Let me know how ur loop comes out. 25 years ago at my farm I had a full wave loop on 80 meters. it was a dandy but picked up static like crazy when storms came by. I always had to keep it unhooked and

Hello All, I am not sure where the storms were but was surprised to Chas in Louisburg. I did work N0XM Mike but I think it was after Chas worked him. My ears were tired so I pulled the plug. de Paul S

Bill, I could hear some checkins but not you de Paul N0NBD Sent from Outlook

Jim I forwarded this to the list hoping David Cripe will jump in. He is the designer and engineer. I just kit and ship the list. I do not know of any low audio. Did U twist the loop to get the most si

Bob, I think this is the one, I put together the little plexiglass enclosure installed a 9V battery and it works. here is a link. Mine took a couple weeks to get here. https://www.ebay.com/itm/LCR-T4-

An LCR meter from ebay for 12 dollars including a clear enclosure. I have been measuring known caps and it seems to work correctly de Paul N0NBD Sent from Outlook

A few weeks ago I ordered a 12 dollar LCR meter from China., It arrived today. It even came with a clear pexiglass case that snaps and bolts together like the 4sqrp enclosures. Cool! I have to put on

I called and called the net and at 845 I called it good I had one checkin KV6Z Bill came in after he finished the 40 Meter net. Maybe better next week. The solar flux was a fair number yesterday but a

Beautiful key lucky owner! My keys are always on the desk. A 1924 Vibroplex Blue Racer and a Begali Spark! Paul Sent from Outlook

Kelly, I have the 9020,30 and 40 and had never thought of putting the Freq-Mite in them. Cool idea! All of mine have pencil marks for the appx spots for watering holes. MFJ has the manuals for a free

ok keep safe Sent from Outlook

I am out here in the toolies and will work him and not ask the power hi hi de Paul N0NBD Sent from Outlook

Hello Bob, It is good to hear from the north left coast. In SE Ks I dont have a regular path to Washington but I am always ready to workem. Look around 7055 and 14050 for SKCC guys. I have worked a la

OK cool its clear here Paul Sent from Outlook

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No net tonight. There was a storm camped south of me and that is all I heard. maybe next week de Paul N0NBD Sent from Outlook

Hello Paul,it was tough copy but I made it fine 72 Dr Paul n0nbd Sent from Outlook From: main@4SQRP.groups.io <main@4SQRP.groups.io> on behalf of Paul Goemans <wa9pwp@...> Sent: Sunday, May 20, 2

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Wow guys I had 10 over noise here but did copy WA9PWP Paul and KV6Z Bill. am sure there were a couple others but I could not pull them out of the noise sorry maybe better luck next time de Paul N0NBD

Tom N2UHC built a Bitx I believe, maybe he will jump in here. I shifted to Elecraft a couple years ago and have not looked back. U are right i believe the QRP is 5 and `10 watts. de Paul N0NBD Sent fr

Hello Doc, I have been watching bandconditions.com closly for a while. I have found 30 meters is most likely to scare up a SKCC contact in the afternoons and by suppertime 40 seems to be waking up...