Interesting… You can now do Digital and CW there…  think I will give that a try

http://f1.grp.yahoofs.com/v1/wGxWT4NYKYJ4pVOtXX3LXprVcYzPR9i_Y7pzwN-JubzNxbBOBYG1Nvqa-BGdlQlfYgh8BzPesdAQk2T16rnk__q3q28/Recommended_Practices_for_60_Meters%20-%20Version%206_4.pdf

Alice Castellano, KB2UQD passed her Extra class license exam last Friday, February 17th with a score of 100%. She is looking forward to getting on the air with the new K2 that Tony, WiZMB built and gave her. The first QSO that Tony made with this rig was ZK2C, Niue and the second was 9M2MRS, W. Malaysia using CW QRP and his OCF dipole. However, Tony built the K2 with a SSB option but refused to operate sideband, so he let Alice make the first SSB QSO with Julian, WA2WMJ.

There are a lot of useful log conversion tools on  SP2DQR’s website.

http://www.sp7dqr.waw.pl/en/all_apps.php

Hello All,

Please help us plan for the future by participating in poll below. If you would like to volunteer for this program in any capacity, please email me at AC2EU@yahoo.com.

Jim  McVey, AC2EU, Coordinator QSY Society

Here is a couple of pictures of the “business end” of my antenna switch. This was built with  items that I collected at ham fests and a couple of proto boards from Radio Shack. I think I have about $50 in it.

Theoretically, it should be able to handle the legal limit, but I don’t have that kind of power available for testing.  Worked great on all HF bands with 100W key down, though.

Home brewing is fun!

-Jim  AC2EU