCB's as a DIY kit which gives you a massive carrier:

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There is also a Greek guy living Germany who builds those DDS 100Khz-30Mhz rigs with rotary and LCD screen which can be found on eBay. ( His name is AMDDS on fleabay and Facebook ) Very decent gear, not to expensive and excellent audio quality. Have one myselve and am very satisfied with it


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