Good afternoon. Visiting interesting sites. Wannabe QRP nut. Also have a very bad case of put offitis. Plenty of QRP rigs on the operating bench. biggest need to finally get a working antenna. I have VHF/UHF hand helds. On the QRP / HF side of the shack. KX-3, KX-2, IC-703 and a LNR 11 band rig. Rounding out the radios is an FT-817.

Mike WN5PMR with 52 years of ham radio under my belt.

Just returning to code after being away from radio for 30+ years.

Neat site. I'll have to spend more time reading thru it. I hope to work you on the bands some day.

Just thought I'd drop your club a line and wish you all the best dxing.....maybe soon will get the signal to cooperate and we can have a HF QSO...have a good Easter holiday and good Dxing......Cheers Earl

I am glad that I found your site and the information about CW procedures is extremely valuable for me..As yet, I am not on the air yet as I just in the beginning stages of setting up the
shack and dealing with antennas and their placement...I’m 72 years old, and looking forward to my first QSO...but I don’t want to go on the air without a good idea of the proper procedures.
I was a Navy radioman who never used CW once I got out of radio school...MY CW QSO is pretty high on my bucket list....Thnks for the info. Dennis. KN4KTT

Hope to be on cw soon

Very nice site, could you provide a link to swr ckt build ? onw that works with qrp ? (1 w or less )

I just came across your site and wanted to say, " Nice Job!" Bookmarked and I will be back.
Chris K2HVE, Bayville (Ocean Co.), NJ

Learned about this site from K7SU website. 73!

Thanks for your dedication on promoting cw. Licensed in 2013 but never get into cw until may 2017. Now cw in my 100 percent method of ham communication. And never exceding 5 watts another challenge. My qrp ft 817nd is great. 73 DE N4SNI.