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I have finished building the 30m QRSS Beacon and it is on the air. It is sending the callsign W9IUF. It is running 70mW which is the most I can get out of it without the 2n7000 warming up. It

On behalf of Hans and I welcome to the QRP Labs mailing list. Please feel free to post details of your beacons, pictures of your "grabs", any modifications you have made and so on. Hans and I put the

Hello everyone, I'm Jay W9IUF. I built the 30m beacon kit and it is on the air at 10.140015 - 10.140020. I may move it up in frequency though because there are a couple of others at that same

Hi everyone, I built Hans' 30M beacon kit and it is now on the air, about 100mW into a quarter wave vertical at around 14.140.030. What a fun little kit! I haven't seen it on any grabber yet, so

Bruce, your signal is making it to Florida: http://www.qsl.net/w4hbk/W4HBKgrabber.html Here is another place you can look to find your own

Cool! Thanks Jay, this is first time I've seen it. And it looks right-side-up, too. For some reason I thought it was coming out inverted. Bruce.

Hi Jay Congrats on your beacon and the reception reports. 10.140MHz crystals are available here: http://genesisradio.com.au/order.html 0.000073 de Hans G0UPL

Hello! First timer. I am getting excited about QRP and QRSS and need to build the G0UPL beacon. Eric Seebohm KG8FE echolink node #

Hello to the group. I have the 30 meter beacon up and running into a dummy load. It seems to work. I need to set the shift and will look at it with the scope later tonight. I'm go hang a dipole in

Enter your vote today! A new poll has been created for the QRPLabs group: Hans and I are CONSIDERING doing another batch of beacon kits as we are being asked for more but are sold out though we do

Can anyone please tell me if there is a "standard" frequency for each of the different bands , for operating QRSS , and a list of what those frequencies are ? Thank you , 73 , Charlie , W5COV

Hi Mike. I will have to remember your beacon the next time I am driving by your town. Take care, Mike WE0H w9qs wrote:

Charlie, The best places to look for QRSS activity are: 3.500,000 - 3.500,100 7.000,000 - 7.000,100 10.140,000 - 10.140,100 Most of the activity is on 30 meters and you can generally rely on a

Hi Steve , Thank you for the information . I saw where Hans had mentioned that he might offer a kit for 40 and 80 , so I was curious . I have been operating a QRSS60 LowFER beacon for close to 10

Just finished the beacon I bought from Hans at FDIM. Got code on pin two, but no discernible code from the output. It appears that pin 3 is at a constant 5 volts. As soon as I get time, I'll get

Hi Guys, Hans and I have sold out of kits and people still want them. So we intend to do another 100, 50 for 30 meters, 25 for 80 meters and 25 for 40 meters. I hope to have them ready for the end of

The following QRPLabs poll is now closed. Here are the final results: POLL QUESTION: Hans and I are CONSIDERING doing another batch of beacon kits as we are being asked for more but are sold out

I bought the kit at FDIM but have not assembled it yet. ?However, I have been running the software and watching 30M 10.140. ?Here is my problem... ?I see some callsigns but what do I do with them?

Jim, The usual procedure is to take a screenshot of the signal and either to post it here or on the knightlights reflector. That way we all get to share what you have received. The owner of the

this page has been kind of wonky for several months now. I wonder if he is aware of the problem. WEB - "The VE7SL Radio Notebook": http://members.shaw.ca/ve7sl