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Hi QRP ops. http://dx-world.net/2010/jan-mayen-2011-team-announced/ I think CA is going to be a challenge, given Aurora condx - we'll be using mostly high bands. (CW, SSB, RTTY) 73 - Deon k6wh

I just heard on a repeater that Bud from Buddipole will be the speaker at the NCDX meeting tonight. I'm heading down to LA for the rest of the week and weekend. Nick

Hiroki, I'm in contact with the developers at RemoteHams.com and am working on an iPhone app frontend for their service. That will make it truly universal. If you haven't seen that service, take a

QRPops, You can't believe what's been happening here, totally beyond my wildest imagination.?It's been three straight days of cold, miserable rainy WX in Cambridge, MA, winter returning with

Tim et al, It's too bad the band path between W1 and W6 wasn't too good this afternoon. At my apartment QTH I did hear a few stations on 15; 17 and 20 were decent but not hopping. We will try again.

I just got back from 20 miles on the Ohlone Wilderness Trail between Sunol Regional Wilderness and Del Valle Regional Park. Left on Friday and came back today. Had a great time. The KX1 was left in

I would think we would be on 20, 17, and 15 meters, using cw and ssb. Just give me a call on the cell phone when you are set up. Today I finished mounting the MP-1 on an old construction light stand.

I will most likely be able to listen tomorrow afternoon. What freq and mode will you be using?Hiroki

Hi Everyone, Looks as though Spring is on its way. Don't forget that Daylight savings time begins at midnight tonight. I spoke with Dave Crocker yesterday about getting together on Sunday. To make

Is anyone attending Dayton this year again? Last year we missed each other ... hope to fix that this year and see some QRP ops there. I'll be on the overnight from San Diego - which means I will head

Tim et al,The only antenna I have with me is the MP-1 with my own concoction of 3 sets of 15 radial wires, totaling 45, made of computer ribbon cables. I did not bring a tuner, so I tune the antenna

As always, you are the master of QRP Hiro. That is a remarkable considering your power level and lack of space. You did not mention what antenna you are using. Maybe you constructed a new mag loop

Hello QRPopsters, I have been in Cambridge, MA since Monday and will be here until mid-May except that I will be back in CA from 4/27-5/3 to attend the West Coast Military Radio Collectors' meeting in

From the website: The firmware is still being tweaked, the manual is barely started and some parts have a much longer lead time to obtain than expected, so I won't likely be able to start taking

Nick, I am definitely going to get one. There will probably be a pile up ordering the thing. I wonder how many kits Steve will build on the first go around? See you guys at PAARA this Friday? Dave

Thanks for the heads up Nick. I joined the group a few minutes ago and look forward to what appears to be Steve's latest and greatest tin can radio. This may be the one I have been looking for to use

KD1JV just posted the preliminary manual for the ATS4 to the AT_Sprint Yahoo Group. Looks very cool. Nick

Conditions during the 2010 ARRL CW DX weekend. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LKiHWCLi_wc

I got it at Lowe's, Rhona. Near the mailboxes. It's a stake with reflecting tape at the top. I think it's this one:

Hi there Nick, Where did you buy the fiberglass stake for your vertical antenna support? ~~Rhona, K6RHO -- Rhona Mahony rmahony@...