Bill et al, I have my K0N stuff already packed and I assure you and any others that are going to have the pleasure of attending OzarkCon that K0N will be QRV and available on any legal frequency.

Wow, that's excellent! Very good on 40m, congratulations! A few weeks ago, I worked N1EU, from England, with a RockMite on 20m, powered by a PP3. This is the second time I've worked Barry with the

Maybe this needs to be our next group project? Source the parts, manhattan build it and get into the net with it! Cu all at OZARKCON!! Johnny AC0BQ -- QRP....."more smiles per watt" 72 JOHNNY AC0BQ

Excellent Bill! Way to go! 72 WAØITPI love this radio stuff.www.wa0itp.comwa0itp@... On 4/3/2015 9:51 PM, Johnny Matlock jomatlock@... [4sqrp] wrote:

Congrats Bill! Good no on the 3000 Mpw. I have a flame proof down stairs that I bought and haven't used. It may need cleaned? I will try to get it packed, and let you have a look. Price will be

Bill if you are a SKCC member you could get a certificate. If not go to www.skccgroup.com and get your free membership number then the next time you do it you will have a nifty certificate for wall

Well I just made a 3000 mile-per-watt QSO. Was it to Japan - nope. France - nope. It was to Hickory Ridge, ARKANSAS ! The first QSO on my 7122 version of the one-transistor transceiver. 80 mW. O.K.

It's O.K., I was hiding under the bed and just had onearm out to operate the paddles. 73 Bill KV6Z

Bill during thunderstorms you're supposed to go qrt. Otherwise you may go qrt for a long time. < VBG >. 73 Forrest WB5HQO SKCC 6855 NAQCC 3678 4SQRP 857

Yes Bill, It was indeed me. That 569 RST occurred a few times, but each was only for a couple of seconds. The QSB in NJ was enormous and your sig would then go to 229 or worse. Heard you call the

I think I got it figured out. My problem was the difference between the labeling and the schematic. Where the schematic says "speaker" the label says "phones". Where the schematic says "Comp.

Normal labeling will indicate Line-In and Line-Out. The interface line-in connects to the computer line-out (or speaker) and the interface line-out connects to the computer Line-in (or

Hello Chris, we hoped that the screen printing would be self explanatory. On the computer side of he interface: The mic jack is connected to the computer's microphone input jack.

Hah! Wrong! I told you I needed help. Now I have computer-side: mic --> computer audio in transceiver-side: phones --> radio audio out And I have sound coming out of the speaker.

I figured it out. For posterity: computer-side: speaker --> radio audio out computer-side: mic --> computer audio in -------- Forwarded Message -------- Subject: 4S-Link question Date: Thu,

I bought a 4S-Link already assembled, from another gentleman. I'm looking at the schematic and the instructions online. The schematic shows two connections to the computer: headphones and mic. And

The fun begins a week from tomorrow ! -- *David Martin - K5DCM ---o0o--- Mountain Home, Arkansas* Pursue your interests, not the money. Guns don't kill people, any more than spoons & forks cause

Sw20 and J38's are spoken for. I still have the ZM2. Off list please. W9qs@...

May be of interest: http://www.radioworld.com/article/fcc-ham-expert-to-retire/275352 Thanks to Bill Cross for his 38 years of service at the FCC.