Hi Bob, What you have should work fine. After I read your attached article, I discovered it's not a standard 40 meter dipole. Your feedline type alters the dipole design to allow a shorter leg

While at Ozark Con last week I picked up an old Ozark 17 transceiver PCB. This is the old board the one with only 2 PA transistors and It has no markings on it for parts. So am trying to find an old

Hi folks, I finally posted the video I took at OzarkCon, you can find it at https://youtu.be/EZFg_DH-XCk This was all shot on my mobile phone - yeah, I was that annoying guy holding up my phone all

Hi, At only 22ft per leg, sounds like you might have a 30 meter dipole, resonant around 10 mHz. Adding a 4 to 1 BALUN will take the balanced feedline to balanced 50 ohms to enter your tuner. Frank

Buy it anyway! 73, Lee, WA9AOE Sent from my Verizon, Samsung Galaxy smartphone

Hello, I plan to operate my 4S-Tuner with a 40m "Doublet" antenna. The doublet has two 1-wire legs, 22 feet each, with a 28 foot 2-wire feedline, which I assume is "balanced". (See URLs below for

GE Everyone, Four State QRP Group has launched a new educational initiative - 4SQRP 4 Kids. We would like to have a custom logo to use with the program, one that will signify that an education

In years past when SWL was still alive, I built several of Dave's transceivers. In my opinion, anything designed by Dave Benson is going to be great. I especially like the DSW transceivers and kick

Reminder: 4SQRP Second Sunday Sprint When: Sunday, 14 April 2019 7:00pm to 9:00pm (GMT-05:00) America/Chicago Organizer: John Lonigro Description: 4SQRP Second Sunday Sprint. See

Paul. Congratulations! FYI in event you want to run the QRP 5W "legal limit" the following courtesy Dave Benson to an earlier query re. reducing Hilltopper output ... 73-Don San Francisco

Congrats Paul, but you may get a nose bleed running such High Power :-) 73, Walter Dufrain - K5EST - QRPcw

Gang, Just completed the Hilltopper 40 kit. Works like a champ! Already “broke it in” with a QSO. For other HT40 owners; how much power output are you getting? I am measuring 7 watts (into a

GM Hutch, Hope to hear you on the net. I couldn't hear Bill either, maybe next week. 72 WAØITPI love this radio stuff.www.wa0itp.comwww.4sqrp.com On 4/11/2019 4:20 AM, Steve

I was listening on 7.122 and some slow code net, running 15, 18 WPM came in strong. Think call was K9YU, so I was with you in spirit. N1KWW

Sorry Paul The t storms about 150 miles west of me we’re tearing me up! Hope to have better luck next week. 7: -- Check out the 4SQRP website at 4sqrp.com

Johnny, I was in there calling, you were good copy. Paul Goemans WA9PWP Stoughton, WI

Never heard Bill KV6Z call the NET at 8pm to close. I was /M in Purcell,OK Heard K3NLT 549 and WA9PWP 539 check-in. Have a great week fellas. WB5CTS/M # 176

Ed, Determine exactly what frequency your Cricket is on and let us know. I suspect it is lower than the marked crystal. I'll make a call on your frequency next week. If everyone listens for you,

I pulled out the Cricket 40 and plugged in the 7.122 crystal. Never heard a bit of CW. Heard a lot of broadcast stations... no CW. I called CQ several times thinking perhaps i might attract

Here in NJ Johnny you would peak at 559 but then have unreadable moments. KV6Z was 449, WAØITP 229, WA5BDU 559. After WAØITP, N4DR tried unsuccessfully to QNI. He was 589 here but there was no