Hey, I'm a power hog compared to Mike!!!! Maybe these thunderstorms have something to do with my QRP gallon! 72....Walter - K5EST

Walter, what are you doing running all that power? ;-) Jerry W5JH "building something without experimenting is just solder practice"

I'm embarrassed, just worked AA1TJ/qrpp running 75mw and I'm running 5 watts. He is on 14.060 MHz calling CQ now. 72....Walter - K5EST

Is KK5PY's micro key still available anywhere? Thanks, 72, Mike AD5A

WOW Dave, very nice....thanks for sharing! 73....Walter - K5EST

That is 7pm til 08:30 PM MT.... if you were confused by 0100z to 0230z See you then!! Have a great day, --... ...--Dale - WC7S in Wy > From: daleputnam@... > To: qfox@...; qrp-l@...;

I used to be very active at QRP / DXing . One night I remember in particular there were several DX stations on and several locals most running amplifiers . I worked DX station after DX station

Keith, I think what they'er scared of is their "significant other" poking their head into the shack just as you announce 5 Watts here when they are sitting there with a multi-kilo-bucks station and

I have been surprised to not see more Arduino based Ham applications. The unprogrammed Atmel processors are inexpensive, you can use the basic Arduino board to prototype and then you can plop a

Listen up, all you FOXii and Hounds...!! The FOXii are going to be out of their dens TOMORROW evening! Same time - 0100z til 0230z or 7pm til 8:30 pm Thursday evening. All the FOXii.. and ALL the

Wow, I had no idea there was this much interest in the PI. That's cool. I like it but I like playing with the Arduino more. It's more hands on hardware. I've never really been a Linux guy. Although I

Long go when I would tell the guy I was running QRP, and it seemed like they always got a call for supper. One guy in TX commented up front he had just finished eating. A few minutes later when he

Hi, I don't usually point at things like that but I really was asking a question. It's possible for me to misinterpret what I read in that FAQ. Most of the things I spot are typos and I let most of

My elmer was K5SAM, Henry (SK) up in Edmond, OK. He mostly operated a homebrew DX100 clone, a 300W homebrew 250TH and a 2B. His main antenna was homemade 20M ground plane with four radials. It was

You are correct. I did in fact mean sub 1 GHz. Just like when I'm sending code, my fingers and my brain occasionally don't connect well! 73, Tim N9PUZ

I had a guy once, mid QSO, I told him I was qrp and he came back "life is too short for QRP 73" and started calling CQ. Fortunately I don;t remember his call.

On Wed, 2013-04-17 at 08:05 -0500, Tim McDonough N9PUZ wrote: --snip---- > > > The Raspberry Pi is a very cool little computer. Especially if you > always keep in mind that is a sub-1MHz processor

I just got a Pi this week; took it to work to hook up to an extra monitor and keyboard I had in the office to see if it works. Just for the heck of it I installed several commonly used UNIX

I mainly operate CW but occasionally do a foray into SSB. Once I had been working CW at the 500 mW level for a month or so and decided to tune 20M sideband just to see what was happening. I heard a