QRP Power
QRP operation for QRP ARCI purposes is defined as operation with a transmitter power output equal to or less than 10 W PEP output for single-sideband or double-sideband phone (suppressed or full-carrier) and equal to or less than 5 W PEP output for other modes (e.g. CW, FM, AM, digital).
QRP ARCI awards and contests are based on these output levels.
QRP Quarterly - Fall 2014
Technical Articles
Idea Exchange (Mike Czuhajewski WA8MCQ)
Alex’s Little Helpers (Quickie #91) (N2CX)
Soldering Iron Stands Make Lightweight Bails (KCØZNG)
Zero Beat Tuning Aid (K4LXY)
Ammeter Adapter for Automotive Fuses (KG4VHV)
Holder for Blade Style Automotive Fuses (KG4VHV)
Watch Out for Cheap Fuses (WA8MCQ)
CW Sender Part III (Ben Kuo KK6FUT & Pete Juliano N6QW)
Ionospherica (Kazimierz “Kai” Siwiak KE4PT)
Sherlock Investigates Death on the Trail (Paul Signorelli WØRW)
Building and Using an L-Q Meter—Fred Piering—WD9HNU
The $20 Arduino SWR Analyzer (Ben Kuo KK6FUT & Pete Juliano N6QW)
Two Audio Sine Wave Oscillators (Phil Anderson WØXI)
Antennas 101: The External Antenna Jack (Gary Breed K9AY)
The Joy of QRP
Editorial (Tim Stabler WB9NLZ)
From the President (Ken Evans W4DU)
Out and About with QRP (Craig Behrens NM4T)
QRP Clubhouse (Tim Stabler WB9NLZ)
The World of QRP ARCI
QRP ARCI Awards (Julio Jiminez AK4VL)
QRP Contests (Jeff Hetherington VA3JFF)
Results of the 2014 QRP Shootout
Results of the 2014 Summer Homebrew Sprint
Results of the 2014 Welcome to QRP Contest
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