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| Date | 2010-01-11 |
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| Message | Hi Roger, great to dig in your website. I started as a ham in 1993 and worked the whole world using big antennas and 1 KW. It was pretty easy to do that , and I worked 336 countries on HF. Still need KP1 and T31. Anyway , getting a bit bored by not working a new country I decided to go into QRP ...... A few months ago I have built a 1/4 lambda vertical for 14 mhz and I'm playing with my FT817 on it. So far I managed to work almost whole Europe and DX : Canada , USA , South Africa , Australia , New Zealand, Asiatic Russia, Brasil , Chile , Argentine....... etc This realy gave me better kicks than working 3Y0PI on Peter 1 Island with my big Optibeam and my Alpha amp..... So I'm very excited about QRP and amazed what you can do with only a few watts on a small antenne. Best Regards and the very best for 2010 ! Hans ON6ZK/QRP also OR0A/QRP see QRZ.COM ! |
| Date | 2009-10-29 |
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| Message | Hello Roger. Thanks for your efforts and information. I aim to build the 80m regen jobby. It takes me back years given that I have returned to the hobby and finally got my foundation ticket. M6MAJ Mike  |
| Date | 2009-10-08 |
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| Message | Hi Roger, I ran into Mike's beacon (AA1TJ/b) recently and have been conversing with him on the subject of QRP. I just get a big kick out of what can be done with "flea power". Although My qrp is really qro compaired to Mike's 10 mw...I run 4 watts with a home brew tube type xceiver built on a cake pan. The same rig operates A.M. at one watt using a darlington transistor in the cathode of the final 6AQ5.. Your Webpage is very informative and I enjoyed it very much. 73's Pete vzr |
| Date | 2009-09-13 |
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| Message |  I love your site, Roger. As an avid radio ham myself, I can honestly and truthfully say I have seen none better. |
| Date | 2009-07-10 |
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| Message | Hi Roger, Nice Website! have you got any more close up pictures or diagrams of the Homesbase 10 antenna for 28mhz especially the center and feedpoint? thanks another Roger [email protected] |
| Date | 2009-06-18 |
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| Message | I dreamed 20 years to travel the most distance places of the world but I understood it is not comfortable , I grew. Basically I want to talk or morse with Chile to Japan , north to south from Istanbul. I have extremelly small income and I cant import anything. I read something about 6 meters , it is good because it is possible to hide the antenna. Can you send me a schematic which will cover and listen this distance and extreme easy to find parts and cheap but powerful. I am thinking software radio and cw to text converter at the computer and google translate. |
| Date | 2009-05-09 |
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| Message | Dear Roger Nice to visit your website. I am getting into QRP Planning to use your design. Any recommendation which design to use for novice like me. Hope to see more project related to 10m rig Have a good weekend 73 Richard 9w2rcj |
| Date | 2009-03-12 |
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| Message |  Hi Roger, Just wondered in from a link on the Elecraft page about the K1 you reviewed. I am thinking about building the K1 . Your website is very interesting. I did not know the UK was so beautiful.73 OM n0yg Robert |
| Date | 2009-03-09 |
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| Message | Nice looking site! Hope you'll give us a visit, as well. See QRZ.Com: "N4EMP"  |
| Date | 2009-01-25 |
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| Message | Hi Roger. Lovely website. BUT I was reading about your comments on running Linux on your ASUS EEE PC!!. If you install the latest version of Sun Virtual Box and have a spare WINXP or VISTA. You can install that under Virtual Box, setup the usb filtering, use a usb to serial converter (normally) Prolific. With that, you should be able to run Ham Radio Deluxe and all of the Windows based Ham Radio Programs to control your rig/s. I hope this helps, 73's and 88's Jennifer EI7GCB  |
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