Tnx Terry! Bobby in Ky. Sent from my iPad

Hope,Diz, takes his shoes off if he is counting the bunch.....10 toes is way faster than 2 feets! 73....Walter - K5EST

Tnx Terry 73 Johnny AC0BQ

They've arrived and Diz is sorting them this week. I should have some ready to send out right after FDIM. Another announcement will be forthcoming when I'm ready to begin

Jeremy: Congratulations you have built a fine piece of test equip. and will serve you well for years to come, we're lucky to have the 4sqrp kits. Dick, N0TGR

Yes, he does have a great fist. I listened to his QSO with another station and learned he was running a KW. Now one of us needs to work him with a Pig Rig... I believe that would be a 23 db

Doesn't Bill - W9ZN have a great fist! Did you know he is a famous Chicago R&B disc jockey from the 60's and 70's? Google "bill crane wvon" for more info. 72 Mike / WB9DLC http://wb9dlc.com

Well, everything is mounted on Pig Rig #181 except the two final transistors. So, I hooked it up to my dipole to check how it was receiving. I was treated to W9ZN calling CQ with "Bens Best Bent

That's on my "to do" list of projects. -- Tom Sevart N2UHC St. Paul, KS

Great Jeremy! Glad your making progress, when you finish all you have on hand, we have some more! 72 Good luck Johnny AC0BQ

I doubt many other geeks spent a half day of "vacation" getting a tractor tire fixed, sorting cows and calves to sell tomorrow, and putting up most of a fence around a new sewage lagoon. Whew!

Hi Jeremy, Well done! it's a nice instrument. you'll likely be a little disappointed in the MFJ though... 72/3 es God Bless de Wayne - KC0PMH -- http://www.qsl.net/kc0pmh/ Under construction but

Hey all! Pretty proud of myself today - finally finished one of the kits I bought at Ozarkcon - the QRPometer. Not a bad build, really, but boy there are a lot of resistors inside there! Everything

Now here's something different for a "want" on this list... I am seeking a stainless steel welding rod that is #316 or #316L and 3/32" diameter. Probably just one or two 12" rods would be enough, and

Here is a link to instructions: http://www.raspberrypiforums.com/forums/tutorials/article/32-taking-screenshots-on-the-raspberry-pi/ ray W0PFO --

Jim, probably use your camera. That is way easier than importing a screen shot linux program. I can always clip off the monitor frame panel. Thanks for all your help. We really like exclusive

Lee- my pigs work fine without the toroid. The function is to reduce BCI in case that you live near a big station. Also, I didn't bother to use shielded cable for hookup wires as suggested in the

Hi Jon, import isn't available for the Debian "Wheezy" version of Linux that the little Raspberry Pi uses, or if it is, I haven't been able to find it. I did, however find a freebie out there called

Lee, I can send you a thin aluminum overlay say .020 to .032. Double sticky in place after drilling and cover it with the piggy sticker...Let me know I'll send it to the QRZ address. Please give me

Ge Lee Similar to Johns idea, try swapping ends with labels and holes???? Gl Johnny AC0BQ