​I may have to replace my Icom 718, I would just as soon get an amp for my LD5 when I am using it at home QTH. I ​am guessing (but may well be wrong) that 30-50W will work as well as 100, most

Hmmm... shorter eh, how about 37 :) Be blessed Wayne - NQ0RP -- QRP - EFFICIENCY AND SKILL, NOT POWER. I'm British by birth but American by CHOICE! Jesus came to pay a debt He didn't owe

I sure hope 40 is shorter tonight!! 72 and Happy Thanksgiving to all! Johnny AC0BQ -- QRP....."More smiles per Watt" 72 JOHNNY AC0BQ ..

Since tmmrw is Thanksgiving, the Thursday morning net is cancelled. I will be on the road to my hometown for dinner with family. Happy Thanksgiving everyone. -- ---------------------------- I love

Happy Thanksgiving ! The Four State QRP Comfortable nets meet each Wednesday night beginning at 7:30 PM Central Time. Add anything to the exchange that you wish, temp rig, ant, etc. Checking into

Ge Wayne I should be home in time to Run NCS on 40M. Listen for AC0BQ/WQ5RP JOHNNY -- QRP....."More smiles per Watt" 72 JOHNNY AC0BQ ..

Interesting...my Z-11 Pro into three different PAR EndFedz and a home brew 17 dipole show a good match across the bands for 40/20/17...coax feed...tuner at TXCVRs (Icom 718 and LNR LD5)...using an MFJ

I will be unable to function as NCS for tomorrow evening's 40m net, I have a family function to attend. Have fun and I'll see you all next week. 72/3 es God Bless all de Wayne - NQ0RP -- QRP -

Try LTSPICE, free from Linear Technology. I like it, but have used it mostly for power supply modeling, nothing too sophisticated! http://www.linear.com/designtools/software/#LTspice Chip AE5KA

The regularly scheduled FOXHUNTS are taking a family week for Thanksgiving.. With the sun letting things happen on 160.. the FOXHUNT Game Warden has graciously allowed us to explore the 160 acre woods

@NU0Slong: NAQCC MWN Starting at 9pm tonight CST 0300 UTC 7117 kHz please listen up or down as the frequency may be busy at that time.

Tucker, you were lucky if you found a flameproof for $25. I keep looking for one as I started with a flameproof way back when and I love the feel of them so I keep looking for another one. I got

Looking closely, and with google's help, I have determined it is a Navy key: CMH-26012A

Terrible pun, I know... Keys are like women (or men if you are a YL)...some work better for you than others...none are bad, just different. Now I am probably QRP CW (CC&R) for all but V/UHF FM. Life

I learned to send on a sideswiper. It was a homebrew/kit thing called the "sardine sender" which consisted of a one piece circuit board with a keyer circuit and an integrated key made of dual-sided

I'd say around $50 is too much in my opinion. Check around local hamfests. I found mine at a Hamfest for $25.

Hi Dan, > How much is too much to pay for a Navy Flameproof key. Generally they will go for around $60 or so. I want to say $70 is too much. You probably can google prices? I was outbid on one a few

How much is too much to pay for a Navy Flameproof key. There's one on the watery auction site right now but it has 5 days to go... Dan -- KB9JLO <>< ---In 4sqrp@..., <deadgoose@...> wrote : Navy style

Hello Bobby.....One nice free simulation program is MultiSim Blue from Mouser Electronics..... It is a bit limited in what parts can be simulated, such as only a 2N3904, a 2N3906 and a 2N2222.....But,

Hello all. I am looking for some help in learning how to use electronic circuit simulation software this winter. Which program would be great for a beginner? Also maybe someone would be willing to