I met him once at Dayton, he was at the GQRP booth. I emailed him a time or two. Yes, he always would respond.

I've never found anything. Seems mostly QRP & SSB are not good partners. But I've had a lot of fun with it. When things were better I would prowl around contests and pick up some DX. Seems everybody h

I thought I heard something on 40 but it was faint here in central IL... I tried.

I have access to some hardline and I'm thinking about making a transmitting loop. I know there was a design out there that used an Arudino to tune the loop at frequency changes... Anybody have some de

Yeah, I knew you guys were joking. And I have spoken with the MFR. The major "danger" is not that it will fail but more that the electrical "interference" will screw up the programming. I'm on my 2nd

That's pretty interesting - have you had good luck with it? And yes, I would have to tune it with an analyzer - LOL. No way I'd want to be close enough to touch those knobs with real RF going through

Love it. Made me smile.

I have one. Kit - never opened. Got it as a door prize one year. I'll never use it.

There are options for HV power supplies with the chinese boards. There are a few that can generate HV from low DC... Especially at these current levels.

I'm still waiting on the buildathon kit but here you go: https://www.qrpme.com/?p=product&id=F20 Look through that. He had it working and so did someone that was helping him. There were a couple of di

You know this will sound totally dumb but these are on of my favorite things in ham DIY in the world. Don't get me wrong - I love microcontrollers and all the neat stuff we have (I am a computer geek

What would really be cool is a group build of something using these boards. Just a lashup type of transmitter/receiver - with an option to use some sort of VFO - there are a zillion types of digital V

I have (3) sets of boards. I honestly probably will never use them. Contact me off list if interested.

I had (2) sets - but I think they have sold. Thanks.