QRPer Notes: Retekess V115 as a Speaker, Real Time Prop Map, and the Long Island CW Club Podcast

Because I receive so many tips from readers here on QRPer, I wanted way to share them in a concise newsletter format.  To that end, welcome to QRPer Notes, a collection of links to interesting stories and tips making waves in the world of radio!


Retekess V115… a versatile addition to a ham radio kit

Many thanks to Jamie (AA4K) who shares a video he made showing the Retekess V115 as an external speaker:

Click here to view on YouTube.


Real-Time Propagation Map

Many thanks to Andrea who notes:

[This propagation map is] based on WSPR, PSKreporter, DXcluster and other data:

https://hf.dxview.org/

Not a prediction, but based on real signals.


New Long Island CW Podcast

Our Premier Episode!

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7 thoughts on “QRPer Notes: Retekess V115 as a Speaker, Real Time Prop Map, and the Long Island CW Club Podcast”

  1. I loved this Post! The use of the Rekeless was cool. And I enjoyed the LICW podcast!

    Four Days in May, sounds fun! I can’t attend, but I’m hoping to see lots of video content from Thomas (hint hint)!

    de W7UDT

  2. I discovered another very handy feature of the Retekess v115… it can also record your qso’s while in auxiliary mode. A lot of handy features for a $22 external speaker… I mean digital recorder… I mean multi-band radio.

  3. I’ve been using mine for this for a while. Funny to hear I’m not the only one that feels it’s well suited to this. Works great with the (tr)u-sdx as well. The one I have is quite old, and is under the Tivdio brand, but still works great@

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