📻 CW Shortwave Radio Transmitter Receiver Kit - HAM Transceiver Forty-9er, 3W Morse Telegraph DIY Radio Review

Of course I would like to read the language in which all documents are printed. And we study the soldering process. That's how you market your product, but we're not EET students. Between unreadable documents and searching the web for a finished project image, I can print and create from them. How difficult it is to click translate when creating your documents so we can really enjoy creating your product.

I really liked the kit. I was surprised by the low price with all transistors, dual balanced mixer, oscillator and amplifier lm386 M. My comment is that the PCB markings for the NE602AN were swapped. The key notch was the opposite of what it should have been, it took me a few hours of troubleshooting to find this fault, I lifted the NE602AN from the bracket and rotated it. opposite its marks and now it works fine.

Molex connectors connected reversed! When connecting the power supply, do not rely on the color of the wires! I got a big puff of smoke and now need a new voltage regulator before I can assess if further damage has occurred. Also, photocopied instructions contain so many smudges and artifacts that they're almost useless! There was no indication of how many turns of wire were needed on the inductors. I later found out on the internet that you need 11 turns for black and 16 turns for color (on…

I've literally spent thousands of hours soldering and assembling electronic components. This CW transceiver kit is not transmitting properly. To assemble this kit you will need to find copies of the schematics elsewhere on the internet. Some components differ from those shown in the diagrams. Some components are simply not included in the kit. However, the design of the board is not bad at all. I assembled the kit and spent several hours reverse engineering. I still can't figure out why the kit