Re: Topband: QRP For Six Eastern States

[Jim Brown]

Same as on other bands -- 5 watts. I've worked all states with 100W in a 
contest weekend at least once on both SSB and CW.


73, Jim

On Fri,1/29/2016 12:59 PM, Mike Waters wrote:
Jim, what power level do you consider QRP to be on 160m? 


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Re: Topband: QRP For Six Eastern States

[Mike Waters]

Jim, what power level do you consider QRP to be on 160m?

I should try some QRP this time. The most fun I ever had on 160m was when I
ran 100 watts in one contest, before I had an amplifier. Breaking a few
huge pileups and working nearly all 50 states and several countries in a
single contest *without an amplifier* was just plain fun! :-)

I always do S&P. I'm just not skilled enough in CW to do otherwise.

73, Mike
www.w0btu.com

On Fri, Jan 29, 2016 at 2:40 PM, Jim Brown 
wrote:

> To finish my QRP WAS, I need QSOs with VT, CT, KY, WV, MS, and SC. In past
> years, my QRP QSOs east of Chicago have nearly all been within an hour or
> so of sunrise at the east end of the path. It takes great propagation, as
> well as good RX on that end.
>
> I will NOT be calling CQ -- I'll be S&P looking for you guys.
>
> 73, Jim K9YC 
>
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