should I?, a simple 201a transmitter

[bob91343]

The problem is, the power of that oscillator is probably greater than the legal limit for unlicensed operation. So you'd best have a license and make sure the frequency is within your permitted range.

I don't know what frequency that will give but I suspect it's in the HF range. How to you plan to hear the signal?

[jbivy]

Originally Posted by bob91343

The problem is, the power of that oscillator is probably greater than the legal limit for unlicensed operation. So you'd best have a license and make sure the frequency is within your permitted range.

I don't know what frequency that will give but I suspect it's in the HF range. How to you plan to hear the signal?

Well ive a multiband receiver that will cover that problem.

As for the legality?, I assume with a dummy antenna and a lower plate voltage ill be fine. My goal, as i said, is just to see if i can do it and transmit across the room.

I did attempt to take a course and get my amateur license, but the classes were continually being cancelled since people never showed up. I got real irritated of showing up and week after week it being cancelled since no one else showed. I suppose ill try and find a different outfit that offers classes, eventually.