http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Super-RM-Rock-Mite-QRP-DIY-Kit-CW-Transceiver-Telegraph-Shortwave-HAM-Radio-/161128835976
Well the RM clone arrived. No SMT mixer, beefier PA and a PC interface (interested in trying this out)
The sites images of it built are:
The kit sent images are (It took 15 days to get here) :
Box about 6" x 3" x 3"
Components all in a couple of plastic bags
Nice looking double side PCB
I'll build and have it up and running shortly.
Some components were missing:
ReplyDelete11.0592MHz crystal
All the electrolytic caps (1uF, 10uF, 100uF, 470uF)
470pF capacitors
I have these in the junk box but bit frustrating not complete. Build is simple enough... (hour before work this morning) should be testing soon.
M1KTA
Alternate site for purchase of Rockmite clone and other kits:
ReplyDeletehttp://www.aliexpress.com/store/product/Super-RM-QRP-KIT-The-40-meter-band-telegraph-transceiver-7-023MHZ-NO02/331885_890273248.html
73 G1KQH
Hi, curious how did the testing go? Did it work on RX/TX and what are the first impressions? Any better than original Rockmite?
ReplyDeleteFor the missing parts, if you bought it from ebay, you can usually email the seller about the missing parts so they send them to you.
TNX, 73! Paul VA3PAW
Hi,
ReplyDeleteI'll drag out the results and update the blog
72
Dom
M1KTA
QSL, thank you Dom!
ReplyDeleteBtw, the following link seems to be the most recent reincarnation of that original chinese x-mite:
http://www.eham.net/reviews/detail/11154
sold by crkits.com
I bought a fully assembled unit from eBay recently. I have been testing it out and so far other than the very high pitch tone on RX (which can be filtered out with my ancient MFJ CWF-2) it has been pretty good. Keep us posted!
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Springbrook NY