I've read several books about those brave radio operators Men operators started to be arrested because most men were expected to be serving in the war, and those left behind became suspecious. So the

I had a meager QRP operation from the lake property. I used the 250' Horizontal loop (after I repaired one corner that blew down sometime over the past two weeks...) then made 95 contacts

I’ve read another similar book: “The Wolves at the Door”.....I liked the story....but it wasn’t the best written book in the

I had my information on the Facebook Group, but not everyone reads Facebook. I was out for perhaps 2 1/2 hours, certainly no more. 5 watts, vertical, 20 meters only. Solar charging and battery

It was an experiment day.. new endfed wire in the trees, a 'yun yun' multitap un un and an untested uBITX v5 so I setup on the deck but had to go commercial power, buck converter problems.. Had a few

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This interests me, although don't own a KX2. My K1-4 has 15, 20, 30, and 40M. It also has a KAT1 internal tuner. I usually use a SOTA tuner to load a 34' wire in a tree with the internal tuner

Plans to operate from the back yard were scrubbed after looking at the weekend forecast. This old guy doesn’t do well in 90 plus temps and thunderstorms. I operated 1E with the K2 and gelcell

this was a fun event..learned a lot about power budget management with solar panel and battery as power source. I waited until after 18:00Z on Saturday to throw my dipole up into a a couple of trees

I have also read the book. It is very good.

She was missing one leg also. Sent from Yahoo Mail for iPad

Worked 16 stations over 2 hours operating CW on 15, 20, 40 from the patio table using a K1-4 into a wire thrown into a pine tree. Attached is a picture of the setup. Ignore the clutter please lol.

I have read the book as with all of them about the SOE and OSS the radio networks were a key part operators were hard to come by as their lives were short lived

Thanks Paul, i misunderstood. i have ordered it and will put it into the W0RW Lending Library. Paul w0rw

If I mislead anyone, I do not own the book. I just heard of it on Facebook. Paul Goemans WA9PWP Stoughton, WI

Thanks, Paul- Very interesting! 73- Dave, K1SWL

Hello all, I just discovered a book which might be of interest. It is the story of a Baltimore woman, Virginia Hall. She became an incredibly successful spy in WW2 occupied France, first for the

Woody, It sounds like a very successful outing despite a few hics & cups. You have quite an arsenal of equipment too. 72, John KK4ITX Visit: www.zaarc.org. 👁

TNX! 73 Doc K5osa

OK. I'm done. Had fun. Spent a total of about 6 hours in the effort. Lots of time switching rigs, finding connectors, hooking things up, etc. Total of 35 states (CONUS) all 5W or less. Highlight