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Re: 2m to 10m to 70cm converters
At 09:44 AM 6/4/2005 -0700, William Leijenaar wrote:
>Hi AMSATs,
>
>Now the HAMSAT is in space many hams in Asia and other
>parts of the world like to hear it. Unfortunatly in
>these areas 2m ssb is not widely spread and for 70cm
>ssb uplink its even more less.
>
>What is available is HF, and to make things cheap and
>easy the best way is to make some up and
>downconverters. I have been looking around for
>available 2m to 10m and 10m to 70cm converters but
>can't find much of it.
>
>When looking for converters its mostly 13cm hihi...
>
>Anybody knows where 2m to 10m converters are available
> for a good price ?? Kits are also interresting...
>10m to 70cm upconverters for good price are also
>welcome.
>
>73
>PE1RAH
>William
>---
William,
I thought I would do a search. I assume we want to find inexpensive Rx
downconverters and Tx upconverters.
Starting inexpensive and ending quite expensive:
Hamtronics: http://www.hamtronics.com/
model-CC142: 144-146 MHz to 28-30 MHz ....$69 assembled w/o case, $99
assemble w/ case
model-XV2-4: 144-146 / 29-30 MHz transverter ....$89 kit only (10mw
input/1.5-2.0w output)
model-CC-432-5 435-437 MHz to 28-30 MHz ...$49 kit only w/o case
the first two could be used for VO-52 2m reception.
Tentec: http://www.tentec.com/
model-1210: 144-146 / 28-30 MHz transverter ...$149 kit (4-20w input/10w
output), $239 assembled
no 432 equipment listed
Downeast Microwave:
model-144-28RX 144-146 MHz to 28-30 MHz ...$175 assembled
model-144-28K 144-146 / 28-30 MHz transcever ...$170 kit (1-100mw
input/300mw output)
model-432-28CK 435-437 MHz to 28-30 MHz ...$285 kit (with X101.750 MHz
xtal for satellite freq band) (1-100mw input/10w output)
the 144-28K low-power transceiver could be used as an Rx-downconverter and
upgraded later using the PA-10 10w PA if 144-Tx was desired (e.g. mode-V/S
for AO-51).
SSB: http://www.ssbusa.com/ham.html
model-RC-144 144-146 MHz to 28-30 MHz ...$ Call (not listed on-line)
model-RC-432/435 dual-freq to 28-30 MHz ...$ Call (not listed on-line)
model-LT-70S 432/435 to 28-30 MHz transverter ...$ 910 (1-500mw
input/20w output)
Kuhne Engineering: http://www.kuhne-electronic.de/english/frameset.htm
model-TR-432-H 432-434 / 28-30 MHz transverter ...Eu 995 (1-50mw
input/20w output)
for 435-437 MHz option Eu 28
Just a few sources, of course...I believe there might be someone in
Australia making transverter kits for 144 and 432.
73's,
Ed - KL7UW <new call>
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http://www.qsl.net/al7eb
144-MHz EME - BP40iq:
FT-847, mgf-1801/1402, 4xM2-xpol-20, 170w
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