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I'll be at lunch and ops tomorrow. Chris W6COV

I'll be there. Dick K6PBF ________________________________ Sent: Thursday, January 23, 2025 8:32 AM To: QRPops <[email protected]> Subject: [QRPops] Friday Lunch, ops and FARS meeting I plan to be at

Y'all have fun tomorrow! Looks like perfect weather! I have Dr appt in Pleasanton tomorrow so will miss ops, dinner, FARS, Steve's talk looks very interesting. Is anyone doing anything for Winter

I expect to be there this week, probably shortly after lunch. 73 Connie W6EFI

I plan to be at the Baylands cafe for lunch (noon) and ops by the bay. I also will be going to dinner at Charles (6 PM) in Los Altos followed by the FARS meeting at 7 PM. Hope to see you,? Dave W6VYC

Thank you. If you send it early, that’s ok too. The post office will hold it for me. Hiroki

Hiroki,? I will hold your Feb. CalQrp kit until your return.? Enjoy the trip.

I plan to hang with y'all as usual. Best, --David KM6RI

Thanks, Aaron! Saving your emails in my notes. Also I'll pass along and discuss with WB3EFT (Bob Melville). --Connie Connie Stillinger stillinger@...

I will be at the Baylands starting with lunch. I will be away for a cruise from Jan 24 through Feb 18, going from Hong Kong to Tokyo via Shanghai,Taiwan, Korea, Western Japan. I am not taking any ham

I hooked my tinySA up to my nanoVNA and it looks like the signal is at -10 dBm, 0.1 mW. I was just looking up requirements for spurious emissions for different project (testing the $10 1-3 W amplifier

The annual science fair is looking for judges. It is totally amazing what the local students are doing. I think this will be my 10th year and I can't wait for the next one. Anyone with a background in

Rules are more relaxed below 100 milliwatts, I'm pretty sure. [email protected]> wrote:

serious question – – if you sweep an antenna with a nanoVNA on frequencies outside of your license privileges, are you a lawbreaker? I know there are some limits on power before licensing becomes

I did not know that. That is definitely worth a cautionary note.

Random note: Sweeping an HF antenna with a nanoVNA is actually transmitting at around 10 dBm, which is enough power for WSPR encoding to get spotted by DX. ?Not sure what FCC requirements (licensed

Thank you! That's a good point about bandwidth which I hadn't thought of and I think I'll add that as a footnote to the speaker notes. I sure do sympathize with your RFI problems. Happy new year and

Connie, what a great presentation! I was able to understand it. Thanks for sharing. A couple things came to mind as I read through: Resulting narrow bandwidth isn't a total con, some pros to that,

Hi Hiroki! CCing Rob KC6TYD who captains the A/V for PAARA. FYI I will be repeating the presentation (actually giving a slightly updated one) at the San Mateo club meeting on Jan 17. Also if I didn't

Connie, Is video recording of your presentation available? Hiroki AH6CY