The ZN414 was a 3 pinned TRF receiver designed to make a very simple LW or MW broadcast receiver. I think it worked to about 3 MHz.
I think it is still available from other manufacturers in a plastic case. At one time the equivalent was available via GQRP sales. I am not sure if it is still stocked.
As I recall it was used to make a couple of MW receivers for my boys.
My gear was turned on mid-morning.
UPDATE 1040z: 67 stations have spotted me with the furthest 9K2WA (4657km) and I have spotted 44 here.
UPDATE 1641z: 190 stations have spotted me with the furthest FR4OO (9722km). On RX 204 stations have been spotted.
UPDATE 1755z: About 40 minutes ago I decided to reduce power yet again. Since about 1715z it has been at 1W FT8. 19 spots of my 1W 10m FT8.
He is now almost an adult and as tall as his dad. They grow up all too fast.
At least 2 companies have DNA tests with offers ending soon. My daughter in law did one a few years ago and was disappointed to see no mention of her Vietnamese roots a few generations back. And no I don’t think she had a different father as a result of an affair! Her daughter looked very Vietnamese as a young girl.
I am wondering if anyone has experience of these tests?
Yesterday I was listening to a UK repeater that seemed to be linked to loads of stations by Allstar and Hubnet. I was listening via Echolink. It was good to hear it busy.
It is interesting that I know very little about this branch of amateur radio.
