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Equipment Ideas - Albuquerque Transmitter Hunting Homepage
Saved by uncleflo on July 17th, 2014.
As mentioned elsewhere on this site, there is a rumor that transmitter hunting is an expensive aspect of Amateur Radio. This rumor is simply false. Most equipment can be bought surplus, or can be built from scratch, as most of our hunters have done. Below are various examples of equipment that are either commercially produced our the design data can be found on the web. Sometimes the equipment can be obtained at major ARDF events.
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