[Fourlanders] FW: [Mw] 902 MHz added to Multiband Microwave Transverters

[Jim Worsham]

Hey guys, check this out!  You know how we have been talking about how we
could make a lot of points if we could put together a bunch of cheap
microwave transverters so we can each work back to W4NH on those bands.  It
looks like W1GHZ has done the work for us.  He shows how to build a simple
and cheap rover microwave setup that will work on 902/903, 1296, 2304, 3456
and 10368 MHz.  We can't work ourselves on 902/903 and 1296.  We have 2304
covered with WiFi cards.  Adding 3456 and 10368 would be nice though.  How
much would 10 or 12 Qs on each of those bands be worth?  Plus, I am sure if
Bob ever worked anyone on 3456 he would have the big one right then and
there.  Anyway, if you guys think this might be a good project for the
"metal building lab group" let me know and I will email Paul to ask about
getting 10 or 12 sets of boards.

73
Jim, W4KXY

-----Original Message-----
From: microwave-bounces at lists.valinet.com
[mailto:microwave-bounces at lists.valinet.com] On Behalf Of Paul Wade W1GHZ
Sent: Thursday, August 28, 2008 7:12 AM
To: microwave at lists.valinet.com; newsvhf at mailman.qth.net
Subject: [Mw] 902 MHz added to Multiband Microwave Transverters

I have added 902 & 903 MHz to the Multiband Microwave Transverters for the 
Rover

like the others, this one is simple and cheap

description may be found at:
http://www.w1ghz.org/MBT/902_MHz_Transverter_for_the_Multiband_Rover.pdf

the full paper with all four bands:
http://www.w1ghz.org/MBT/Multiband_Four_Microwave_Transverters.pdf

if there is sufficient interest, boards will be available.

73
paul





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