Will send my cert form...maybe others will, too, so we will have lots to choose from. 72, Doc K5OSA - QTH: EM04sr ARRL 4SQRP #801 - NAQCC #7625 - SKCC #10098 FISTS #17157 - OMISS #9886 LFSARC (Lawton/

This sounds like a really neat battery. The capacity is certainly in my range? What is the voltage? 72, Doc K5OSA - QTH: EM04sr ARRL 4SQRP #801 - NAQCC #7625 - SKCC #10098 FISTS #17157 - OMISS #9886 L

A prospective member asked me about a member certificate. I don't think we have one, do we? If you all would like, I'll design one for you all to review and comment. I know many amateurs love to displ

Will keep working on it, brother. I'm sure we will hit 1000 soon. I'm Highland Scottish by genetics, Austrian by birth and 100% American. 72, Doc K5OSA - QTH: EM04sr ARRL 4SQRP #801 - NAQCC #7625 - SK

Check out the Casita web site or come and see ours...I compared about a half dozen 15-20 ft. brands. Unless you want to spend big bucks for an Airstream, the Casita 17 is a heck of a TT for two people

T'storms and tornadoes here in OK (what else is new?)... I'm going to try my indoor antenna. If you hear crappy Morse, it may well be me... 72, Doc K5OSA - QTH: EM04sr ARRL 4SQRP #801 - NAQCC #7625 -

This will probably unlease a malestrom of replies...sorry but I really value the differning opinions... Among the various battery options I have when in the RV is to charge batts to take with me if I

I wanted a light, multiband XCVR to take the place of the FT-817 that is just to complex and to carry for SOTA/HF portable. The bad news: actually not too bad...as an SDR, there is a menu list that ca

Keep the faith...it took me what seemed forever to get my first QRP SSB contact. The HFPack group is an excellent source of HF activity. I use HFpack CW. 18117.5, USB, HFPACK International. 18157.5. T

Definately a cool video...TNX. 72 or 73, Doc K5OSA - QTH: EM04sr ARRL 4SQRP #801 - NAQCC #7625 - SKCC #10098 FISTS #17157 - OMISS #9886 LFSARC (Lawton/Fort Sill Amateur Radio Club) Michael T McEwen Lt

What is (are) optimal RG-58 length(s) for QRP PM 40, 20, 17 metres? I use a tuner for "base" but just want to carry the minimal weight up the hills..RG-.58 (even 3) weigh almost nothing, I have severa

4OZQ...google...A great group for qrp... 72 or 73, Doc K5OSA - QTH: EM04sr ARRL 4SQRP #801 - NAQCC #7625 - SKCC #10098 FISTS #17157 - OMISS #9886 LFSARC (Lawton/Fort Sill Amateur Radio Club) Michael T

Beend on 40..(14.300).some guys don't acknolege QPR...One of one of the cool guys actual OSO'd ... 72 or 73, Doc K5OSA - QTH: EM04sr ARRL 4SQRP #801 - NAQCC #7625 - SKCC #10098 FISTS #17157 - OMISS #9

Some have pinged me after getting my QSL cards (I love cards, not log entries...but that's just me). I use the method I used as an intel guy. First is the year 2015. Then the month 05, then the day 02

XYL and I are going to N Padre Island next weekend...I've surfed there but never tried amateur ops. When I go to the beach, I will take my portable antennas. Is there anything special I need to know?

This (just listening in the background) is a great idea...I do it from time to time but need to make it a habit...I also use my fingers to "send" on the steering wheel when I am driving...I think and

TNX for the encouragement...I will never give up trying to get better at CW, but I also recognize the limits. My latest goal is to teach my grandaughter...we can learn together. 72 or 73, Doc K5OSA -

Thanks so much, Dale. I'm trying and can copy better...my hand is still lame...the neurologist told me last week that it is probably not going to get much better...as crappy as my typing...the tests s

You could go the Hell for that...trust me, I'm a Priest...et absolvo...Grins and then some. Thank you for all you do for nets... 72 or 73, Doc K5OSA - QTH: EM04sr ARRL 4SQRP #801 - NAQCC #7625 - SKCC

Everyone is being very kind with invitations for me and other CW challenged amateurs. I will keep monitoring and when I think I want to jump in, wiil do so...in my SF scuba course told us...go ahead a