Thanks again to everyone. Someone has opted to get them all (thanks, EuGene). Had several offers and I am so delighted not to have them go in the trash! I will be soooooo glad when Covid get's

As a Scottish Ham licensed in early 1990’ I used to wait for our club when i was a member back then to receive CQ & QST magazine Loved ALL the content no matter how easy or difficult to read an

Today's ham is NOTHING like the ham of yesteryear. No I'm not going to make any comments about the code I'm not going to make any comments about the lack of theory, just plain old don't care about

I have all but a very few (9?) of ALL the small digest sized issues. Since I'm a man of (minimal) moderation, I stopped collecting with the change to the large format magazine :-) John K5MO

If you go to Banggood.com search soldering aids they have similar ones for much less. I ordered on nice for the smaller boards tom

I give all of mine to the local library at the end of the year when I’m done with them. Head librarian is a ham but not an ARRL member so they all get bound up a year at a time and made available

I had complete QST's back to 1969 when I decided to give them away to make room in my shack for the installation of a new furnace. I took several years of them to local ham swap meets and I could not

Hi all, I was doing some window shopping at Amazon and came across

What ever happened to the kids and sometimes adults getting onto the hobby or even those who were not ARRL members who in the past clamored for the recent and even old copies of QST, 73, CQ, etc? We

Wow! As I read through all of my accumulated messages, I read the messages between between you and some other hams about how nobody wants the QST magazines and I, too, was amazed that they are still

Bob, I've been out a better part of today so I am catching up on about 40 accumulated e-mails. Although this is a late response to an early afternoon offer, if you still have any of those QST back

Thanks for all the comments. Normally (i.e. pre-Covid) when our local library was open - I would take ALL my old magazines there and recycle them. But alas for now and probably for the next 6 months

I have seen a few “practice kits” with a PCB and 50-60 parts to solder on..... perhaps 4S would develop a SMT learning kit along with some Hints & Kinks...... it’s here and we need to deal with

Don’t overlook the possibility of donating them to school libraries, especially middle (junior high) schools. 73, Kent K9ZTV

Well David, while it’s true ARRL members can get all back issues of QST and more online I was surprised that non members didn’t show any interest at all. I belong to 5 clubs (250+ Hams) in my

Maybe take them to a thrift store if there are no takers. They may spur interest in amateur radio in someone who sees them there. Lou, N8LA

John, I had the same problem several years ago. As was mentioned, ARRL members can get the information for free online simply by searching for what they want. Without an index, a pile of magazines is

Ge Hutch I will keep a open ear out for you on the 80 meter net. I used to run CW /m and would love to get you checked in. Besides that, I grew up near Moore, OK! 72 Johnny ACØBQ -- Check out the

I would consider taking them but I have little time to read these days, and in fact haven't had a whole lot of time for radio in general. -- Tom Sevart N2UHC St. Paul, KS -- This email has been

Andy interesting thoughts. with some key parts like Si5351a PLL's only available in SMD form we are seeing more hybrid kits, with these critters pre-installed. note QRP Labs is planning a smaller