[Elecraft] getting started with QRP

Phil Anderson aldenmcduffie at sunflower.com
Sun Jan 4 14:10:51 EST 2015


Hi Mark,

One resource you might like is this QRP website: www.4sqrp.com

It is a QRP club that has many activities and a yearly convention. Also 
includes a monthly newsletter and various kits (which support the annual 
event). Super bunch of hams.

72, Phil Anderson, W0XI

> Mark Tellez <mailto:aar6ea at gmail.com>
> Sunday, January 04, 2015 12:34 PM
> Hello all and happy 2015!
>
> I am not new to amateur radio but I am new to the world of QRP.
> I recently received a KX3 and would like to try it out. I live in Colorado
> and I have access to both a Buddipole and an Alexloop antenna.
>
> I have a few questions as a QRP newbie:
>
> 1) what are the most popular QRP bands for monitoring and what are the 
> main
> calling frequencies (day and night)?
>
> 2) is there a book or website that will give a QRP newbie some background
> info on the do and don'ts of QRP?
>
> 3) I am looking for an antenna that can be left attached to the KX3 that
> will provide decent HF reception so that I can monitor frequencies during
> the times when my other antennas are put away. Any suggestions?
>
> 4) I am considering buying a PAR end fed antenna. Any comments on the PAR
> vs my other options (Alexloop, Buddipole)?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Mark
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