A Supplier of Quality Kits for the
Amateur Radio Enthusiast since 1996
FAQs
Our
product line:
CW Transceivers: The SW+ series
The RockMite Series New
Frequencies- 7114 and 14033 kHz
AM Transceivers
The ‘Retro-75’
Accessories: The Freq-Mite
The ‘Retro-Helper’ accessory
provides true VFO capability for the Retro-75 transceiver.
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NOTE: The PSK-series transceiver is discontinued
effective immediately. There will be a successor- schedule is uncertain.
‘FAQs’: “When will you have a replacement?” See above-
‘uncertain’
“Can
you sell me just the parts without the board?” NO.
“Don’t you have just one more board stashed
away?. NO.
With my wife’s retirement from teaching in June of 2009, I gained an able
assistant here at the ‘Labs. As a result, shipping delays have shrunk
dramatically. After a creative ‘hiatus’ of about five years, I’m now able to
dedicate increasing time to new development work. It’s great to be back!
73- Dave Benson,
K1SWL
Last updated 24 March 2011
Scenery: Mount Ascutney
anchors the Connecticut River’s ‘Upper Valley’ Region of VT / NH. The remnants
of a ancient volcano estimated to have reached 20,000 feet, it’s now worn down
to an elevation of 3143 feet. The
summit hosts a number of commercial and public broadcast transmitters as well
as commercial 2-way services and an amateur repeater. The mountain is enjoyed
year-round with a number of hiking trails and a ski area. Its upper ledges are
a popular launching spot for hang-gliders
