2025年1月16日 · Michigan Mighty Mite is a QRPP CW transmitter that's easy to built, with a rated power from 200mW to 800mW.

A very quick and easy way to get on the air is to build a "Michigan Mighty Mite" CW transmitter for 160, 80, 40 or 30 meters originated by Ed Knoll, W3FQJ and developed by Tom Jurgens, KY8I. It can't get simpler than this!

The Michigan Mighty is the name given to one of the most simple HF (a.k.a. shortwave) transmitters designed, which makes it an interesting project for both novices and hobbyists learning about RF fundamentals.

2023年5月31日 · Nearly everyone has heard about the Michigan Mighty Mite (MMM), a QRPp transmitter popularized by the Solder Smoke blog. There are countless YouTube videos and posts across the internet. It’s very simple: a single transistor, a variable cap, a coil, a crystal and some resistors and a cap.

2023年12月9日 · Michigan Mighty Mite is a QRPP CW transmitter that is easy to built, with a rated power from 200mW to 800mW.

2017年11月8日 · The continuous wave (CW) oscillations are fed into the primary of T1, through a tap that matches the impedance of the primary to the collector of the transistor. The oscillations (AC electrical power) induce a similar AC voltage at the output of the transformer.

2017年8月20日 · The Michigan Mighty Mite, a single transistor CW transmitter, is an excellent place to start: It uses a minimal number of parts and is easy to duplicate; if one follows directions, it's almost hard to NOT make it work. But, once you build one, where do you go next?

A very quick and easy way to get on the air is to build a "Michigan Mighty Mite" CW transmitter for 160, 80, 40 or 30 meters originated by Ed Knoll, W3FQJ and developed by Tom Jurgens, KY8I. KY8I was one of the MIQRP’s founding members. It can't get simpler than this! I made my very first QSOs with a 40-meter version.

2016年1月27日 · The Michigan Mighty Mite is a very simple crystal controlled CW transmitter that uses very few parts, is easy to build, and a fun little ham radio project. Simplicity comes at a price,...

2011年3月22日 · A very quick and easy way to get on the air is to build a "Michigan Mighty Mite" CW transmitter for 160, 80, 40 or 30 meters originated by Ed Knoll, W3FQJ and developed by Tom Jurgens, KY8I. It can't get simpler than this!