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Received the QRP Quarterly in the post (Dublin, Ireland).

I received the April, 2025 issue of QQ today 13 May, 2025. ?I was dismayed to see that voting for directors closed on 11 May, 2025 and realize that the two candidates that I would vote for will be

Soon there will be a link for "Ham Club Online" for the AZ scQRPions".Not too far behind, only expired in 2017, why rush? ;>) best 72 to you all. Looking forward to the June meeting at Fast Eddies

Last Sunday was Mother's Day! This weekend is FDIM and Hamvention! In two weekends it will be Memorial Day here in the US and you know what that means !!!!!!! The "unofficial beginning of Summer, and

Please join us Thursday, May 15 (and every Thursday) at 4PM Eastern for the Michigan QRP Club weekly QRP Chat where the main topics will be QRP and other ham interests. New hams are encouraged to

Michigan QRP Club On May 11 I had a CW practice / rag chew session on 17 meters. I worked two stations: Conditions were poor with heavy QSB. I heard several very weak stations calling but could not

Michigan QRP Club On May 09 I had a CW practice / rag chew session on 20 meters. I worked two stations: Conditions were poor with heavy QSB. SSN = 84, SFI = 149, A = 12, K = 2. I was using my Elecraft

For a little bit of old-time QRP, you may want to watch the video I did a few years ago for the Long Island CW Club- Odyssey of the Argonauts- https://youtu.be/Gj6wshgoAcE [email protected]> wrote:

Hi Brian, I’m not trying to brag but I have a K1, K2/100, KX2, and KX3. If the boss said I can have only one, it’s the K1 without a second thought. If I manage to convince her that “2 is 1 and 1

?A friend of mine, Jack Kinnucan WA8CYJ, passed away two years ago and his wife is now disposing a large cache of vacuum tubes. She says they made a list of all the tubes a few hears ago. My feeling

Paul, I hope you can!!? They are treasures! How are things down your way? Did you get the Norcal 20 on the air? de KB9BVN Brian

I sold the K1 and K2 (#568) I built back in the day. I would love to have them back! Paul K4FB wrote:

The (former) head of the USPS has 10s of million$ invested in USPS competitors, and his companies have active contracts with USPS.? No conflict of interest there, apparently. 73, Don N2VGU

No QQ here in So. OR as of 8 May, 2025. ?Our mail service has slowed way down over the last 1.5 years. ?The head of the USPS seemed to not put any importance on speedy delivery. ?I ordered some

I guess I was lucky, with my partner that is. Her rules were easy, nothing that will dim the street lights and no guy wires. The first was due to my affection for big iron computers. The second was

Michigan QRP Club On May 07 I had a CW practice / rag chew session on 30 meters. I worked four stations: Conditions were OK with some QSB. SSN = 90, SFI = 154, A = 9, K = 2. I was using my Elecraft K3

My wife has given up on sending birthday, holiday cards, etc. by USPS. She signed up for a card service that allows you to customize digital cards and they get there on the date you want them

That the problem with all gov't run enterprises: There's no incentive to be efficient. Indeed, it's the opposite. When I was in grad school, a friend of mine went to work for a new agency in DC that

At least with QRP there is a good chance that one's transmission results in successful communication. Louis DeJoy is responsible for degradation of the post office. Under his tenure as postmaster

I'm not sure about this, but I read that of the $0.73 is costs for a 1st class stamp, $0.68 is for storage. Jack, W8TEE I’m not sure what’s going on with the USPS… recently a 4# package I mailed