On Sat, Mar 29, 2025 at 05:07 PM, chuck adams wrote:
So, if you go to <> and search for 'QRPp Journal',
you don't need the whole string you will find my postings and you will
also find some uploaded by another individual that you may find useful.
Thanks for this Chuck. I downloaded all 11 volumes a few years ago, from your old site, I believe. It's good to have the other scans that are on the Internet Archive, as well as Don's index (thank you Don). QRPp, for me, exemplified the spirit of homebrew QRP amateur radio. Far more interesting than pages of full color glossy ads for brand new commercial gear. Plus, the aesthetic and form factor of QRPp was spot-on. The physical journal was a manageable size, just inviting one to thumb through it multiple times. I don't know - maybe it's just me, but I find it more fun to leaf through a small publication like this, than a full-size 8.5 x 11 publication. I'm a member of GQRP, and enjoy SPRAT for the same reasons too.
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Good stuff, good stuff. Thank you, thank you!
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Dave
AA7EE
