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www.kitsandparts.com is the first place I look for such caps. He doesn't offer kits though. Steve

And now you all know how ignorant I am! LOL. Does anyone know of such a kit but with NP0 caps instead? I searched around and didn't find anything. How do you all go about buying them for your own

Hi Ryan, That kit is OK for general caps however none of them are NP0 caps! Steve AA7U

Hey everyone, This winter I'd like to do some homebrewing and will need NP0 capacitors- I don't have any right now! What do you think of this kit?

Hello Mike, okay that is good to hear, I wonder why the only information I saw was posted since November 3… Greg KC9ZEW Sent: Tuesday, November 19, 2019 7:43 PM To: [email protected] Subject: EXT

Well QRP-Tech is still online and to quote Chuck “Everything up to this point will be left as is until groups.io decides to start charging fees”. So all the information is still available. You

Jim, Thank you for keeping this up! You are one of the true gentlemen of amateur radio. Your 2N2-40 was a true classic and ever since I saw it that one year we met at Pacificon, it was my dream to

Hello... I love radio, have since I was kid... Never able to do what I want to do, just dabble now and again... I always looked forward to doing more in the future... QRP-tech was a fascinating (and

On 11/19/2019 2:07 PM, al ve3gam wrote: The back issues of QRPp are available on the NORCAL web site, including the issue with the 2n2-40 docuemntation link: http://www.norcalqrp.org/ Al ve3gam It is

The back issues of QRPp are available on the NORCAL web site, including the issue with the 2n2-40 docuemntation link: http://www.norcalqrp.org/ Al ve3gam

I must of read that issue 10 times, and I still keep it within easy reach. Retirement is around the corner, and this is near the top of my list of projects... thanks william for the reminder. And I

A little late to the dance here, but am also very grateful for the resurrection and the effort that you will be putting into community for our benefit, Ryan! Thank you! William, k6whp

As per usual, Jim is a true gentleman and has made some very valid points. The 2N2XX is an order of magnitude more complex than -- say -- the NorCal 40A or SW-XX+ and certainly sports some esoteric

Particularly for re-opening this venue and for your efforts (now and in the future) for re-enabling this forum. As with others, I had files uploaded and wished to be able to view/download the

Thanks for setting up the group, and adding me in. Have built a 1 watter last winter and hope to finish another this winter. Find the chatter to be helpful - always something new to learn. Hope to

Also glad to be here! From Sunny south Florida... Victor KC8CKZ

Another op pleased to be counted in the group, Jason k3wdf in Pennsylvania!

Thanks for creating the group. Ken AA6KL

I know there is some interest in this radio and I'd rather avoid eBay, so: This is a Wilderness Radio I built from a kit when they first came out 25 years ago. It has the optional KC1 keyer/ freq

Great Group, let's keep it up! 73, Ron W4RWU