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The TNT - A 1929 Single Control Transmitter by Steve McDonald, VE7SL
The TNT - A 1929 Single Control Transmitter by Steve McDonald, VE7SL
TNT Article VE7SL 011120 Rev 01.pdfThe Colpitts Transmitter by Steve McDonald, VE7SL
The Colpitts Transmitter by Steve McDonald, VE7SL
Colpitts Transmitter 042020.pdfThe Tuned Plate Tuned Grid (TPTG) Transmitter by Steve McDonald, VE7SL
The Tuned Plate Tuned Grid (TPTG) Transmitter by Steve McDonald, VE7SL
TPTG.pdfThe Hartley Transmitter by Steve McDonald, VE7SL
The Hartley Transmitter by Steve McDonald, VE7SL
The Hartley Oscillator (Final Version).pdfThe MOPA Transmitter by Steve McDonald, VE7SL
The MOPA Transmitter by Steve McDonald, VE7SL
The MOPA Transmitter.pdfYour First 1930s Power Oscillator by Dean Faklis, NW2K
Your First 1930s Power Oscillator by Dean Faklis, NW2K
Your First 1930s Power Oscillator NW2K.pdfBuilding a 1929 Style Hartley Transmitter by Scott M. Freeberg, WA9WFA
Building a 1929 Style Hartley Transmitter by Scott M. Freeberg, WA9WFA
01-building_a_1929_style_hartley_transmitter.pdfWorking With Crystal Control: A 'Part 15' Broadcast Band Transmitter by Dick Parks
Working With Crystal Control: A 'Part 15' Broadcast Band Transmitter by Dick Parks
39-working_with_crystal_control.pdfA Final Amplifier for the 1929 Hartley by Edward P. Swynar, VE3CUI
A Final Amplifier for the 1929 Hartley by Edward P. Swynar, VE3CUI
52-a_1929_amateur_radio_station_for_the_new_millenium.pdfK0SM's 3 Hartleys
K0SM's 3 Hartleys
Grinding a Crystal for a Vintage Transmitter
Grinding a Crystal for a Vintage Transmitter
Part 1 - Converting an AM Broadcast Transmitter for Ham Radio Use
Part 1 - Converting an AM Broadcast Transmitter for Ham Radio Use
Part 2 - Converting an AM Broadcast Transmitter for Ham Radio Use
Part 2 - Converting an AM Broadcast Transmitter for Ham Radio Use
Part 3 - Converting an AM Broadcast Transmitter for Ham Radio Use
Part 3 - Converting an AM Broadcast Transmitter for Ham Radio Use
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