Hello Wayne I don’t know that. Quite interesting. 72 Johnny -- Check out the 4SQRP website at 4sqrp.com

Finnyt thing about Big Brurus, according to records Big Brutus never moved an ounce of coal deliberately, It was use to remove the overburden (topsoil and non ore bearing "dirt" ) before the coal was

Derek, very interesting...you did a great job of troubleshooting.

I recently stayed in an RV on a permanent site, which shares external AC power with two other sites (so the max current draw is limited). My QRP Norcal40A was running 40M into an inverted V wire

Doc If you do mobile operating mostly in place something like the wolf river coil could work. I just received mine and quality is quite good. Curt

I’m in a Rv I actually have a vertical and I run aprs I’m getting ready to put up a wire antenna

We have a 22ft class C on a Chevy... it is two years old with 26000mi. Stored power connected under drive in RV shed. I have a Yaesu FT951. We typically stay at an RV park with electric. Not

Doc, Can you tell us a little more about "What" the RV is? Class A, 5th wheel, Class C etc... I've been RV'ing over the past 40 years with different recipes. Most recent is Fleetwood Expedition. On

I too, enjoyed the fantastic August Banner! Glad to read that maybe a 20m Cricket? Now, I'll be looking forward to seeing a 20m CW net to follow. 20m would be a better band for me to KS from

I have to send my regrets for Brutus. Sad that I have to miss it, but I didn't know it was going to happen and I am scheduled to work - through the 12th. Maybe next year. 72,

That’s ausome Jim, thanks for Sharing. 72 Johnny ACØBQ -- Check out the 4SQRP website at 4sqrp.com

Check out the Little League World Series on ESPN Just heard a player profile... the Tennessee shortstop/pitcher, Ryan Pearson, is KN4VKW. Send that young man a QSL card! Jim, N5IB

Hi Mike . . . There is a caveat hidden among all the suggestions you'll get about HF mobile antennas and that is the potential risk to your vehicle's electronic systems

The Band Spanner is great, was always one of the top mobile choices back when it was new.   Just be aware that there's a lot of force on that 3/8" mounting stud when you're going down the road.   

Doc, Just caught your email about going mobile HF. Interesting timing. I was just about to post a "Classic" HF mobile antenna on QRZ. Its called a Webster Band Spanner. It's basically a manually

Doc If you will rarely qsy across a band, check out wolf River coils. Manual tune version of a Tarheel. The smaller one will do 40 and 20 meters, works with a standard mobile whip. Curt

If you installed an autotuner like the Icom AH-4, you could load up a mobile whip or (almost) any length end fed wire when you get to a camp site. This works great on all bands too. A few

Mike, If money is not an option the screwdriver gives the best band flexibility. Band changes while traveling with other antennas require stopping. The people with Wolf River Coils can quickly

For convenience and good general performance Tarheel Antennas have worked well for me in the past. Here’s their website: <https://www.tarheelantennas.com> You could use “hamstick” type

Hello Johnny and Wayne I too am planning on attending the Brutus Bash... I hope it cools down some by then. Sure is hot and muggy here. Just got back off of a 16 mile bike ride and it was pretty