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I will be at the Baylands starting with lunch. Hiroki AH6CY

Thank you, Joy. For some reason, "10w" stuck in my head and I never thought to look closely. Cliff

The different ratings for CW and SSB suggest that the limitation is heating not voltage. CW/digital/FM are all "full power" when transmitting.

I came across this 21 min video of using the KX2 for hunting Sota/Pota. It explained some features I either didn't know about or know how to use. Take a look. **** Unlock Peak Performance:

Cliff, I just looked at the specs for the Alex Loop newer model and it says "10 W on CW/digital/FM and 25 W on SSB.' ?So depending on what mode you could do 25W. Joy

Thanks, Oliver.? Ken dressed up in full zombie regalia the few years we did the Zombie Walk together (both stationary), and he festooned his mag loop with spiderwebs, plastic spiders, etc, and wore

I hope one of us buys one, and reports back to the group!?? 73, Eric NF6S ex WD6DBM ? On Sat, Aug 24, 2024 at 9:50 PM, David via groups.io<dkvarn@...> wrote: I like the physical

I like the physical design--it seems derived from the FT817/818, newer Yaesu base rigs and the Icom '705. One to watch IMO. Best, --David KM6RI

consistent practice is the only way. I've been tuning in and copying whatever I can find every day for five or 10 minutes and now I can do contests at 20 words a minute; ragchews a bit slower. No

Oliver, it's just practice, practice, practice.? ?Rex Vokey,? KE6MT,? is my shining example.? ?I remember working him at 10 wpm.? Now, I just let it rip, he is a really good cw op.? He just

Doug, I still think about working on my CW proficiency from time to time. The Long Island DX Club seems to offer a promising resource. I still rely on CW for very weak microwave DX contacts.

Hi Eric, Sadly, Ken passed on in January 2017. You can still see Ken in a group photo that the HFPack groups.io home page uses. 73, Oliver [email protected]> wrote:

Oliver, I remember the two of you walking around at every Pacificon. I was always amazed that you were able to make contacts with such compromised antennas.? I have found it 10 times harder to make a

Oliver, What happened with Ken Chong, WB6MLC?? He and? I did the Zombie Walk at Pacificon some years back, but I lost touch with him.?? 73, Eric NF6S ex WD6DBM ? On Sat, Aug 24, 2024 at 12:33

Hi Doug et al, Happy to acknowledge the QRP terminology. Back when I was active in HF Pack, Ken Chong WB6MLC and I enjoyed pedestrian mobile ops with lightweight (and sometimes heavier) rigs, but not

I thought I'd occasionally like to punch higher than 5w or 10w, so I bought a Hard Rock 50 amp. It works great with both KX2 and FT818. But I never use it! Requires bringing another battery, and

Oliver, QRP is 5 Watts.? Hiroki nailed it for the reason the radio is 10W.? We tend to think that every manufacturer designs for the US market.? Not true.? I look forward to seeing it.

The reason Yaesu limits power to 10 watts (this rig can do 10 watts with external ps), I suspect, is that the majority of hams in Japan are restricted to using only 10 watts max. There are more active

I see that it can do 10W with external DC power, still somewhat disappointing. Oliver KB6BA [email protected]> wrote:

Once again Yaesu decided not to consider 20W capability for more effective QRP SSB ops (remember the old SGC-2020?). One would think that Yaesu's thermal management tech has progressed since 2001...