Monday, November 4, 2019

Sights and Sounds from Melbourne QRP by the Bay

A video review of Saturday's Melbourne QRP by the Bay. Weather forecast was poor but it got better towards the end. And some great examples of homebrew on show. Including a small but high powered AM transmitter from Wayne VK3ALK and Paul VK3HN's excellent portable HF SSB transceiver. And we tried some cheap 27 MHz gear. 


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