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DIY kits
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The museum has a couple of DIY kits on offer. We sincerely hope that
offering these DIY kits will stimulate the radio amateur hobby, whilst
at the same time provide a modest income for the museum. Below an overview
of the DIY kits currently available from the museum. If you can't find
what you are looking for, please try again at a later date as we will
be adding new DIY kits to the list frequently.
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- Corver Radio #1
This is a simple AM receiver that will help new and potential amateurs
to catch the 'ham virus'. All components are placed on a wooden board
and hardly any soldering is required.
- Corver Radio #2
This is yet another AM radio which can be regarded as the successor to
the above CorverRadio (#1). It is aimed a new radio enthousiasts who
want to use their soldering iron for the first time. All components are
placed on a small PCB and output is stright into a loudspeaker.
- FCM3 - RS9044 Conversion kit
A complete conversion kit for the Radio System RS9044 70cm transceiver
as used in the (now obsolete) mobile telephone base stations in The
Netherlands.
- Enigma-E
An electronic replica of the famous coding machine used by the German
Army during WWII. A complete kit, with all components and easy to
read step-by-step building instructions in English. Full historical
backgrounds and some real wartime messages.
- KF161-Tracker
An APRS modem (just like the popular Tinytrak) that can be fitted
directly in the Bosch KF161 rig in one of the empty slots.
- EPPO PIC-programmer
A complete PIC-programmer, with all components and software, that
enables you to start right away.
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