This new kit might interest a few of you:
It looks good although I already built their PFR-3 and I recently picked up a K1 for 80m and 40m (The bands I would have chosen for this kit).
73 Marc G0AZS
In reply to G0AZS:
The price looks a bit steep to me, especially with the weak pound. Lets face it, for that price tou can get a decent 2nd hand proper rig complete with microphone.
In reply to G1INK:
Yes Steve our 3rd world exchange rate doesnt help nowadays 
Thankfully my PFR-3 came along when we were still at $2 to the pound!
Anyway it would still be satisfying to build in itself and if you don’t need/want a microphone, it’s reasonable value when you think that you aren’t going to have to add a narrow CW filter to the cost.
73 Marc G0AZS
In reply to G1INK:
can get a decent 2nd hand proper rig complete with microphone.
There is a deep satisfaction to be had making a contact on equipment you have made yourself. The high you get exceeds all others obtained from ready made gear.
And I think you forgot the " 
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Andy
MM0FMF
In reply to MM0FMF:
Its been a long time since my station was all homebrew, but I am seriously considering the MKARS80, a phone rig and not bad for £50 though I would prefer 40 metres!
73
Brian G8ADD
In reply to G0AZS:
There exists also Juma TRX1 CW/DSB rig for 80/40m bands
http://www.nikkemedia.fi/juma-trx1/
I have no experience on this one, but it seems to be quite popular in OH-land. It is not as ultra light as ATS3B though. I need the 30 m band for my activations too.
73, Jaakko OH7BF/F5VGL
In reply to F5VGL:
Hello
I am also looking for a kit to achieve a single-or dual-band transmitter, but remember, t the price is high compared to my budget and approach that of a 817 used, which includes many other functions.
It remains as has been said the satisfaction of using a transmitter built with his hands.
your links are very interesting and I’ll watch this closely
You can also see this link:
http://lpistor.chez-alice.fr/kiwi.htm
With f6bqu kit’s
best regards, 73’s QRO
Lionel
In reply to F5NEP:
Another supplier worth looking at is Walford Electronics. I haven’t built any of their rigs yet, but I built the ATU which went together easily and works well.
www.users.globalnet.co.uk/~walfor/
73
Brian G8ADD
In reply to G8ADD:
Good morning
Some other link:
http://emtech.steadynet.com/nw.shtml
the last réalisation from Hendricks have same look that elecraft KX1:
Best week end
73’s QRO
Lionel