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Category Archives: QRP
First FT8 QSOs with QRPLabs QMX Transceiver
One of my goals for 2024 was an electronics “Wildcard” where I would finish my QDX transceiver kit or some other ham related project. Today I will mark this one complete, as I finally got my QRPLabs QMX Multimode Transceiver … Continue reading
Posted in FT8, QMX, QRP, QRP Labs
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QRP Labs QMX On The Air
Today, I finally got my QRP Labs QMX transceiver on the air, making my first contact with AB9CA, Dave, at park US-2259 in Indiana. The QMX is a five-band QRP transceiver. It supports CW, or single-tone digital modes (like FT8). … Continue reading
How things have changed!
I thought the photo taken below was sort of cool. My KF4D on the bottom, and my K1 on the top! I built the K1 as a 2-band kit near the end of its availability back in 2016. I haven’t … Continue reading
Posted in K1, K4D, POTA, QRP
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Goal Review and New Goals for 2023
2022 was a good year in terms of my goals. I was able to complete all 5. Teach a CW Academy Course (Winter 2022) Teach a Technician Course (Spring 2022) Conduct NCRC’s first electronic VE exam (Spring 2022) Build my … Continue reading
Posted in CW Academy, CWops, CWT, Education, Gear, QCX-mini, QRP
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Another Winter Project
I’m always thinking ahead. The record-breaking summer heat and humidity (rare but becoming more common for Rhode Island) is making me think of the fall and winter, which are great times for radio projects. I’ve fallen in love with QRP-LABS.COM, … Continue reading
Posted in Digital Mode, FT8, QRP
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Goal Review 2022
I started the year with 5 goals. Two have been completed and two are underway: Teach a CW Academy Course – This goal has been completed after teaching 16 classes in January and March. All seven students were advanced to … Continue reading
Posted in CW Academy, CWops, CWT, Education, From the OM, Goals, QRP
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Wireless? Pull the other one!
A shiny-new QRP Labs 4om QCX-mini joined the collection of QRP rigs today. My thanks to Jon, W8TY (Ohio), who did the heavy lifting for my first QSO using the mini. I’m still amazed at the performance of a transceiver … Continue reading
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QRP Labs QCX-mini
I need another radio like a submarine needs a screen door. That said, I couldn’t resist buying a QCX-mini from QRP Labs. This is a $55 partial kit (all SMT devices already on the board), with a $20 case, making … Continue reading
New England QSO Party Fun
I don’t recall ever operating in the New England QSO Party before, but several emails were circulating encouraging activity, so I thought I’d give it a go. Conditions were OK on the lower frequency bands — not a lot of … Continue reading
Posted in Contests, QRP
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