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Nick and Dave, Sorry to hear about the bad WX. I got a bad cold and my voice is totally hoarse, so unlikely to make a hike up there. But I would listen for you on 20m CW at home this

As restitution for bailing early on FYBO at Monte Bello I decided to get out and operate today before I have to go to a Super Bowl gathering. I went over to Coyote Hills in the East Bay and climbed

Nick, I am glad you were able to make up for the poor WX. Sounds like you found another good radio location. By all means, we should try to get up there since it is so accesible. I listened for you

Hi All, Nick and I manage to survive the FYBO camping trip to Monte Bello Open Space camp ground on the side of Black Mountain (El. 2600 ft.). The weather was OK going up to the campsite so we manage

QRPopsters, I just came across this item on eBay. The guy must still have the stuff as the auction ended without any bidder. I can't help but think that we can do something interesting with

I find this fascinating and the ratings reassuring. Too bad it isn't ssb for voice/digital. http://www.eham.net/reviews/detail/8263 Dave

Sorry if this is too OT but having spent years looking for remotely accessible stations on the internet that actually work and are useful my search is over. http://www.websdr.org/ I can now use the

This site is very useful indeed. I had recently exchanged emails with Pieter-Tjerk about his work, especially on the SDR design in use here. He utilizes an A/D (samples the entire 30MHz at once) then

Dave, Yeah, I understand, we really do want to see that the QRP Mag. stays in business. Dave

For when you northerners qrp ops make it down to San Diego, I'll post notes of locations to visit in/around the San Diego area. Mt Laguna is close enough for a daytrip and there's plenty of exploring

Hi All, 40M has been open the last couple of nights into Europe and Australia. The noise here in Brisbane has been no more than S1 so it has been a pleasure listening. I have not been able to break

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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