Two tone generator?

[K7EK]

I need a two tone generator for adjustment of transmitters. I prefer something cheap and
simple, and possibly something using a computer sound card. I'm open for suggestions.
Your ideas? Thanks in advance....


Best regards,

Gary E. Kohtala - K7EK

[WBear2GCR]

For a sound card there are doubtless a great number of "signal generator" programs, freeware, that will generate more than one frequency. Should be sufficient and then some.

Google?

           _-_-WBear2GCR

[W0GSQ]

I've used Comtekk with good results, it's a freebee.
Steve

[W3SLK]

If memory serves me correctly, the Heathkit SB-610 has a two-tone generator built in. If you have one of those you could use it.

[David, K3TUE]

I'm fond of Elecraft's Mini-Module Kits.

http://www.elecraft.com/mini_module_kits/mini_modules.htm#2tgen

2T-gen  2-Tone Test Generator (700, 1900 Hz)   $59.00

  Specifications:
    * AF Output Level 200 mV max, adjustable, female RCA connector
    * Frequency 700 Hz and 1900 Hz
    * Harmonic Distortion -55 dB typical
    * Current Drain About 3ma. from on-board 9-V battery
    * Size PC board: 3.5"L x 2.4"W; 1.0"H

[Ian VK3KRI]

How about a DTMF keypad?

[k4kyv]

Coincidentally, I found one in my junk collection last night while looking for a microphone connector.  It is a  small tube type, built from an article in a 1955 QST.  I hooked it up and it worked perfectly.

I don't know where it came from or who built it, and didn't even remember having it, but I plan to use it as a tone generator for the T/R control function on my CQ-bot project.

[WA3VJB]

Just blow harp like Buddly.

[W1VD]

The two tone generator I use for transmitter testing is TCube by Alberto I2PHD. Works very well...as does everything by Alberto...

http://www.weaksignals.com/

[AB2EZ]

Jay

Works like a charm!

I've always wanted to have a two-tone generator ... and this one is fun and simple to use.

Thanks!

Stu

[KB2WIG]

  "  Just blow harp like Buddly.   "

I just didn't know.....