Ham Shack Cam
Welcome to Matt's (N6EAJ) web page.
Over to the right side is the Ham shack cam. It is updated every ten
minutes.
Projects
DIY Audio:
I had a DIY (do-it-yourself) audio web page on the SDSU (San Diego
State University) server for many years.
It was a collection of some of my audio related projects ranging from a
class A 20W/channel audio amplifier to a 15" cylindrical sub woofer.
It was interesting to hear from people from all over the world that were
working on audio projects (the same fun I have with Ham radio).
I haven't done any audio projects for awhile, but you can still check
out my
DIY audio archived site.
Ham Radio:
Solid State 600W HF amplifier project:
I started this project about 10 years ago and got through a lot of it (put together the main board, made and tested the output filter), but eventually burnt out on it. Someday I will return to it. It is based on an application note from Motorola. The main
"RF deck" is part of a kit, but it is up to the builder to provide the power
supply, output filtering (to keep the harmonics low and the
amplifier legal), protection, and everything else. It sounded like a
good way to learn RF (the best learning is hands on).
You can see details on the amplifier
construction page
My Daughter Ellie on the Field Day GOTA station in 2014 (appeared in the November 2014 QST magazine).
This picture was taken of my daughter and I aboard the Queen Mary in the W6RO shack in 2008.
