Terry, I just looked at the "Snoop Loop" you referencedand it got me thinking. I realized that I already had a DF loop - the AlexLoop. Although it is bigger and requires a receiver, it can

Al, I've managed to lose your edress. Please email me. Thanks. -- David Lininger, kb0zke Rev. 2:10 kb0zke@...

I am finding that my reverse voltage IRF510 is running hot enough to burn my fingers, even when the BJ is switched off. I was questioning why my Jet Ski battery was running down after a few days of

I'll try again, didn't see the first post. Just ran across this article on direction finding antennas. Some versions look easy to build and would be good for the Ocon

Just ran across this article on direction finding antennas. Some vbersions look easy to build and would be good for the Ocon Oscillator Hunt. The Snoop Loop abt halfway down the

WOW !!! I see the 4SQRP member count very recently surpassed 1300. Way to go 4SQRP team and members. David -NA1MH Sent from my Verizon, Samsung Galaxy smartphone

Good Job Walter. Thanks Johnny AC0BQ -- Sent from Gmail Mobile

4QRP The original email blog of the 4SQRP Group -- copyright February 2017 Walter - K5EST - Editor This coming weekend SSS Second Sunday Spring February 12th The Second Sunday Sprint is this coming

 Finding it will not beeasy. You'll need to be resourceful, creative, and, to somedegree, lucky. Imagine that it's a transmitter operated by the ICOBG*and it's sending instructions to the

The Second Sunday Sprint is this coming Sunday, February 12th, 7:00-9:00 pm CST (Monday, 0100-0300Z). The rules are simple. Go to the 4SQRP website <http://4sqrp.com> and click on "4SQRP on air

I own several of the Pixie genre including a Tixie, Lil Squall, Sea Squirt, Tiny Tornado, and one of the Chinese clones. They have always interested me from the minimalist aspect. Have made a lot of

I bought an assembled Pixie from eBay. It was in a little plastic box and only cost a little over $7.00. The Pixie is definitely a novelty rig, but an actual transceiver for $7.00 with free

Great idea Bill. Any advice on rigs and antennas to find it? 72 WAØITPI love this radio stuff.www.wa0itp.comwww.4sqrp.com On 2/7/2017 4:20 PM, dekle@... [4sqrp] wrote:

Thanks to you and Karen for doing a great job. Cu at OZARKCON 17!! Johnny -- Sent from Gmail Mobile

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Hi, We should setup our radios for whatever we prefer. If there is no adjustment as Curt has mentioned we should use whatever that produces. I have one that is not adjustable and is 600 Hz. I dial

See 4sqrp Group message number 5214. Bill KV6Z

Just booked our room for OzarkCon 2017 at the Stone Castle Hotel. Looking forward to a great set of presentations.. Had more nice prize donations confirmed today. Should be a terrific convention

My guess is our preferences mostly fit between 650 and 750 Hz. Note if a rig isn't adjustable, the offset between the transmitter and our favorite pitch gives our offset error. 73 Curt

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