By: va3qv
Thanks Steve… This blog is really for the Portable style ops…QRP or even QRO… I noticed your blog has some info on the FYBO but the pictures looked like you were pretty warm… 73bob
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Bob, Yes you are right. We don’t get too much cold weather here. I think we did get one night of 23 degrees farenheit weather. HAM radio in the field is much more enjoyable for me than in the house. I...
View ArticleBy: clydeguy
Hi Bob, I used to be QRP with an HW-8 in Kemptville but now I have “moved up” to a TenTec 1340 kit that I just finished. Now I actually have 4 watts instead of 800mW that mt Heathkit put out. I hope to...
View ArticleBy: Eddie ZS6BNE
Hi Bob, Thanks for two really excellent WebLogs. Be sure I’ll be visiting regularly to read your interesting articles. 73 Eddie ZS6BNE http://www.nwinternet.za.org/zs6bne/myblog/index.php...
View ArticleBy: Ray
I enjoy your blog and I too do all of my ham radio in various parks where I live in Florida. I love it, great fun and I meet interesting people.
View ArticleBy: Eddie ZS6BNE
Hi Bob, Please see my WebLog. The RaDAR logo has been updated. http://www.nwinternet.za.org/zs6bne/myblog/ 73 Eddie ZS6BNE
View ArticleBy: David Harvey, VK2DMH
Hey Bob, I saw your nice video on Youtube. I still have a soft spot for the FT-817. So, when are you going to fire up the SurvivorHam blog once again? 72 de David, VK2DMH
View ArticleBy: VA3QV
There should be a couple of “Winter Events” here in Canada that might get in that blog. My medical issues don’t let me do as much as I used to in the great outdoors. I have done a few park outings and...
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