I love to do /P operations with the rigs with QRP power level =)   I have a OCX-20, HB1B mk 2 and look forward to getting or making another version of the BITX-40 soon =)

de N5VMO Pat  EM25

Hi de SV7CUD Panagiotis from Neo Souli Serron GREECE

Yes Dave, the selectivity is very good  (from 25 khz to 1000 khz en cw)  but my soundcard computer is not good and the sound is very poor  .... I must change my computer. In March, 2 qso for the moment : SM0BRF Roland and SM4LRA Chris on 30 and 20 meter.
73 Pierre  F5GSK

This morning after breakfast, decided to spend some time on 40 mtrs.
https://photos.app.goo.gl/PF6KgxKYVcWPrHUM7
Antenna is what I can a " in and outter " antenna. Ran wires from inside
to clip onto the longwires that run around our home in the tree tops.
https://photos.app.goo.gl/Ueti1iv54cKEi9Xe8
Was fun, packed it away at lunchtime.
73 & good DX to all !
AL7JK

Greetings Dave ! Having my morning coffee and viewing
your excellent photography at:
https://dxnews.com/gm0lvi-p/
 Any advice on how you guy your mast under such
windy conditions ? When I purchased my mast
the folks at spiderbeam had this webbing
sewn in a unique shape for attaching guy lines.
I've yet to try it.
https://photos.app.goo.gl/Vbno7s7EgLFzfM7u6

73
AL7JK

I guy the mast at the 7m height and also lower down a few metres above the base. The radials which are made from fairly strong wire also prove a little support, though I try not to put much stress on them.
I did get that fabric guy ring from Spiderbeams but wasn't terribly pleased with it and now use a pair of plastics guy rings from Sota beams - these are slightly tapered on the inside and form a very snug fit on the pole.
https://www.sotabeams.co.uk/antenna-supports-and-hardware/?sort=pricedesc&page=2