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I have enjoyed the GQRP kits xcvr, rcvr and their fine antenna matching unit but it is time to let someone else share the joy. They are all working and are for sale as a group for $100.00 + $15.00 Pri

Shawn, It’s a good idea to always have a fuse in every power supply line. Then if there is a reverse protection scheme built into a rig the fuse will blow first. One time I blew an early Chinese radio

I have a good condition QRP Classic CL2040 20 and 40 meter transceiver for sale. I just tested it and it puts out 4 watts. See photos. I am asking $125.00 + $15.00 shipping. Any interest please contac

I have had fun using my BJ after I built it a few years ago but now it the time to sell and go on to other kits on the bench. Mine is a first edition BJ built in a beautiful Hobby Lobby box along with

I just found my mint self built NorCal SWR bridge/Power Out meter and am willing to part with it. Check it out here: http://www.norcalqrp.org/ncpowermeter.htm Please contact me off list at Djwilcox01

I am cleaning the shack and have some QRP magazines and CDs that must go...….. I have: 1) Low Power Communications, Volume One QRP Basics by Rich Arland, K7HYA. This is his first edition published by

ZZRX-40 is sold and going to the Post Office today. Thanks for the replies. David J. Wilcox K8WPE’s iPad

I have the Weller Portasol PSI100K Pro and love it. Works out in the cold damp or wet for antenna installation. Couldn’t live without it. Worth every penny. Dave K8WPE since 1960 David J. Wilcox K8WPE

I am thinning the herd and gathering some funds for Hamcation in February. I have built many of the 4 State kits and have enjoyed them immensely. But there does come a time to let someone else share t

I am getting older by the minute and want to thin the herd and build up some money for Hamcation in February. These cute radios worked when I built them and I had a few contacts with them but went on

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Someone was looking for the $20 Chinese keyer recently. I just found an original 4SQRP EZKEYER kit (original version. Original docs can be seen in the “retired” section of the 4SQRP web site) with pri

The former low cost Visor Magnifier that I notified everyone about previously is now available from American Science & Surplus for the low cost of $7.95 each. I bought one for my grandson and then ord

I could care less about “contesting” such as in Field Day, but I and a couple of others in our club go as “GoFers”. We just hang around, do whatever chores need to be done, enjoy the fellowship, enjoy

Jerry, Good choice if that was where your heart was. I was a famIly doctor for 44 years, sometimes getting 3 paychecks a month (3 jobs: office, ER, and county jail) BUT I never worked a day in my life

Thank you to everyone. It wasn’t 30 minutes from the time I sent the query that I had two accurate respondents. What a world this hobby opens up. The little AEA MT-1 code generator is ancient, sat on

Guys, I know this is OT but at Dayton I was able to find an AEA MT-1 code trainer, the same one I learned on when studying Morse for my Extra 25 or more years ago. I wonder if someone knows about this

Don, I still can’t fathom how they make this loupe for $8.75. I just tried using it again in my shack before packaging it up to take to my 12 y/o nerdy grandson, and was still impressed on its quality

A few days ago someone on one of these sites recommended an inexpensive head loupe. https://www.sciplus.com/-headband-magnifying-visor-61075-p I ordered one for my grand son thinking that for $8.75 pl