N6EV's
Glowbugs Page
Last Updated 6/1/2007
Glowbug References from ARRL Handbooks
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Regenerative Receivers section from 1957 ARRL Handbook (with diagrams!)
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Crystal Oscillators section from 1968 ARRL Handbook (with diagrams!)
Glowbug Schematics and Projects
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Receiver/Transmitter Schematics and Parts Lists from 1957 ARRL Handbook
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Transmitter Schematics and Parts Lists from 1961 ARRL Handbook
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35 Watt 6L6 Transmitter by Jeff Duntemann, KG7JF (ZIPed M/S Word Document)
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The Mighty Midget 10 Watt Transmitter from February 1966, QST by Lewis McCoy, W1ICP Page 1
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6AQ5A QRP 80/40Mtr Transmitter by Scott Brigham, AA0HU
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80Mtr "Pebble Pulverizer" QRP Transciever by Doug DeMaw, W1CER and Gus Wilson, W1NPG from July, 1973 QST, Page 1 of 7
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6BM8 Transmitter from Dirk PA3GNR (dsibie@hvssa01.nl.lucent.com)
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6BM8 Xmtr by Lee Richey, WA3FIY (lee@radioadv.com)
- Under chassis wiring view
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AI2Q's 6L6 XMTR Schematic as built by Dave, WB7AWK (gekko@ix.netcom.com)
- Chassis View
- Another Chassis View
- Front View
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"The 6L6 Scrounger" by Steve Smith, WB6TNL
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The Vackar VFO by John Fletcher, (johnf@innotts.co.uk) in England
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G4VAM Valve Job
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Bob Roehrig (broehrig@admin.aurora.edu) K9EUI
- Linear Amplifier that uses FOUR 807s
- Power Supply for the FOUR 807 Linear Amp
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"Li'l 7 AM Broadcast Transmitter by Walter Heskes and Philip Nelson
Philip Nelson's Li'l 7 Transmitter Web Site
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Mississippi Historical Radio and Broadcasting Society, featuring the "515" Transmitter
Glowbug Files and Archives
Associated Glowbug Web Sites
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