WD8RIF’s KX3 Travel Kit
One of the best things about operating QRP is the ability to grab your gear and take it with you.The following links are a collection of websites where people showcase their “grab and go” kits and techniques. I would like to make this collection of links as extensive as possible, so if you have a suggestion for another site please let me know. Also, if you would like to write-up a description of your portable gear along with photos, you can post it here on QRPer.com!
Here is a collection:
Elecraft
- KX3
- KG5EIU’s SOTA GoBox
- AK5SD’s Custom KX3 go box
- OE2ATN’s KX3 GoBox, in a Sigg aluminum case
- HB9TVK’s KX3 GoBox, in a Sigg aluminum case
- KDoBIK’s KX3 in a Sigg aluminum case
- KX3 in a Strobe Think Tank case
- N4KGL’s KX3 + AlexLoop in LowePro backpack
- AK6L’s and KD4HSO’s KX3s in Pelican cases
- W2LJ’s KX3 in a LowePro 150 (video)
- WD8RIF’s KX3 Travel Kit & Enhanced KX3 Travel Kit
- BX2ABT’s KX3 Shack-in-a-Box
- PY1AHD’s Portable QRP Contest Station — KX3 mounted on a banner pole beneath an Alexloop
- N2DE’s KX3 “Vest Pocket DX Expedition to Southern Africa”
- IU4APC’s Rig in a Box: part 1 | part 2
- W9MIC’s nice Parks on the Air setup
- KX1
- K1
- K2
Paul Smith, N0NBD, has a go bag that includes a Hendricks PFR-3, BLT tuner, end fed antenna wires, Norcal doublet, 1.2 AH SLA battery and a pad and pen. Click to enlarge.
Hendricks QRP Kits
- PFR-3
- N0NBD’s go bag (see right)
Icom
- IC-703 / IC-706
- W1EFM – built into a Plano watertight case
- OE5REO’s portable case (new URL; click on “ham radio”)
Index Labs
- QRP+ / QRP++
Yaesu
Antennas
Reference
Methods for mounting and enhancing to-go boxes:
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