"I don't want to try to calculate the " smiles per dollar" Johnny, no a person never wants to go there, it is sobering to say the lease:-) I did that for the pheasants brought home from a hunting

Tom, Neat way to solve this weakness of the QRP-o-meter! In my opinion this the only problem with the meter. cu es 72, Bart W0IIT Pittsburg, KS 4Sqrp = #72, FP= #11, ARS=#568, SKCC=1139, NAQCC=#588

Wow!!! Phil thank you for doing that antenna calculation for me. That is very interesting and intriguing. I would never have thought that my dipole would be a true blue nvis. We should be able to

Paring down my collection just a bit -- On the block is a nice Vibroplex "Champion" model, vintage 1962 in good operating condition with an extra weight to slow it down some. Base is grey crackle

Very cool Steve, very cool! I see you pressed your T1 into service, isn't that just the neatest ASTU?. Anyhow, I was going to suggest that you box em up separately, the magic Box is so useful for the

GM Kelly, This may have already been answered, yes you are a member, you've signed up for the list you are therefore a member. There are no "meetings" as such, just a monthly get together in Seneca

Excellent Steve! way to go. We're fortunate in having Jim as one of our designers, he really is top notch, not only supreamly talanted but a 100% nice guy as well. 72/3 es God Bless de Wayne -

Hello Tom Good idea. I was one of the prototype builders and I made a plate from some old plexiglass I had and used longer screws with spacers to keep mine from shorting out! Worked well, sounds like

I just recently built my QRPometer bought at Ozarkcon (shows how slow I am to get around to building things) and put it together in a couple of nights. Nice little kit but the thing I didn't like was

Go Steve !!!! Bill KV6Z

Yessir!! A very happy customer. These kits are top shelf. Steve WB4OMM Sent from my iPhone5

Sounds like a happy customer to me! :-) Thanks for the feedback Steve; great to hear that the kits that I designed worked so well. 72, Jim, K8IQY SS-40 and MagicBox designer

Gud Job Steve! Glad to hear that all the kits worked out for you. Thanks for buying from 4SQRP club. 72, 73 Johnny AC0BQ Sent from my iPad

Good job Steve! You made a QSO with a good dude too...as a fellow Knightlite I'm biased, however :-D

Congrats Steve !!! ---------------------------------- Real radios weigh lessthan a pound. I love this radio stuff ! 72 WA0ITP www.wa0itp.com www.4sqrp.com

Congrats Steve !!! ---------------------------------- Real radios weigh lessthan a pound. I love this radio stuff ! 72 WA0ITP www.wa0itp.com www.4sqrp.com

Nice job Steve, congrats! 72....Walter . K5EST ...get your QRP on--->4SQRP...

GE All! About a year ago……I built an SS-40 Receiver, NS-40 transmitter, MagicBox……..all were assembled and tested, but never put on the air…..previously I built an EZKeyer – also

I only had a short time to work the 4x4. Made three contacts 2 were 4x4. Barry K9nrw

Bart, Oh forgot to mention, if you increased the height of your apex a few feet to roughly 0.66 of a quarter wavelength the only thing that would change is a VSWR of 2.9 to 1.9. Not worth climbing