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THE MICROT2 A COMPACT SINGLE BAND SSB TRANSMITTER KK7B OFFERS A TRANSMITTER
TO GO WITH HIS SINGLE SIGNAL SSB/CW RECEIVER FEATURED IN OCTOBER QST.  RICK
CAMPBELL, KK7B  OCTOBER QST PRESENTED A BASIC SINGLE BAND, SINGLE SIGNAL
RECEIVER THAT MAY BE USED AS A COMPANION TO AN INDEPENDENT CW OR SSB
TRANSMITTER.  HERE IS A SIMPLE SSB TRANSMITTER THAT GENERATES A HIGH
QUALITY USB OR LSB SIGNAL ON ANY SINGLE BAND FROM 1R8 MHZ O 50 MHZ.  THE
BASIC RADIO STATION SHOWN IN FIGURE 1 HAS A RECEIVER, TRANSMITTER EXCITER
PLUS AMPLIFIER, ANTENNA, BATTERIES AND ASSORTED WIRES AND SWITCHES.  IN
OCTOBER WE PRESENTED ONE APPROACH TO A SIMPLE, INDEPENDENT RECEIVER.  APRIL
2006 QST FEATURED THE MKII, A SINGLE BAND CW TRANSMITTER.  THOSE TWO PIECES
MAKE A VERY CAPABLE CW STATION.  ON THE 100TH ANNIVERSARY OF VOICE RADIO,
ITS APPROPRIATE TO THINK ABOUT A STATION WITH A MICROPHONE.  WHILE IT IS A
BIT MORE INVOLVED TO GENERATE AN SSB SIGNAL, WE GREATLY SIMPLIFY THE TASK
IF ALL THE NECESSARY CIRCUITRY IS ON A SINGLE PC BOARD EXCITER MODULE.
ONCE WE HAVE A HIGH QUALITY LOW LEVEL SSB SIGNAL, A 5 OR 500 W SSB
TRANSMITTER IS AS EASY TO BUILD AS A 5 OR 500 W CW TRANSMITTER.  GROWING
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