QRP Frequencies
These are not Calling Frequencies, they are Centers Of Activity - places where QRPers are likely to be found.
Of course, you may operate QRP anywhere that your license allows. If you have a VFO, then use it - but check around the QRP Frequencies on a regular basis.
| Band | CW | Phone |
|---|---|---|
| 160m | 1810 kHz 1843 kHz |
1910 kHz |
| 80m | 3560 kHz |
3985 kHz 3690 kHz |
| 60m | 5346.5 kHz (Ch2) | |
| 40m | 7030 kHz 7122 kHz |
7090 kHz 7285 kHz |
| 30m | 10106 kHz 10116 kHz |
|
| 20m | 14060 kHz | 14285 kHz |
| 17m | 18096 kHz | 18130 kHz |
| 15m | 21060 kHz |
21285 kHz 21385 kHz |
| 12m | 24906 kHz | 24950 kHz |
| 10m | 28060 kHz |
28365 kHz 28385 kHz |
| 6m | 50096 kHz | 50185 kHz |
| 2m | 144060 kHz | 144285 kHz |
| Frequencies in italics indicate a preference in Europe. Digital modes - keep to higher end of usual frequencies. | ||
QRP Quarterly - July 2019
Technical Articles
Idea Exchange—Mike Czuhajewski—WA8MCQ
N2CX Silent Key
Portable Antenna Minutia—N2CX
Popup Antennas for a Popup Camper—K4LXY
Snack Tubs Hold Hardware—ND6T
Line Frequency as a Counter Time Base—KCØZNG
QRP Dummy Load with RF Indicator—K4LXY
More Fun with Magnets—ND6T
Two QRP Digital Power Meters—K4LXY
18 YASNA: Yet Another SNA—Dave Rajnauth—VE3OOI
22 Experiment on Tuned Counterpoise—Willis LIAO—BX2AFU
25 Antenna Notes—John Leonardelli—VE3IPS
26 Stable Support for the Buddistick—Bob Thompson—K5RWT
28 Add Some Air to Your Aerial—Bob Rosier—K4OCE
30 The “Merry Christmas Rig”—Walter Legan—KA4KXX
36 Portable Antennas in a QRPWorld—Joe Everhart—N2CX (SK)
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