I will be signing up again! Really missed being able to go to the last one but sometimes life gets in the way. Bob

Picked up a SSCPO at the last convention and, need to have a code oscillator (and also dying to do something electronic!!), I built up the kit last night. It worked right off the bat and it sounded gr

The Bayou Jumper is SOLD and on it's way to the new owner. Thanks to everyone for the many responses. Bob Groh, WA2CKY

Cleaning up the ham shack a bit and, after looking at all the rigs I have to work on, decided to put my Bayou Jumper up for sale. Never built - I believe I got it at the 2107 Convention and just have

Nice to know about the 7100-7125 segment. Kind of where I will wind up when I get back on. Someday. Bob, WA2CKY

Not sure if there is anyone, in particular, that I should sent this to but I did find a 'bug' in the pc board. Not critical as it was easily fixed but none-the-less should be noted. Problem: the batte

My wife and I have decided that, despite signing up etc, we will not be going to the 2020 Ozarkcon. Very disappointing but, in view of the uncertainty around Corvid-19 and the increased medical risk f

I'm all signed up for the upcoming OzarkCon 2020 and have volunteered to help out for the 'Kit Building Session'. I also decided I would like to get one of the kits for myself (who can turn down anoth

My wife, Bettina, and I have signed up this evening on the web for Ozarkcon 2020. Looking forward to this year's meeting. As I did last year, I am also offering my services at the Kit Building class F

I have completed installation of the Su'per Up'er (SU) on a original version (white panel) Bayou Jumper (BJ) and I am now in the 'bring it to life' phase. I have two problems to discuss and 2 question

Actually the pictures do help!! I already had those but missed the writing on the one that identifies the wires 'CW', 'CCW' and 'W' - those give me what I need. I'll add information to my manual and g

I am helping another ham by installing a Soup'er Up'er (SU) in his Bayou Jumper (first generation, white face panel). Up to the point where I am wiring up the Soup'er Up'er board to the Jumper - speci

Mike, I built and installed one of those for another ham and could do it for you. No cost except for postage each way. And a bit of patience as it might take a couple of weeks. If interested, drop me

With a constant shift to building with SMD components (and with my 'aging' eyes), I have been looking at getting one of those USB electronic microscopes for working on SMD boards. Anyone else done any

I'll bring a couple of extension cords and a couple of 6 outlet strips. Bob Groh, WA2CKY

I missed last year due to a death in the family but my wife and I are planning on coming and I would be delighted to help out (this duplicates my posting the Ozardcon web site so don't count on having

Now that is a shocking idea! (sorry, just had to add that) Bob Groh, WA2CKY

Here is another question - I am familiar with the concept of beacons but just became aware of WSPR (although I have no receiver setup for WSPR). Doesn't WSPR kind of eliminate the need for beacons? Wh

FYI, when you short out a section of a coil, you play havoc with the Q. 73 Bob Groh, WA2CKY

Just as a FYI, another ham who built the Cricket found a strong dependence of power output with variations in the battery voltage (actually he substituted an external power supply and simply varied it