We had 7 entries in the September SSS. Of note is the fact that none other than our president Johnny (AC0BQ) finished first this month. And that was after a grueling weekend at the Brutus Bash. Congra

I've been busy all morning and haven't sent this monthly reminder. Hopefully everyone who participated knows how to submit their score (qrpcontest.com). As usual, I'd like all scores to be submitted p

Disclaimer: I am NOT involved in any way with the kit side of 4SQRP. However, FYI, unless the procedure has changed, those who are interested in buying an HF Test Set need to wait until Johnny or Ron

Unfortunately, the Second Sunday Sprint is also this coming weekend. Hopefully, anyone who plans to participate in both the SSS and Big Brutus will be home and well-rested Sunday night (possibly still

#BRUTUS

On Wednesday's summary of the Second Sunday Sprint, I mentioned that Paul (WA9GMW) heard "CQSSK" being called Sunday night and that it ended promptly at 8:00. He was wondering whether that was someone

We had 7 entries in this month's sprint, including first-timer Mike (WI5H) from San Antonio, Texas. Welcome Mike. Not only did Mike participate, he ended up in second place for this month, with 12 QSO

As usual, I will download the results from qrpcontest.com tomorrow afternoon and will announce the SSS winners for August on Wednesday. Please remember to enter your score by noon tomorrow. Thanks and

Go, Gorillas!

Well, the number of participants for July was pretty low again. Only 6 people bothered to submit their scores. We had a tie for first place for July. Both Chas (W2SH) and Glenn (N4MJ) ended up with 11

I hope everyone beat the heat last night by staying in their shack and participating in the Second Sunday Sprint. As usual, get your score submitted by early tomorrow and I'll tabulate things later in

Well, the SSS continues to have poor attendance. We only had 4 people send in their score this month. Maybe the conditions were so bad that others simply didn't have any contacts or perhaps there were

If you haven't yet, please remember to send in your score so I can tabulate the results for June. Sorry for the late reminder, but I've got a lot going on right now. Better late than never. I will tab

I can answer that. It's the 20M version of the Hilltopper, a little 5 Watt transceiver. 72, John, AA0VE

On the other hand, nobody complains about Ohms or Farads or Watts or Joules or Coulombs, etc. 73, John, AA0VE

Well, I guess Mothers Day won out this year. There were only 5 entries in the Second Sunday Sprint, with the three usual suspects leading the way. Glenn, N4MJ, finished first with 15 QSO points, follo

I took a peak at the contest reporting so far and only found 3 entries for this month's Second Sunday Sprint. Hopefully that means a lot of people haven't had a chance to enter their score yet. Of cou

Look on the other side. It should say "103" with maybe a letter suffix.

Of course, I meant AA0VE, not AA0E! (can't even get my own call right....)

Maybe a rekitted hw-8 would be in the same vein as the Bayou Jumper. If a person who actually used a Paraset took a look at the Bayou Jumper, he might say it sort of reminded him of the Paraset, but h

The winner for April is Chas (W2SH) with 15 QSO points, followed closely by Carl (WB0CFF) with 14. Glenn (N4MJ), the overall leader for 2022, came in third with 12 points. Congratulations to Chas for