Dear Sam, AE4GX: I went from a full-sized W3EDP (outside) to an 80 mtr end fed half wave (again, outside), and like you, I’m sold on the EFHW as a superior all around performer at 5W and 100W. Our NOG

K7ULM, OwlCricker: Although I love modern versions of WWII paraset-style rigs, I sadly don’t have a lovely 4SQRP Bayou Jumper in a wooden case nor a sleek minimalist 4SQRP Cricket, and I’m thinking I’

Dear 4 State QRP Group Members: I've done lots of portable ops while hiking, bicycling Missouri's fantastic KATY Trail, camping, overlanding, etc. over the years; but, I'm finally doing a real Parks O

Griff, I also listened for you at and around both frequencies and called and called into the ether with 5 Watts from NW GA but didn’t hear you nor you me. 73 DE KD4MSR Scott H. Sikes, ol’ Professor L.

Dahdidididah is the prosign BT (which when handwritten is. BT with a line over the B and the T. Its meaning is “double dash.” Source: ARRL. KD4MSR, Scott

Johnny, you were loud into Atlanta just now on 10.112! Scott KD4MSR Scott H. Sikes, MBA, CFRE, FAHP, CFP Principal & Partner Columns Fundraising, LLC 2870 Peachtree Road, Suite 956 Atlanta, GA 30305 4

John, The North Fulton Amateur Radio Club or League has code practice oscillator kits available. Google their club name. Scott, KD4MSR

Fellow CW-nauts: I put up a new 132 ft MFJ Half-wave as an inverted vee with the apex at 60+ ft, broadside to the NW (facing Missouri), used my full 100W (big stuff for a QRP guy), my first time on th

4States Friends: I’m Scott, KD4MSR, a.k.a. “Professor L.O. Power,” a 20-year member of the North Georgia QRP Club (nogaqrp.org). I’m planning to ride my bicycle across Missouri on the Katy Trail the l