Q R P e r

by category

Mailing Lists

• HF Pack
  Though not specifically QRP, many HFPackers are QRPers.
• QRP-l Mailing list
  This is the best QRP mailing list out there. This link will take you to the sign-up page.

Elmers

• Ham Radio Padcast
  This is a free podcast that willl take you through the steps to get your ticket!
• QRP-l Mailing list
  This is the best QRP mailing list out there. This link will take you to the sign-up page.

Articles

• The QRPer
  Excellent blog of Richard Fisher, KI6SN who is the QRP columnist for WorldRadio magazine.

Blogs

• Adventure Radio Society
  This is a great, free club that every QRPer should join. They host several on-air activities each year.
• The QRPer
  Excellent blog of Richard Fisher, KI6SN who is the QRP columnist for WorldRadio magazine.
• Trevor Robinson (ZL1UO)
  Trevor is operating portable for 5 years in Austrailia. Read all about it on his blog.

Clubs

• Adventure Radio Society
  This is a great, free club that every QRPer should join. They host several on-air activities each year.
• American QRP Club
  This active club also sells excellent QRP kits.
• Colorado QRP Club
  I like their motto: “Life’s too short for eight hundred dollar finals!”
• Flying Pigs QRP Club
  Comedy + Serious QRPers = The Flying Pigs QRP club.
• Four State QRP Club
  The 4 State QRP Club
• GORC – The Great Outdoor Radio Club
  The Great outdoor Radio Club – Membership to this club is free and open to all hams who operate outside of the QTH.
• Hi-QRP Club
  If you live in Hawaii, this is the club for you!
• Knightlites QRP Club
  The Knightlites are a great QRP Club. Check out the activities on their site!
• New England QRP Club
  This is a very active club with great documented projects on their website.
• New Jersey QRP Club
  The New Jersey QRP Club website
• NorCal QRP Club
  NorCal is not only a club, but has some really nice kits.
• Nortex QRP Club
  North Texas QRP Club
• North American QRP CW Club
  This club has many on-air activities. Check out their site!
• North Georgia North Georgia QRP Club
  The North Georgia North Georgia QRP Club website
• Northern Vermont QRP Society
  The Northern Vermont QRP Society website
• QRP ARCI
  This is the website of the QRP Amateur Radio Club Internation.

Manufacturers

• American QRP Club
  This active club also sells excellent QRP kits.
• Elecraft
  Elecraft’s website
• Emtech
  Emtech makes some nice QRP accesories in kit form.
• Hendricks QRP Kits
  Hendricks QRP kits are some of the best–well designed and affordable.
• Icom
  Icom’s IC-703 has long been a QRPer multi-band favorite.
• KD1JV Designs
  KD1JV (Steven Weber) is the father of the cool ATS Sprint ultra-portable QRP transceiver. His site also has homebrew projects.
• MFJ Enterprises
  MFJ manufactures affordable and popular QRP transceivers.
• NorCal QRP Club
  NorCal is not only a club, but has some really nice kits.
• Oak Hills Research
  Oak Hills manufactures excellent QRP kits.
• Small Wonder Labs
  Small Wonder Labs makes some legendary QRP kits.
• Ten-Tec
  Until recently, Ten-Tec manufactured some incredible QRP radios. They still manufacture single-band kits.
• Wilderness Radio
  Manufacurer of high-quality QRP kits.
• Yaesu/Vertex
  Yaesu manufactures the very popular FT-817.

Kits

• American QRP Club
  This active club also sells excellent QRP kits.
• Elecraft
  Elecraft’s website
• Emtech
  Emtech makes some nice QRP accesories in kit form.
• Hendricks QRP Kits
  Hendricks QRP kits are some of the best–well designed and affordable.
• KD1JV Designs
  KD1JV (Steven Weber) is the father of the cool ATS Sprint ultra-portable QRP transceiver. His site also has homebrew projects.
• MFJ Enterprises
  MFJ manufactures affordable and popular QRP transceivers.
• NorCal QRP Club
  NorCal is not only a club, but has some really nice kits.
• Oak Hills Research
  Oak Hills manufactures excellent QRP kits.
• Small Wonder Labs
  Small Wonder Labs makes some legendary QRP kits.
• Ten-Tec
  Until recently, Ten-Tec manufactured some incredible QRP radios. They still manufacture single-band kits.
• Wilderness Radio
  Manufacurer of high-quality QRP kits.

Homebrew

• KD1JV Designs
  KD1JV (Steven Weber) is the father of the cool ATS Sprint ultra-portable QRP transceiver. His site also has homebrew projects.
• N0LX – “Ham radio with altitude”
  Excellent site with many projects (antennas, accessories) and with a focus on marine mobile.
• N5ESE’s website
  Monty’s site contains numerous qrp projects that are well documented.
• New England QRP Club
  This is a very active club with great documented projects on their website.
• QRP Homebuilder
  This site has some great hombrew information.

Websites (general)

• AC6V’s qrp links
  This is a comprehensive list from the AC6V (SK) website
• ARRL QRP portal
  The ARRL maintains some good links and information on this site.
• Ham Radio Padcast
  This is a free podcast that willl take you through the steps to get your ticket!
• HF Pack
  Though not specifically QRP, many HFPackers are QRPers.
• K3WWP’s QRP website
  Great QRP website.
• N5ESE’s website
  Monty’s site contains numerous qrp projects that are well documented.

QRPers

• AL7FS’ website
  Jim’s site has a lot of articles and links to back issues of the Anchorage Amateur Radio Club
• KC8QVO’s blog
  Steve has a nice blog about his equipment and camping adventures.
• N0LX – “Ham radio with altitude”
  Excellent site with many projects (antennas, accessories) and with a focus on marine mobile.
• N0NBD’s QRP Radio Page
  Paul has some great QRP information on his site including photos of the PFR-3.
• N0TU’s Homepage
  Steve (N0TU) is great. He is an active QRPer and uses packgoats (Rooster and Peanut) in his adventures.
• N5ESE’s website
  Monty’s site contains numerous qrp projects that are well documented.
• Trevor Robinson (ZL1UO)
  Trevor is operating portable for 5 years in Austrailia. Read all about it on his blog.
• W2LJ’s website
  Excellent website with details on his equipment and ops
• WB3GCK’s website
  Many well documented projects, articles and QRP adventures.
• WD8RIF’s Amateur Radio Page
  Eric is a long-time QRRer and has an excellent website.

Antennas

• LB Cebik, W4RNL (SK) Antenna Website
  W4RNL is SK, but his site and antenna articles are well maintained and are a source of inspiration to QRPers.
• N0LX – “Ham radio with altitude”
  Excellent site with many projects (antennas, accessories) and with a focus on marine mobile.

Education

• Ham Radio Padcast
  This is a free podcast that willl take you through the steps to get your ticket!