I probably would never use it but I have always wanted a 6146 amp for my QRP stuff. I started my ham career with the old Kenwood hybrids that were solid state with tube finals. And for some reason I h

OK, I know this is a crazy topic. Just wondering - would a .50 cal metal ammo box protect a rig from an EMP blast? No, I'm not becoming a "prepper" but I am curious. I was always under the impression

I have a Yaesu FT-817, not the ND model in excellent condition that I'm thinking about selling. It has the Kranker knob, the BHI DSP module, 500 KHz XTAL filter and the DL-QRP group MIC compressor (do

I have a Yaesu FT-817, not the ND model in excellent condition that I'm wanting to sell. It has the Kranker knob, the BHI internal DSP module (SSB), 500 KHz XTAL CW filter and the DL-QRP group MIC com

The Yaesu has been spoken for. Thanks. Dan -- KB9JLO

Wayne, I am so sorry for your loss. I will keep you in prayer my friend. May God cover you with His love.

I haven't done much hamming in a long time. But I've sure been thinking about it. Well Friday afternoon/evening I sat down at the radio and thought I'd try to make a few QSO's. I'd just read an email

i will throw my $0.02 worth in. I do operate QRP SSB and I do make contacts. Probably not as many as someone with more power but I still have fun. I liken it to using light tackle when I fish (which w

Thanks Walter. Good job.

I hope everyone and their families have a blessed, Merry Christmas and a great 2018. Here's hoping the bands improve a little too...

I have one on the bench. I haven't started on putting it in a case yet but I have something in mind. Farhan is a pretty good designer. Dan KB9JLO

Jim, probably a dumb question - but does your circuit allow for/include the resistor required for the Raduino?

Calling CQ @ 7285

3985 has a net, going to try below there if there's a hole.

Rob, I recently purchased one of those YiHua 936 (actually a Hakko clone and will take their tips). My favorite soldering iron power supply shot craps and wanted a backup. I think it's pretty good esp

I would be very interested in this.

I posted a lot of information on the #SSB side. There is a lot of good information and there is a lot of misinformation and confusion. It's not hard and it's not expensive. I got into DMR for < $100.

For Sale: first run uBITX. Never powered up. Including lots and lots of extras: USB extension cable to have a socket on the outside of your case. 3D printed knobs - pot & encoder and LCD bezel (all in

SOLD