I've got my spot reserved and will be out there Friday evening, probably around 6:30 or so.

I plan on bringing the popup camper and using one of the regular camping sites. I don't know if they have electrical and water hookups near the pavilion, or if they'd allow a camper there. The wife an

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Good article on 10m E-skip in the Banner. The idea of listening to the 28.200-.300 beacon band is a great idea to see when the band is open, as well as the popular 10-10 freq. I operate a 10m beacon o

I'm planning on taking my camper, so will get a regular spot.

Not yet but I plan to be there.

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It certainly was for me during field day. I had my BitX20a with me, and couldn't make one contact at 10w, but made several contacts using CW at 2W. However, during an actual emergency I'd rather use S

I heard someone working you today. When I heard them give that callsign, I immediately thought, "Hey, I know that call." I remember it from Ozarkcon.

I have two which I purchased at a hamfest a few years ago. They had a box full and were selling for $5 apiece. I probably should have grabbed more than just 2, but I didn't think I'd use them all.

Great news! I'm totally tired of winter.

They go to Washington, DC.

Manual received, thanks!

Does anyone have a copy of the Murania assembly manual they can email me? The links on the 4SQRP Murania page don't seem to be working.

Or you're holding it like this: https://petapixel.com/assets/uploads/2016/03/stockphotowoman-500.jpg

Very nice. I built one a while back as well, which can be seen here: https://forums.qrz.com/index.php?threads/pipsqueak-regenerative-receiver.587926/page-4#post-4496600 It's a lot of fun to pull it of

I'd be interested.

I'm not sure what I'll be doing or where I'll be that weekend, but if I don't do Field Day closer I'll consider heading up there.

I just show up with my QRP radios anyway.

Universal Radio currently has several QRP kits for sale in their used list, including a 4SQRP HF test set, Magic box, NS-40, SAVXO kit, and a couple of SS-40 receivers. Also some G-QRP kits. The 4SQRP

As far as 10 meters is concerned, as per FCC rules beacons can be automatically controlled if located between 28.200 and 28.300. So that's where you'll find most U.S. beacons. They can be located outs

OK, I should have that crap turned off now. Not sure how it got turned on in the first place, but there's a setting for "Attach your vCard." I've turned it off so hopefully no more useless attachments