NEW LINKS AT THE BOTTOM!!
PBox kits: http://tinyurl.com/pboxhistory
Heathkit FAQ
Quicksilver (soldering iron, tools)
The Ham QRP DIY Kit Shack
Bitx kits from India
4SQRP
Clifford Wareham
Sotabeams
SkyPi
Peaberry SDR
Mikes Electronic Parts (AM chips
and Fahnestock clips
Evil Mad Scientist
Great list of remaining surplus
suppliers
Magazines
Peebles Originals (Crystal and
Regen kits)
Here are a few more useful links:
I was talking about the 3-lead AM radio chips, and also a source for Fahnestock clips and other AM radio parts. It turns out that it's the same guy:
Mikes Electronic Parts
This is the site that has the giant 555 IC timer kit that we saw at the meeting:
One man's obsession with crystal radios. Worth a look!
Great list of remaining surplus suppliers:
Just found this site which has archives of Elementary Electronics, Popular Electronics, Radio Electronics, etc etc. Great resource!
http://www.americanradiohistory.com/index.htm#Technical
Here's another interesting kit source I forgot about that I need to add. Peebles Originals. They make a nice line of Crystal and Transistor radio kits:
http://www.peeblesoriginals.com/catalog/45.php
Here's another interesting kit source I forgot about that I need to add. Peebles Originals. They make a nice line of Crystal and Transistor radio kits:
http://www.peeblesoriginals.com/catalog/45.php
Unfortunately I was not able to find the generic p-boxes, but you can still build the designs on a regular perf board.
Neil Goldstein W2NDG
neil(at)neilgoldstein(dot)com