Thank you Ron. This is great! My display is ready to go. Dave, should we go ahead and order the front panel switches? Thanx everone! -- Tnx es 72 WAØITP WAØITP Home Page 4SQRP Home Page

Hello to the group Here is our latest progress: The T41 beta boards have shipped and should arrive this week (he says with fingers crossed). Dave NM0S will send them out to the beta builders

Thank you for tuning in the KPH broadcast. You were a big part of making history! Some may not understand that for right at 100 years, ships at sea depended only on CW and the grit of dedicated

I agree wid U Curt, it's crowded enough. And, if only this had been open before I retired I'd have applied. Though I don't have the experience that Tom/N2HUC has. -- 73 de KE3FL Phil

Well, I have been pretty successful operating QRP es QRPp for the NAQCC Word Challenge, POTA es SKCC Sprints. I am relatively a QRP newbie es had no experience during the last cycle. ALWAYS great

Here in central South Carolina, KPH was S9 all afternoon on 17016.8 kc. The receiver (IC7610) has a built-in recorder, which served the same purpose as Jim’s iPhone! My backup plan was a web SDR

Shirley, I have been called a numbskull in the distant past so a tight headband causes no pain whatsoever. Ha! I can wear mine for an hour or so when needed. Dave K8WPE David J. Wilcox’s iPad

Okay next county south from me, I will insure I don't have stray emissions. Okay I see clue they likely employ receiving stations at multiple sites to assist with sky wave DF. Well when my hw16 was

Yeah, QSB was a thing, but I managed to copy one of the 2 transmissions. Great fun. 72, Scott SKCC #3083 4SQRP #558 OMISS #5084 NAQCC #11231 FP #930/PigRig #118

KPH Enigma test ... at 1900 UTC I'm copying KPH on RTTY (45 baud, 170 Hz shift) at 13585.5 kHz, using fldigi About 80% print here in Louisiana, So I'm hoping the 12808.5 or perhaps 17016.8 kHz CW

I have one of those, but for me it's uncomfortable to wear anything with a tight full head band so I reserve it for times when I need lots of magnification. What I wear for most building is a pair of

To the group, How can any of you get along without a lighted over the head loupe??? I kept two of mine from my medical practice when I retired and have never looked back. I have the more

I'm guessing that this unit might be one of the five prototypes that I sent out for evaluation. There were a number of resistors and components that changed prior to the release of production units.

In God we trust. All others we monitor. Motto of the Army Security Agency 72, MIKE, KL7IXI

I'm like you, Tom. There are NO "wants" to move to Maryland.......but if that job location was at Gloster, MA, I would be putting in a resume. 73, Walter - K5EST - QRPcw

Hi David, The 2N5819 diodes actually have the part number printed on them - but you'll probably need a 5x or better magnifier to see. The polarity is determined by the light colored band around one

Each bag has an inventory listing in the Builder's Page. On Friday, July 22, 2022 at 08:01:53 PM CDT, ai7ca via

I just finished my BJ in time for the London Calling event. I'm an old guy and I found that a loupe and a couple of magnifying glasses helped loads in reading the ID on those little bitty match-head

Once I went through the inventory I was able to figure out which were which. If I was just going step by step I would have had one hell of a time. Try the full inventory if you haven’t already and

SteveMiller@4sqrp.groups.io Details How to identify type and polarity on BayouJumper parts: D1, D2, D3 1N5819 Schottky diode D5 1N914 Silicon small signal diode They all look alike!