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lokesh kumar

New Member

• Apr 19, 2006

• #1

I want to do you a project.I have completed four semesters in electonics & communication engineering.So please suggest me a project to do.

 

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CommanderKeen

New Member

• Apr 19, 2006

• #2

Well since you have time, you can start calculating the components from my first link:
https://www.electro-tech-online.com/threads/quick-eagle-question.21712/

excatly this link: **broken link removed**

 

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docel

Banned

• Apr 19, 2006

• #3

HA HA HA commanderkeen :!:
That was smart of you!! :lol:

 

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CommanderKeen

New Member

• Apr 19, 2006

• #4

yea, since he is bored :lol: :lol:

 

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docel

Banned

• Apr 19, 2006

• #5

Yo!

Did you get those calc's? Most of them are attached to some good tutorials; should help you design other frequencies and modes.

 

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CommanderKeen

New Member

• Apr 19, 2006

• #6

Hey, not yet. Will do it later.

 

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falmeshon

New Member

• Apr 22, 2006

• #7

hey commander keen hope your idea is unique, see link:
https://righttocreate.blogspot.com/2006/04/write-free-software-pay-203000-to.html

 

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patrickcambre

New Member

• Apr 22, 2006

• #8

Hello my friend...

Hello,

You may want to make an FM transmitter. My 'Islander' has just been updated and will be fun to make.

It is at...

**broken link removed**

Do let me know if you intend to make it, as I will be here, ready to help, should you need assistance along the way, my friend!

a friend,

Patrick

 

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docel

Banned

• Apr 25, 2006

• #9

The ISLANDER is a great project!!
This could help a lot of Amateur Radio hams @ 144MHZ!

 

Nigel Goodwin

Super Moderator

Most Helpful Member

• Apr 25, 2006

• #10

docel said:

The ISLANDER is a great project!!
This could help a lot of Amateur Radio hams @ 144MHZ!

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You're obviously NOT a radio amateur, if you were you would know that you couldn't use a toy like that on an amateur licence - you have to be responsible, and use correctly operating equipment. A free running 14MHz oscillator would be compeltely useless for NBFM, and illegal to use.

 

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haka

New Member

• Apr 26, 2006

• #11

any ideal can telling me? cos i now face on this problem oso... who can help me? hehe.. plz,,,

 

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docel

Banned

• Apr 27, 2006

• #12

Nigel Goodwin said:

You're obviously NOT a radio amateur, if you were you would know that you couldn't use a toy like that on an amateur licence - you have to be responsible, and use correctly operating equipment. A free running 14MHz oscillator would be compeltely useless for NBFM, and illegal to use.

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Agree, partially, to the later.
I was impressed by the 'neat'job.
Where I come from, 3 transistor Xtal Tx's are plenty homebrewed, with great performance.
I'm rewiring this islander right now. Tried the Finals: Clean!
Hooked it to my Homebrew Synth: OK. needs additional filtering.
Will hook up Xtal 18Mhz.
Will let you know abt on-air reports asap.

 

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docel

Banned

• Apr 29, 2006

• #13

Nigel, the obvious is just apparent and need not be the truth!