Kent: I'm not in charge of sending out the monthly reminder anymore. I used to do just what you suggest and agree 100%. And I always was confused with the computer-generated reminder,

I understand your thinking, but nothing would need to be changed. Just add, after the CST time and date, parentheses containing the GMT time and date. That’s what the ARRL does. GMT/UTC exists

I should have reminded everyone to send in your score for the February SSS.  Please have your score entered by Tuesday (tomorrow) because I will try to tally everything tomorrow night. 72, John,

Kent: I've known that for a while. That's one reason we don't use UTC. It doesn't make sense for the "Second Sunday Sprint" to fall on a Monday. We could change the name to the "SMS"

John, you missed his point. The date for the Sprint changes to Monday, February 11th, when you give it in UTC. 73, Kent K9ZTV

4SQRP Second Sunday Sprint When: Sunday, 10 February 2019 7:00pm to 9:00pm (GMT-06:00) America/Chicago Description: 4SQRP Second Sunday Sprint. See http://www.4sqrp.com/4sqrpOnTheAir.php for

Good Evening All It's cold, drizzling rain and near freezing tonight in KS. It a great time to play radio!! hope to cu all on the SSS. 72 Johnny AC0BQ

Chas: That's correct. 0100-0300 UTC whenever the Midwest is on Central STANDARD Time, which is NOW. This is a reminder for everyone to enter his score before Tuesday night, which

Universal Time span is 0100-0300, 11 February. 72, Charles (aka Chas), W2SH

Reminder: 4SQRP Second Sunday Sprint When: Sunday, 10 February 2019 7:00pm to 9:00pm (GMT-06:00) America/Chicago Organizer: John Lonigro Description: 4SQRP Second Sunday Sprint. See

Reminder: 4SQRP Second Sunday Sprint When: Sunday, 10 February 2019 7:00pm to 9:00pm (GMT-06:00) America/Chicago Organizer: John Lonigro Description: 4SQRP Second Sunday Sprint. See

Hey, pretty clever ...... now to get the wife to learn Morris code. 🙄 Sent from my iPad Pro Jack R. Dock ... How about we give GOD a reason to continue blessing America? In defense of America I

WOW that’s impressive. I love really small radios so much that I have two ATS 3 rigs in altoids tins. In fact I have a lot of gear built in those tins. Ok ok it's a bad habit I know, but it's better

I Designed and printed a plastic box for her radio. Still fits in the eye glass case for carrying around. Puts out a carrier. So now to make a small straight key. Hopefully one that will fit in the

With some really dedicated help, here is the line-up for Saturday. 6:00 AM to 9:00 AM - Private complementary breakfast for Registered QRPers 9:15 AM to 10:00 AM - Mike - KD5KXF - WW1 Radio

Your right David “can’t hurt”. Thanks. Pro Jack R. Dock ... How about we give GOD a reason to continue blessing America? In defense of America I pledge my life, my fortune and my sacred

David- My experience has been that grounding the case of the last crystal (Y4) is sufficient. Without the ground, the crystal case picks up Short-wave broadcast energy. That signal is then

Do you people use the RBN to see where your signal is going? Bob Macklin K5MYJ Seattle, Wa. "Real Radios Glow In The Dark"

I am not 100% if it did make a difference as I didn't make any measurements on it before/after. I have made more than a few filter stages where grounding them like that is pretty standard and good

Hey Bill ! I was wondering why you went QRT so quickly....... thought it was something I said or was trying to say ! I am running 5w with my FT-450D, 35.5 ft endfed Inv. V at only 18ft at the apex