How about a new version of the HF test set in a tricorder form? I also love the idea of a simple receiver in a communicator form. James "Chewy" Vroman

Check out http://www.hfsigs.com It is a partially built Bitx40 kit. James "Chewy" Vroman

On that same note. "The Knack" Dilbert http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g8vHhgh6oM0 Apr 21, 2014 08:10:24 AM, 4sqrp@... wrote: > > > > Good Morning!! > > > > > > > >

I think this is a great move. When i got back into Amateur Radio QRP facinated me. I am finally getting back to it and look forward to building many if your kits. I would also be willing to help where

I am very impressed and thankful for the responses. I am going to a Hamfest Saturday and depending on if I find some goodies there will look toward ordering and building. I was eyeing the K1 - it seem

My HF rig (ICOM 751a) developed an intermittent problem last field day. of course it decides to work beautifully whenever I decide to troubleshoot on it. It is much bigger than I am wanting to carry i

Thanks for the info I went digging this afternoon after work and found my box of QRP kits that I had bought when I first got back into Amateur Radio. I found the following: Tenna dipper Rock Mite 40 P

I have been interested in QRP for a long time and have decided that this is the year. I will be relearning my Morse and am looking for recommendations on a QRP transceiver kit as well as any other rec