Welcome all new members who joined the list!

Congratulations to all who have recently announced their kit completion and getting on air!

I have a page on my website about the kit and I have a section there, showing some photos and comments from builders. If you have anything to add, please email me.

I strongly recommend everyone who is active on air with the kit, join the Knights QRSS group and announce your activity there. The link is: . Going forward, this Knights list is the best place to announce your activity, and any experiments you do with QRSS e.g. antennas, new mode experiments, propagation, etc etc.

My suggestion is that we keep this forum for discussion of the kit itself - e.g. any difficulties people have with it, or successes, or modifications people make and would like to share. By all means, tell us when you get your kit on air, and how it goes! But don't neglect the QRSS Knights list which should be the main place to announce your activity!

This is just a suggestion: this is your forum and a democracy!

Steve G0XAR is frantically putting together the new kits, so we can start to offer them again (same price). We have a waiting list of over 30 people. We'll also be producing 40m and 80m versions. So kit announcements will be here too. Going forward, we're also working on the design of a high performance QRSS receiver kit.

0.000073 de Hans G0UPL

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Just ask and Hans will add you on the list...hi hi

Mike
WE0H




Charlie , W5COV wrote:

I have no problems keeping this group kit oriented, but is it just me or is that Knights list a pain in the tuckus? The latest archive posts are from 08, so I can't figure out how to see more recent notes and I can't see them at all from work. Even at home, the format is just a pain to read through. Does anyone else see a better way?

Look at . They encourage self-spotting for some of the less common modes. Could this, or something similar, be a tool for announcing TX and reporting RX?

Lets get a little creative with our tools, not just our radios.

Tery Johns
KD8GNC