40 meter AM/CW Transciever - Part-2
In this second part of our 40-meter AM/CW transceiver project, we continue the assembly and start testing the core circuits. We’ll take a look at the progress on the PCB, wire up key components, and see how the signal is looking on the bench. If you missed the start of this build, you can catch up here: "NEW" project! 40meter AM/CW Transceiver - Part 1 In this video: Continuing the 40m transceiver assembly Circuit testing and troubleshooting New circuit modifications Component walkthrough and wiring Next steps for the build Thanks for watching and following along with the project! If you're enjoying the series, don't forget to subscribe for more amateur radio builds and technical breakdowns. 73, Radionut63 #AmateurRadio #HamRadio #DIYElectronics #HomebrewRadio #40Meters #ElectronicsBuild #QRP #RadioModding #CircuitTesting #Radionut63

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