It should have been expected that the number of people who entered the September Second Sunday Sprint (SSSS?) would be down a bit. We still had 8 participants, some of whom were definitely at the Big

Don't forget to send in your score by tomorrow (Tuesday) at the latest. I hope to tabulate everything and announce the winner by early Wednesday morning. 72, John, AA0VE 4SQRP Contest Coordinator

Dave: I don't believe the Brutus Bash is a contest, just a chance to operate in the field. But, speaking of contests, the Second Sunday Sprint is this coming Sunday, September 8th. I believe it always

Good tip Jeff. The member list is alphabetized so you really don’t need to do a search at all, other than rapidly scrolling down the list and doing an old fashioned visual search. 72, John, AA0VE

Fellow QRPers: We had 11 participants in the August Second Sunday Sprint, not a bad showing. Most notable is the fact that three of the participants were first-timers: Glenn, N4MJ; David, W0DCX; and A

Folks: I am extremely busy this month. It would help immensely if I could tabulate the scores by tomorrow (Tuesday) morning. So please submit your SSS score by the end of today. Thanks and 72, John, A

There were 10 participants in the July SSS, including first-timer Dick Thompson, K2HT, from Wellsville, MO. Welcome Dick. The winner for July was Chas, W2SH, with 19 QSO points, followed by Carl, WB0C

Don't forget to enter your score by COB today, so I can tabulate everything tomorrow. If you make a mistake entering your score, there's a way to correct it yourself, using the information in the emai

If Field Day really weren't a contest, there's no reason to exclude the WARC bands. During a real emergency operation in the field, the WARC bands would certainly be allowed. The contest aspect of Fie

It's too bad only 7 people participated in the Second Sunday Sprint this month. I guess with summer arriving (nearly), there's more outdoor family activity and maybe amateur radio's priority has dropp

This is just a friendly reminder to send in your score by tomorrow (Tuesday) if possible. I hope to tabulate everything tomorrow night and report it shortly thereafter. In case you forgot, go to www.q

I should have expected the turnout on Mother's Day to be low. We only had 8 participants this month, which I believe is the lowest number so far this year. Coming in first for May was Chas, W2SH, with

I should have expected the turnout on Mother's Day to be low. We only had 8 participants this month, which I believe is the lowest number so far this year. Coming in first for May was Chas, W2SH, with

It's the Monday after the Second Sunday! Hope nobody got in trouble when they disappeared from the Mother's Day celebration to play on their radio for a couple of hours. Don't forget to send in your s

Gary: The exchange is so simple that i believe most people use paper and pencil. We are talking maybe 10-15 QSOs as an absolute maximum. You manually enter your results on qrpcontest.com/4sqrp. Hope t

There were 12 entries this month, including several new participants, a fine showing. Maybe everybody is still pumped up over Ozarkcon. A big welcome to Steve (WB5CTS) and George (K3EMS). If my record

I guess I need to reiterate that everyone participating in the SSS should think about those with Bayou Jumpers (and other rock-bound rigs) and scan around 7122 (+/- 1 kHz or so) and other 4SQRP freque

This is a friendly reminder to enter your Second Sunday Sprint scores by tonight. Go to qrpcontest.com/4sqrp to do so. I will tabulate the results tomorrow and publish them by Wednesday morning. 72, J

I forgot to mention that Ozarkcon was again a great experience for me. While Walter K5EST spearheaded the event, I know there were countless others who helped make the event a success. Thanks to all.

I want to thank the board members for honoring me with a plaque for my service conducting the Second Sunday Sprint. Thanks to Diz (W8DIZ), the process of tabulating the monthly scores is pretty much a