Overview of Artistic Project Motives Booksite Upconverter
Converts signals in the MF and HF Bands to signals in the VHF Band (approximately 100.5MHz to 150MHz). Intended for use in receiver applications with projects like RTL-SDR / SDR# or FunCube Dongle. The board was designed using the Free and Open-Source Software KiCad and QUCS. All design files are Open Hardware and released into the Public Domain under Creative Commons CC0. There are two ...
Upconverter 125MHz v1.3 - Passive Upconverter Hardware Design for SDR Converts signals in the MF and HF Bands (0.1MHz to 60MHz) to signals in the VHF Band (125.5MHz to 175MHz). Intended for use in receiver applications with projects like RTL-SDR. Available from NooElec or eBay.

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Useful Notes on Artistic Project Motives Booksite Upconverter
The board was designed using the Free and Open-Source Software KiCad and QUCS. All design files are Open Hardware and released into the Public Domain under Creative Commons CC0. There are two versions of this Upconverter that differ in the LO and IF/Output filters, a 100MHz version and a 125MHz version version. Available from NooElec Online or ...
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