I would like to see a close up of the adaptor to vary the crystal frequency a little Dave K8WPE

WOW Tim, That's beautiful - excellent joinery in the internal partitions too! I have one of the big boxes and I might just attempt something similar. I see you also put a digital knob pot on yours.

Wow, that is pretty cool. NA1MH -- David Martin - NA1MH - Mountain Home, Ar. -----------------------------------------

All that is left is secrete Spy Code Engraving. Tim W4YN

Excellent write up, Arnie. I can add that the receiver is quite stable though the tuning is quite fast so a steady and slow hand is required to tune in another station just right. The audio through

Hello Arnie, I monitor/work QRP frequencies all day/every day and have worked a few CF stations in the 7100-7125 part of the CW band. I understand these are beginner types. At your convenience, drop

Si amigo Jim ! There are several Cuban amateurs with the Cl and CM prefixes operating between 7100 and 7125 kiloHertz, and of course also CO old timers too. Looking forward to working you

Thanks, Arnie, for the nice review. We've been mostly hanging around 7121 73 Jim, N5IB

Oh, my.... mentioned in despatches on Radio Havanna... Dave, our cover is blown, destroy all codes and crystals, meet at the safe house N5IB

Here is the text of the script of Sunday 22 January Dxers Unlimited radio hobby program... A description of the outstanding features of the Bayou Jumper receiver-transmitter kit,

The Norcal 40-9er is pretty impressive as simple as it it. Mine only puts out about 1/2W, but it has snagged QSOs as far as 1000 miles. Built mine about 8 years ago using board from Far Circuits.

I would like to buy 2 more of those Crystals Adapter Boards that were supplied with the Bayou Jumper. Is there any chance they can be sold as an accessory on the 4SQRP Kit Page ? Even

It's amazing when your key, your keyer and your Radio are almost the same size!! Nice work 72 Johnny AC0BQ From: 4sqrp@... <4sqrp@...> on behalf of royiparker@... [4sqrp] <4sqrp@...> Sent:

Ditto That.... And that looks like a "Super" transceiver ! NA1MH -- David Martin - NA1MH - Mountain Home, Ar. -----------------------------------------

Very good neet looking setup de Paul N0NBD Sent from Outlook

John, I uploaded more info to the Yahoo Bayou Jumper "Files" section. I need to add a Bill Of Materials, and will try to get that in the files section before Monday

Way to go Dave! Glad to see you're having fun on the air. 72 WAØITPI love this radio stuff.www.wa0itp.comwww.4sqrp.com On 1/21/2017 11:40 AM, royiparker@... [4sqrp] wrote:

Connected with KS0X in northern Iowa. NorCal 49er from about 10 years ago, my own circuit board& enclosure. New EZ Keyer III, just built. Using NorCal paddles built a few years ago.

Good Job guys!! 72 Johnny

HEY LARRY ! You are my first official QSO using the Bayou Jumper. We were doing good at the very first, then band fade took you out. Anyway, Thanks for my first Bayou Jumper QSO