A&A Engineering QRP CW Transceiver

Here's an item that's been on my shelf for a while. It's a nice QRP CW transceiver. Let's see if it still works.
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[@Paul_VK3HN]

Great find, I built a little superhet with a 3362 , op amp filter and 386, just like yours. It worked well on 40m but could overload on strong sigs. I used the same NE602 as a Tx VFO mixer to get the signal frequency. The 602 is convenient because you can use its XO and tune it for the desired CW offset., as you did My PA was an IRF510 and I used K1EL 8 pin ATTiny preprogrammed keyer. A good project, all up. I love reactivating Hamfest finds! Thanks for making the video. Let's see you work someone with that little rig.

[@ve3uom]

I thought the thumbnail looked familiar. I built this exact kid with my dad in the 90's when I was a teenager!... Good memories - I wish I still had it.

[@harrymartin1661]

Nice, thank you. I have the 30m version.

[@t1d100]

I think I saw a frayed wire... The short, white jumper, dead center of the rear, back panel... It almost looked like a hack onto a yellow bead test loop point... HTH

[@mrtechie6810]

Funny that they don't even label the frequency band! 😂

[@davidkerl1431]

Wish I had one on 30 or 40 meters. Dave N9HF

[@s1718dm4]

Have one on 30 and another on 20. Recently got the one on 20 unbuilt kit. I paid a lot more than $10 though! 😊

[@R2AUK]

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