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Always exciting putting a project radio on the air. Good luck!

I plan to be at the Baylands starting with lunch. I am going to try putting on the air a just built QMX+ SDR radio from a kit. It has (sort of) replaced my (tr)uSDX and uSDX+ (both of which I sold.)

Want a QRP project that is totally different??? VK3AC, VK2XAX and other Aussies have been busy with the next generation design of a radio for 122 and 134GHz.? It's based on a chip originally

Occasionally some message is sent to my spam folder.? Guess which message was misdirected this week? This doesn't happen often.

I plan on coming to lunch and operating. Dick K6PBF

I can't make it to Baylands this Friday, but I'll try to make it to the Paara meeting. Chris W6COV

I plan to be at lunch and ops. Joy

I will be there about 2 PM and plan to stay for the PAARA meeting with dinner at the Green Elephant at 6PM. Dave W6VYC

I will be at the Baylands starting with lunch at Bay Cafe. Hope to see many of you. Both the WX and CONDX are looking good. Hiroki AH6CY

Taken by a friend of Cliff’s. So happy someone could use them. Thanks Cliff for the referral. Joy N6GO

Cliff, OK I’ll ade #5 to the list #5 Launching really big rockets They would have to come down our way to pick them up. I very rarely go up your way. Thanks, Joy

Hi Joy, use #5 for those unistrut is a launch guide system for really big rockets! Like 10 inch diameter and 40000++ Newton seconds impulse. If they don't find a home I'll ask around. Cliff K6CLS

4 each 10 feet long, 1 & 5/8 x 1 & 5/8 HEAVY Unistrut material. It was sourced from a solar panel operation where they used it as part of the roof rack for solar panels. When I worked in radiology

I like our new friends Aaron and Isaac “tiring out” Dave’s KX3. They must have really gotten into operating QRP in the field, more than simply “trying out” Dave’s radio. Aaron has already

Free to a good home (part 2):?Computer History Museum (Mountain View) paperweight, approx. 5 x 6", 2.25 pounds; never used, in original box. A nice accent for your office or shack, plus you can use

I don't know if you guys remember Chuck Adams presentations at the Pacificon QRP group? He is a very creative guy who can show you how to make PCBs and other QRP stuff. K7QO’s QRP Lab Notebook V6.6

I made 4 contacts on 10. Japan with our friend Masa (JA1LET), a Russian on Sakhalin Island, an Air Force base in Alaska and ex-pat on the side of a volcano in Costa Rica. I heard stations in Finland,

Thanks for the report, Pete. Sounds like you guys had fun. Hiroki AH6CY

On November 26 at the home QTH I had a qso on 10m ssb with HD8CW who was on a dxpedition in the Galapagos Islands that was sponsored by Buddipole. He was using an IC 7300 running 100 watts to a

I made several stateside 20 CW contacts. Really pretty fun. The key I brought was a side swiper, so Dave Wolfe made a few contacts too. Nice weather. New people Aaron and Isaac, both hams at SRI,