Does anyone know if there is a discount for multiple CPOs? I'd like to use this kit to teach electronics to kids. Thanks, James, KK4WXA

Looks good! Kf4tap Sent from Yahoo Mail for iPad

Nice work Jim You have that Bayou Jumper ready to roll!! 72 Johnny AC0BQ -- Sent from Gmail Mobile

Dandy lookin set up Jim, I love the minion and orange key knob and skirt. de Paul N0NBD Sent from Outlook

Here's a couple of pix of my Bayou Jumper in the bigger box as it's set up ready to "grab-n-go". I added an elastic strap across the left side lid compartment near the bottom to retain an ARRL

Hello " The. Secret. Wireless. War " is one of many excellent books available from. RSGB on electronic type warfare and it's development on/by both sides. Sam. Neal.

It is all covered in the book "The Secret Wireless War". The transmitter site was at Crowborough, England. As far as what was broadcast

Bry, Google "Apidistra transmitter"!' All kinds hits - you'll get all the information you need! Yeah, I sometimes forget the obvious - i.e. use the web search. Bob Groh, WA2CKY

You will find that 124.5 foot wire works on ALL HF bands - if it is anything like the one used by WB4DBO. (As seen on his QRZ page.) Mine is 100 feet long with the 9:1 transformer, but also works

I never heard of it. Where in England or Scotland was it exactly? And what was being broadcast on it until 1982?

Reading "The Secret Wireless War", I see that the Apidistra transmitter was shut down for the final time in September of 1982. I am very disappointed I was

Reading "The Secret Wireless War", I see that the Apidistra transmitter was shut down for the final time in September of 1982. I am very disappointed I was

Welcome Everett. A great group of knowledgeable and friendly hams hang out here. Glad you joined and pse don't hesitate to post a note anytime you like. 72 WAØITPI love this

Welcome aboard Everett, look forward to hearing you on the air. Enjoy! Vy 72/3 es God Bless de Wayne - NQ0RP -- QRP - EFFICIENCY AND SKILL, NOT POWER. I'm British by birth but American by

Just to add my $0.02 worth. I needed a wire to operate 80m so I went with a 124' 6" length fed via a 9:1 unun, works a treat on 80, loads on 160 as well, (as well as all the other bands up to 6m).

As to the markings on the tuning knob.. I did a calibration chart, which I put inside the lid. Also, I took a small artist's brush and some Testor yellow model paint -- painted a small stripe along

Fantastic information! The links are a very nice information resource. I'm going outside this afternoon and spend some quality time making a map of my side and back lot and start to figure out how

FS: Elecraft K2 QRP Transceiver, with KSB2 SSB, K160RX, KAF2, KAT2, and KIO2 upgrades, manual. Serial number 0607 but has been to Don Wilhelm twice, first for all Elecraft available upgrades and

I saw mention of an end fed wire earlier in the discussion. This type of antenna is my 'go to' antenna for portable operation. Whether you want to roll your own or buy one ready made the following is

Sorry about the knob error. I hadn't noticed that the switch knob was too high. It works as is and the chicken knob is easy to grab with my fumble fingers. Also, I will leave the atten pot as is.