Richard: The SSS is always 7-9 PM, central time, either CDT or CST, whichever happens to be in effect. It's currently CDT. If you prefer UTC, it's Monday, from 0000-0200Z. I don't

Hi Richard I just checked the Rules and the times are 7 to 9 pm CST Or CDST. That is which ever time is in effect at that time of year. I will post my operating Freq on qrpspots.com hope to work you.

I thought the time for SSS was 7 to 9 PM MT, not CT, as was noted in a previous message. Which is correct? Tnx Richard AG5M

Don't forget the 2nd Sunday Sprint is this evening, from 7:00-9:00 pm CDT.  See the 4SQRP website for complete rules. Note:  Starting in November, the sprint will be held from 7:00-9:00 pm CST, as

Can be built in 2 different configurations. I chose the simplfyed version and started to build it. In the mean time I went in another direction. I will include both sets of instructions. Also includes

Here's a list of Cricketeers so far. With Winter coming, I expect the membership to grow significantly. #1 W1PID Jim NH #2 WA0ITP Terry IA #3 KV6Z Bill

Hello, The FM snake is a very basic crystal radio using a Light Emitting Diode as the detector. No audio could be heard if headphones ( high impedance! ) were used as the mode being detected is FM,

Nice 599 signal into southeastern WA State, was too busy with other things, next time I'll check in. 72 Richard AG5M --------------------------------------------

Great signal into Nashville. Glad the net is back. Sent from my iPhone

If you have a way to listen to 600 meters, Gary's small loop for 472 MHz is in the Ozark QRP Banner on July 12, 2012. http://www.4sqrp.com/4sqrpNewsLetter/201209.pdf This loop is small enough for

US band plan for SSB starts at 7125. We are not allowed to use SSB or any other voice modes below that frequency, and that is only Advanced or Extra class operators. General class licensees cannot

I am running ssb only 7.080- 7.135 (not sure if that is in USA band plan.) John. Vo1 jcc. Sent from Yahoo Mail for iPad

Sent from my Verizon Wireless BlackBerry From: beargyrils@... Date: Thu, 5 Oct 2017 18:35:43 +0000 To: <4sqrp@...>; John Lonigro<jonigro@...> ReplyTo: beargyrils@... Subject: Re: [4sqrp] Re: Your

Hi John,Ok I forgot about the need for SSB. The cheap HT has it's place for repeaters but not SSB. I did the MOD on my Alinco SR8 that keeps the rig down to 3-4 watts a bit low for SSB.

Cheap Chinese HT's might be the way to go IF you are interested in 2M FM and repeaters.  Wayne indicated he's interested in 2M Sideband/CW, which is not possible with cheap Chinese HT's (or, to my

Yes, I know the thoughts about splitting our followers, BUT adding the Twitter 4sqrp account is also for getting the word out to non-QRP Hams also. We always welcome folks to give QRP a try and just

I agree with you Jim The cheap china HT is the way to go. Bob Af2DX Sent from my Verizon Wireless BlackBerry From: "KENT TRIMBLE k9ztv@... [4sqrp]" <4sqrp@...> Sender: 4sqrp@... Date: Thu, 5

14.0625 at 4pm MT and followed immediately on 7.0625. Bring your comfy cw, and answer the "CW RMRC net" call. (Rocky Mountain Region and Continental net. Let's find out how rusty we all are after

Another note on the KX3's 2 meter add on. If you really need a bit more power on 2 SSB/CW, there have been some little Italian made all mode 2 meter amplifiers available in the past on eBay that work