The LARG Amateur Radio Projects
Over
the past several years, our Radio Group and its members have undertaken many amateur radio construction projects. We will record for history and hopefully for future members how these were designed, built, tested and used. Where possible we will include the characteristics and how well they performed.
We have opened the following pages that describe several of the recent projects.
Loudoun Amateur Radio Group Equipment Sale And ExchangeThe LARG And Members Post Their Excess Stuff
"Taming A Hot Brick" By Paul Bock - K4MSG de Hamilton, VirginiaThe Following Three Articles By Paul Bock Provide Insight Into Cooling VHF-UHF Amplifiers
For Meteor Burst Communications
"Taming A Hot Brick"
"Taming A Hot Brick"
Vibroplex Bugs Reports by Paul Bock - K4MSG
The Following Articles Provide Insight Into The Favorite Of CW Operators
Vintage Stations Of Paul Bock - K4MSG
These Articles By Paul Bock Provide Insight Into The Tube-Age Amateur Radio Stations
Other Unique Radio Projects and Articles
Offered Here By Members of The Loudoun Amateur Radio Group
432 MHz Yagi Prototype Antenna
by Paul Bock - K4MSG
2-Meter Power Amplifier
by Paul Bock - K4MSG
On Our Many Projects and Operations
by Paul Bock - K4MSG
by Tom Dawson - WB3AKD
by Norm Styer - AI2C
by KD5CTJ, K4MSG, K8SYH es NC4S
by Bill Buchholz - K8SYH
by Pete McNeil - KF4HCW
Reducing 6 Meter Spurs
From The ICOM IC-735
by Paul Bock - K4MSG