Just heard a fellow ham suggesting your site to another who can't get around too well to work on outside antennas. I look forward to reviewing your page and seeing how you do it. 73, Paul

Thank you for all your efforts in the Amateur Radio QRP Community.

Ron Recsnik - KQ0E
Wylie, TX

Appreciate the quality of the material presented - thanks for putting the time in.

Super site - Wow. For this old timer (off the air for 45 years) finding your site feels really great. I decided my return to the air was going to be QRP with CW with investigating digital modes until my copy speed came back. I chose to build the QRP-Labs QMX 60-15m "mid-band" rig, and successfully made my first QSO in 45 years using FT8. I promptly burned some chip in the receiver trying to tune a 15m EFHW, so I can't participate in the upcoming FOBB which was to be my first CW QSO. I'm hooked on QRP this time around.

One comment about your QRP Rigs page - QRP-Labs is missing. Their QMX and QCX-mini rigs are really well designed with excellent receivers.

72
WB0ZJJ-Alan

Just joined NAQCC and will be doing the same with FISTS. I have a couple of encouraging Elmers, and they both love QRP and one is active in NAQCC and suggested I join and get involved. I now have a nice QRP portable rig and am looking forward to doing more with that and doing more QRP with my home base rig. It's great to see what you've done and that's very encouraging to see that it can be done!

Very cool website, OM. Appreciate all the great knowledge especially CW abbreviations!

Hello John,

Just wanted to say thank you for chasing/hunting pota, always a pleasure to get you in the log.
Best 72/73
Ian NA4A

John, great to hear you from my POTA activation tonight. 20 was very good to the east from Missouri.
Hope this note finds you well. Have a great summer.

John N0EVH