Radio amateur tips

The rubric will be useful for both beginners and experienced radio amateurs. Here you will find original homemade products, tips on soldering, recommendations on the use of household chemicals in radio electronics.

Regulated power supply on LM317 voltage regulator

A beginner amateur radio operator simply cannot do without at least a simple power supply. When developing or customizing a device, a regulated power supply is an indispensable attribute. But if you are a beginner amateur radio enthusiast and can not afford an expensive tricked-out power supply, then this article will help you fill your …

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Improvised liquid dispenser with your own hands, instructions for manufacturing

When making amateur radio designs, circuit boards and other amateur radio stuff, as a rule, many people use various kinds of chemicals. Starting from simple pine rosin, solder grease, flux, solder paste and ending with special acids. Despite the variety of cans in which all this chemistry is sold, there are some difficulties with the …

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Modification of style for the tester

Even novice radio amateurs know that it is impossible to set up an electronic circuit without making at least rudimentary measurements. For such purposes, various measuring instruments are used, ranging from a simple voltmeter, ammeter, ohmmeter, frequency meter to an oscilloscope. Multimeter and feeler gauges: The most common measuring device used by radio amateurs is …

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