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 - July 2017
Technical Articles
Idea Exchange—Mike Czuhajewski—WA8MCQ
Revised Antenna Loading Coil Scheme—N2CX
Low-Voltage Dynamic Current Sink—KCØZNG
SMD Capacitor Adapter for AADE LC Meter—WØEB
New HW-8 Bandswitches—WA8MCQ
Varactor Adapter for AADE LC Meter—N5IB, WA8MCQ
PVC Pipe Protects Antenna Cable Items—W1FMR
A Complete Portable CW QRP Station—Tony Breathnach—EI5EM
Antenna Counterpots and Pans—Bob Thompson—K5RWT
The Pocket Vertical Antenna—Hiro Hayashi—VE3CGC
Lightweight Mast Guying System—Barclay Thomas—WT4BT
Simple Attenuators for Lowering ‘Them Watts’—Bob Rosier—K4OCE
Chameleon Antenna Magnetic Loop Starter Kit—John Leonardelli—VE3IPS
QQ Classic: A Vertical Doublet for 30-10 Meters—L.B. Cebik (SK)—W4RNL
Hold Still, I’m Trying to Solder You...—Bob Thompson—K5RWT
The Fully-Automatic Balanced Bug—Richard A. Meiss—WB9PLU
Colorado 14er Event: Ham Radio with Altitude—Bob Witte—KØNR
Ten Questions About Your QRP Operations——John Leonardelli—VE3IPS
My CW Technician—Dan Romanchik—KB6NU
QRP ARCI Staff and Directors
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