#qrp — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #qrp, aggregated by home.social.
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Yay, it worked first time! #QRPLabs #QMX #QRP #HamRadio #AmateurRadio #AmateurFunk
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Yay, it worked first time! #QRPLabs #QMX #QRP #HamRadio #AmateurRadio #AmateurFunk
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Yay, it worked first time! #QRPLabs #QMX #QRP #HamRadio #AmateurRadio #AmateurFunk
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Yay, it worked first time! #QRPLabs #QMX #QRP #HamRadio #AmateurRadio #AmateurFunk
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Yay, it worked first time! #QRPLabs #QMX #QRP #HamRadio #AmateurRadio #AmateurFunk
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Made a start on my #QRPLabs #QMX #AmateurRadio Transceiver today. Glad I have an #Optivisor, as it’s very compact! #QRP #HamRadio #AmateurFunk
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Made a start on my #QRPLabs #QMX #AmateurRadio Transceiver today. Glad I have an #Optivisor, as it’s very compact! #QRP #HamRadio #AmateurFunk
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Made a start on my #QRPLabs #QMX #AmateurRadio Transceiver today. Glad I have an #Optivisor, as it’s very compact! #QRP #HamRadio #AmateurFunk
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Made a start on my #QRPLabs #QMX #AmateurRadio Transceiver today. Glad I have an #Optivisor, as it’s very compact! #QRP #HamRadio #AmateurFunk
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Made a start on my #QRPLabs #QMX #AmateurRadio Transceiver today. Glad I have an #Optivisor, as it’s very compact! #QRP #HamRadio #AmateurFunk
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New posts after I wake up from winter hibernation.
https://hamonabike.blogspot.com/
#AmateurRadio #HamRadio #QRP #MorseCode #CW #POTA #parksontheair #PortableHamRadio
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New posts after I wake up from winter hibernation.
https://hamonabike.blogspot.com/
#AmateurRadio #HamRadio #QRP #MorseCode #CW #POTA #parksontheair #PortableHamRadio
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New posts after I wake up from winter hibernation.
https://hamonabike.blogspot.com/
#AmateurRadio #HamRadio #QRP #MorseCode #CW #POTA #parksontheair #PortableHamRadio
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New posts after I wake up from winter hibernation.
https://hamonabike.blogspot.com/
#AmateurRadio #HamRadio #QRP #MorseCode #CW #POTA #parksontheair #PortableHamRadio
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New posts after I wake up from winter hibernation.
https://hamonabike.blogspot.com/
#AmateurRadio #HamRadio #QRP #MorseCode #CW #POTA #parksontheair #PortableHamRadio
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After building the #QRPLabs QMX+ transceiver I got a bit into #WSPR, #FT8 and #FT4 to see how far 3 to 5 Watts can get me.
There's not much else in the #hamradio world that puzzles me as much as the lack of support for compund or special callsigns in these modes. On one instance I couldn't make an FT8 call from my station EA8/DC6ST to a Russian ham visiting Belarus because the two compound callsigns did not leave any space for signal reports or even a "73" in the message.
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After building the #QRPLabs QMX+ transceiver I got a bit into #WSPR, #FT8 and #FT4 to see how far 3 to 5 Watts can get me.
There's not much else in the #hamradio world that puzzles me as much as the lack of support for compund or special callsigns in these modes. On one instance I couldn't make an FT8 call from my station EA8/DC6ST to a Russian ham visiting Belarus because the two compound callsigns did not leave any space for signal reports or even a "73" in the message.
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After building the #QRPLabs QMX+ transceiver I got a bit into #WSPR, #FT8 and #FT4 to see how far 3 to 5 Watts can get me.
There's not much else in the #hamradio world that puzzles me as much as the lack of support for compund or special callsigns in these modes. On one instance I couldn't make an FT8 call from my station EA8/DC6ST to a Russian ham visiting Belarus because the two compound callsigns did not leave any space for signal reports or even a "73" in the message.
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After building the #QRPLabs QMX+ transceiver I got a bit into #WSPR, #FT8 and #FT4 to see how far 3 to 5 Watts can get me.
There's not much else in the #hamradio world that puzzles me as much as the lack of support for compund or special callsigns in these modes. On one instance I couldn't make an FT8 call from my station EA8/DC6ST to a Russian ham visiting Belarus because the two compound callsigns did not leave any space for signal reports or even a "73" in the message.
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After building the #QRPLabs QMX+ transceiver I got a bit into #WSPR, #FT8 and #FT4 to see how far 3 to 5 Watts can get me.
There's not much else in the #hamradio world that puzzles me as much as the lack of support for compund or special callsigns in these modes. On one instance I couldn't make an FT8 call from my station EA8/DC6ST to a Russian ham visiting Belarus because the two compound callsigns did not leave any space for signal reports or even a "73" in the message.
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Hey all, I'm Rae! I'm a software engineer by day, and amateur radio operator by night. Enjoy programming, tinkering with electronics, building antenna, and causing problems.
#introductions #amateur radio #hamradio #antennaconstruction #qrp #ft8 #gamedev #programming #brewing
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Hey all, I'm Rae! I'm a software engineer by day, and amateur radio operator by night. Enjoy programming, tinkering with electronics, building antenna, and causing problems.
#introductions #amateur radio #hamradio #antennaconstruction #qrp #ft8 #gamedev #programming #brewing
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Hey all, I'm Rae! I'm a software engineer by day, and amateur radio operator by night. Enjoy programming, tinkering with electronics, building antenna, and causing problems.
#introductions #amateur radio #hamradio #antennaconstruction #qrp #ft8 #gamedev #programming #brewing
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Hey all, I'm Rae! I'm a software engineer by day, and amateur radio operator by night. Enjoy programming, tinkering with electronics, building antenna, and causing problems.
#introductions #amateur radio #hamradio #antennaconstruction #qrp #ft8 #gamedev #programming #brewing
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Hey all, I'm Rae! I'm a software engineer by day, and amateur radio operator by night. Enjoy programming, tinkering with electronics, building antenna, and causing problems.
#introductions #amateur radio #hamradio #antennaconstruction #qrp #ft8 #gamedev #programming #brewing