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The first under $10 transceiver that has been very successfully built and used on the air is called the “Pixie 2″ transceiver. This kit has had a history over the past three to four years and has seen much experimentation and modification. The big kickoff for this rig came from Doug Hendricks, KI6DS, and QRPp magazine (The publication of the NorCal QRP Club). It was originally Published: QRPp June 1995 pp. 45-48 and was billed as “The Great Dayton Building Contest 1995″ and was sponsored by the NorCal QRP Club. 

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QRP Transceiver for less than $10

pardo says - i think qrp is the next “thing” - jeff, ke9v, talks alot about his qrp adventures.  time to dust off the code and make one of these…