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Thanks to all of you that remind us from time to time about the $5 deals on PCBs from China. Even though I have a pile of boards with projects to do ASAP, there is always room for more.? If you have

Phil, this is not really QRP related, but important for all of use that store oodles of stuff on our hard disks. You really should consider some off-site storage. I am using a cloud backup provider to

A BIG THANKYOU to ALL who contributed to this great magazine over the years and to Chuck for storing them for us. I have original copies of most of them and printed out the copies I didn't have. It

Gang, We are releasing the Digital Power Port and the Digital Field Strength Meter. Come by the urls below and check them out. https://qrpguys.com/qrpguys-digital-power-port

Thanks for the suggestions, much appreciated. It seems that the shipping to Canada is on the steep side for most of them. Most are around $30 for the shipping. I went back to pcbway and after I set up

That's going to be super useful. Thanks, Chuck! 72- Nick, WA5BDU wrote:

I use OSHPark for very tiny or one-off boards, price goes up pretty quick as it's $5US/square inch for 3 boards. For all others I have been very happy with Smart Prototyping for several years now.

Seeed has done all my PCB and I'm most happy with the quality. Once my order got lost in the shuffle and it took over a month to get the boards. However, since I did over 1000 boards with them last

Jim, I tried using the same supply for powering the meter as the one being measured. Result -shorted power supply and melted insulation on the negative power lead (small black) to the meter. I ended

Got my copies... Thanks for all your efforts... I also have all the NJqrp newsletters on CD and Sprat. I recently just lost a MacMini and two external HDs.... possibly a power surge... don't know for

Don, I've had good luck with both AllPCB and Seeed Studio Fusion Service recently. 72, Jim, K8IQY

I am late to this discussion but can confirm that these meters will work great. I added them to my little homebrew bench supply I built in the early 1970's. And also used them in a solar panel

Who have you found to be good for pcb manufacturing? I tried PCBWAY but they can't figure out Canadian addresses. Any other choices? Thanks Don VE3IDS

That didn't take too long. http://www.k7qo.com/qrpp-index.pdf and technically I guess it should be called the table of contents. But you get the idea.? The file is almost 30MB in size, but we live in

Sorry I did not look at the index completely before posting. Evidently I either have a corrupted file or I went to the wrong directory.? I will correct the problem in the next hour or two and get

At http://www.ncqrpp.org/ is a PDF file labeled last minute additions.? It is a small PDF file containing the start of an index that I was going to do by typing in the index for each issue.? I

Copies may be found at http://www.ncqrpp.org/ in PDF format.? Make sure you download them to your own hard drive for keeping just in case they disappear from the web.? The web is a living organism

Jim, Based on the eBay link that Brian sent I believe you are right. I looked at Diagram 2 several times just to be sure. As long as your bench supply is between 4 and 30v you should be good to go. So

Doug, appreciate your (and others like Chuck) commitment to keeping QRP alive...! ... and so btw, where can we find the QRPp archives, Chucks website? 73, GregKC9ZEW On Fri, Jul 13, 2018 at 0:36, Doug

Hello Al. That confirms my suspicion that in order for the ammeter to be in series with the supply being measured I would have to isolate the ground lug from chassis ground and leave it floating.? Am