Richard, I just took a look at your code; WOW! Well Commented!! I'll have to spend a bit on Google to figure out how you stitched that all together :) I put my rig together in '15, but converted it to

FYI,   I still have a bare board for this receiver and may build it soon. 73 - john - n0hj

Dave, I'm so glad you got yours working. That was such a fun project. I think there is a bug in the version on github. Sometimes the voltage displayed doesn't refresh when coming out of the

Thanks for posting this Richard, you've re sparked my interest in your rendition of the 49er vfo project. I really like your code layout and the features that you added. I was able to tinker with

Gary, I use N3FJP's AC Log. The contest guys use N1MM, I think. Larry W2LJ

Hi Larry, Thanks for the announcement. Is there a recommended logging program to support FQRP Sprints? I know that NAQCC and 4SQRP have theirs. Was wondering what most FQRP folks use. Thanks. Best

Tomorrow, January 17th is the 3rd Sunday of the month, which menas it's time for the monthly Run For The Bacon, proudly brought to you by the Flying Pigs QRP Club International. A friendly lil' QRP

Hello Tom I read it. It’s a great book. They even mention our earlier version of the Bayou Jumper! 72 Johnny ACØBQ -- Check out the 4SQRP website at 4sqrp.com

Not sure if anyone notice in the new QST they had a book listed it was "The Paraset Radio Story of WWll Spry-radio and How to build one by Hirki Kato. It gives some very interesting history of the set

Try tn07.com Gary/k4eeu

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There is a groups.io group for this project (SoftwareControlledHamRadio). However, newer projects by the author have taken over the content. I wrote my own firmware for the VFO and made it available

If by any chance you live in South Texas check the attic many builders are using a foil backing on the roofing boards they put down to help with heat. I used an end fed in an attic for over a year and

The article was actually in the March 2016 QST. It was the 49er with the DDS VFO. The firmware can be found in the zipped folder posted on "QST in Depth" for that month:

I'll echo Don's comment about the end-fed antennas. I have the PAR 40M/30M end-fed and very happy with it. It has a single trap about 45 feet out from the feedpoint, and an overall length of 54 feet.

You might try the ARRL website, for supplemental files from that QST article. I believe they had those supplements, even then. Or, look at the original QST article, print or online. Perhaps it is

The link doesn’t work

FWIW see www.tn07engineering.com. Stealth antennas

Do you have any trees? I have been hanging vertical wires from them, even attached right to the trunk for years. Random length as long as possible and use a Icom remote tuner. Invisible to HOA

Advantage of end fed half wave is usefulness on even harmonics. Same with “center fed”. 73, Gary WB6OGD