May also be viewed at

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qpv_qT2q_48

73,

Nandu.

Hallo Don,

after a while I was back on this web site as I'm a QRP lover. And found your really fine one tuber. I love so much the one tubes and use them as a main stn quite often. It interesting to watch you job and it is really fine to see also, I can imagien to use also, HI

I know your about your regen use, and this is a new side of your Ham activity I did not know befor. congrats indeed   Wish you all the best and fubn with this one tuber

72 de

Alex I5SKK  since 1973 QRP and sometimes QRPp ....

Yes, has to be CW as low signals are very much easier to copy and I jsut can't be bothered with FT8 as it doesn't have the human touch. :-)

A fellow ham here in town has made 100+ contacts in ft8, and at the same time I try the band calling CQ and listen
 in CW but no luck.
In which frequencies do you operate?

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The Es season is on us. Yesterday - 23rd May, I worked IV3GWX/QRP.

CW?

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Welcome all to this ancient forum and thank you for giving it life back.
I also do only CW QRP.  Yes, I own a microphone but would have a tough time finding it somewhere in the garage.
My station runs on a 100 watt solar panel with a Renogy controller into a 20 ah battery.  I'm completely independent of the A/C power.
My main rig is a TenTec Eagle that I keep at 5 watts.  My key is a Vibroplex Racer bug and the antenna is a Butternut HF6V.
I enjoy doing Parks on the Air (POTA), and for that I use a Mountain Topper MTR-5b to a home brew portable vertical (aluminum tent poles + Wolf River coil + extendable 102" whip antenna).

I'm a member of the NAQCC, which is dedicated to QRP activities, and to the CWOPS which is dedicated to CW.

73 to y'all.



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