Yes, David. My friend Mike, W8NWA had trouble with 3108. That server is considered “experimental” by Brandmeister and it can be squirrelly. I have stopped using it because I had too many

Charles, thank you so much for that information. I will save and use it for opportunities I have in the future. I just found out in talking with a ham friend that our repeater does not accept talk

Wayne, I do suggest contacting the repeater keeper and at least asking if they will add 31654 to the allowable list. I think they CAN add Brandmeister TGs to the repeater list, but it’s a question

My fault in the 80 meter Net Paul. I had a monthly meeting and forgot to ask N0NBD to cover for me. Sorry 72 Johnny AC0BQ -- Check out the 4SQRP website at 4sqrp.com

Thanks. It is a learning adventure! QRPp and now DMR ... what next?-- Wayne F. Steury, D. Min. Phone or text: 260-525-8933

They can mapped between BM and C-Bridged repeaters. Also both show 9990 as a parrot, but C-bridges are group calls and BM is a private call. De K0XM

My apologies as well, I listened and heard nothing..... usual for me hi hi de Paul N0NBD Sent from Outlook -- Check out the 4SQRP website at 4sqrp.com

Would there be any interest in making a serious QRP Field Day effort for 2019? Any discussion on this? 72, Chas - NK8O

I think that is a GREAT idea ! Anything to get folks on the air and out somewhere if possible. Willing to help to get it going also. John KK4ITX If you need a parachute and don't have one you

I heard conversations on the 4SQRP Talkgroup when I was listening to other talkgroups, such as TAC 310. Could this be that I had the 4SQRP channel set to Slot 2? Jim

Check to see if your radio is in promiscuous mode. If it is, it will hear anything that comes through. Or at least that’s my guess on this. Hotspot or repeater? If it’s a hotspot, try dropping

There you have it from the guru’s mouth! :-) 72, Charles - NK8O

My QSO with Randy KB4QQJ was right on 3564 kHz, 0233 to 0237Z. Hoping for others to jump in, but it didn’t happen. Paul Goemans WA9PWP Stoughton, WI -- Check out the 4SQRP website at 4sqrp.com

"If it’s a hotspot, try dropping the static connection to 31654 before listening elsewhere" The above is from a previous message. I DO use a hotspot, but how do I drop the static connection? JIm

I have long wanted to do qrp on Field Day, but no locals seem interested. Jerry, WA0KNW

"Gerry Edson" <wa0knw@...> writes: I'm not local, but my club (wb1gof.org) does field day every year, the past N years as 3A (cw/ssb/digital, plus vhf and gota). The last few years have been

Guys, Go for it! The South Plainfield Amateur Radio Club (NJ2SP) here in NJ was founded in April 2014 and that didn't leave much time for Field Day planning. So I suggested we go QRP - just a few

Hi Charles and group, I would like to invite you to use our XLX reflector here on the Nature Coast, for your meetings. If you need a good reliable reflector for DMR. We were tired of the problems with

I am in for it..... fred KA4RUR/QRP

There are several ways to do this. One is to obtain a login to the Brandmeister network under your call and click on your hotspot from the menu column (usually the last on the left side). Then you