Good tip Jeff. The member list is alphabetized so you really don’t need to do a search at all, other than rapidly scrolling down the list and doing an old fashioned visual search. 72, John, AA0VE

Good reading Bruce. Dick, notgr-- What a great improvement, Yahoo just didn't work for me. Dick, n0tgr

One exception to Jim's tip below: if you're trying to search for a "0" (numeric zero) your browser search will fail. You'll need to substitute an "O" (letter O) instead of searching for a zero. What

All - Be aware that the ohmic resistanceof a Tungsten light bulb has a very strong positive temperaturecoefficient! The resistance of the filament drastically increases asit heats up when power is

Don if you go to the 4SQRP home page http://www.4sqrp.com/index.php and select "Member List" http://www.4sqrp.com/w25.php which is the item above "Member Map" that you

Reminder: Wednesday Evening 40 and 80 meter Nets When: Wednesday, 14 August 2019, 8:00pm to 9:00pm, (GMT-05:00) America/Chicago Where:40 and 80 Meters View Event Organizer:

Your number is 1830. The call sign listing is in alpha/numeric order. Go toward the bottom of first column for W..... then across.....

Dear All, Exploring the 4SQRP Group (http://www.4sqrp.com/index.php) "Member Map" tab (http://www.4sqrp.com/Map.php) I find that this utility needs updating. (I can't find myself -W6BOW. Do I exist?)

I always figured that with the light bulb thing, most of the radiation would be from the coax. But maybe not. There was an article in QST years ago (July 2000) called "Everything Works" where a guy

Try to use a bulb that will be near 50 ohms resistance under load. Get TypeApp for Android

Please be careful using higher wattage bulbs for dummy loads. I fear someone’s hearing may be damaged if you were to use a 1KW projection lamp with a 1 watt transmitter, not to mention the possible

I guess feeding it with a hundred feet of ladder-line is out of the question...HI

I suspect larger bulb = more filament length and better transmission, just like "the more wire in the air, the better" Jerry, NK2C

Gary, I haven't a final solution to your interesting question. My guess is that efficiency would increase with increased bulb wattage rating due to less energy loss in heating the filament assuming

With these issues being discussed, is it wise not to install these until a decision is made about a fix, or can one proceed? I hate to unsolder, because I am not skilled in doing it. Jim

Fellow QRPers: We had 11 participants in the August Second Sunday Sprint, not a bad showing.  Most notable is the fact that three of the participants were first-timers: Glenn, N4MJ; David, W0DCX;

found q 10 is getting hot along with q 11...……...any ideas ??????? -----------------------------------------From: "Dave Benson" To: main@4sqrp.groups.io Cc: Sent: Monday August 12 2019

HI DAVE FOUND Q 10 RUNNING HOT ALONG WITH Q-11???????????????????????/ BOB -----------------------------------------From: "K4ENC" To:

Bob- There's clearly leakage current in that area of the circuitry. Dave C's on it, so you're in good hands. 73- Dave

If you go to Lowe's or Home Depot, check out their illuminated bulb display. They have a "vintage" bulb that has a standard size screw-in base, is about 4" tall, and emits an "Amber tint" illumination