Dalek voice modulator inverts your sideband

[@YamazakiKaoru]

"Exterminate!" (cit. Dalek) :D

[@antennafarmer7380]

I started making a little el match coupler for the upper HF bands. It has small sections of air variable going as low as about 2pF. For the inductor right now I have to use a fixed value but might try building a small variometer. I thought about the coil-in-coil type mentioned in one of your recent videos but thought it might become problematic at these higher frequencies. As it is just standing closer than about 4 feet away drastically affects the readings on the analyzer. So I guess I'm off to rack my brain to think of some nesting spherical objects that will support a few turns of wire.

[@markg6jvy135]

Nice video 👍👏👏

[@hobbyrob313]

Hello vk3ye, could you do a bit more with AM, IRF510, and maybe PWM modulation? Greetings from the Netherlands! Rob

[@vk3ye]

Interesting idea but I'm pretty much full up with projects and project ideas at the moment. Hope someone else can do a video on it.

[@vyratron839]

It seems to me that there should be a simple way to demodulate DSB. I wonder what happens if you frequency double a DSB signal and then mix it with the original? Maybe it turns into AM or baseband audio but I haven't tried it.

[@vk3ye]

I did read somewhere about doubling it then halving it and generating a phase-locked carrier which could enable clear detection without flutter etc.

[@urbanbushcraft3018]

God job Peter de m0tfy. I miss the magpies

[@G7VFY]

I was hoping to hear what an Ozzie Dalek would sound like.....

[@Andy2e0ree]

Thanks Peter great show very informative. 2e0ree

[@samcgill]

I really wish that guy would stop saying SUGAR RADIO!

[@frankthetank1485]

I am getting more and more annoyed by operators using „alternative“ words for spelling. It only makes sense when everyone uses the same. SIERRA RADIO.