Get your logs in for the contest results. See scoring details and contact information on the QRP Afield page.

Another set of NEScaf kits was made ready to ship on Friday at Lobstercon. This kitting incorporates the MF100, a drop-in replacement for -- and an improvement on -- the MF10. Because this NEScaf run also follows postal rate hikes, you will find a small increase in the cost of the kit, which remains an excellent value.

Get your NEScaf in the NEQRP Club Store.

The annual meeting of the New England QRP club was held April 1, 2000 at the ARRL Headquarters Offices in Newington, CT. Dennis Marandos – K1LGQ called the meeting to order at 9:15 a.m. with self-introductions of the following attendees: Dennis Marandos – K1LGQ, Diane Troyer – KF4ZAD, Jim Fitton – W1FMR and guest Margaret, Charlie Fitts– N1EI, Joel Malman – K1QM, Bob Schmeichel – N1RXV, Bill Keane – N1NIK, Jim Franceour – KC1FB, Joel Curneal – N1JEO, John Forrest – WB1HBE, Chuck Ludinsky – K1CL, Michael Tracy – KC1SX, Jim Ritterbusch – KD1YV, Dave Benson – NN1G, Bill Acito – W1PA, Zack Lau – W1VT, and Ed Hare - W1RFI.

REMINDER: These posts are more than a decade old. They were retrieved from QRP-L archives after a May 2006 Google search for 'colorburst' and '79er'.

From qrp-request@Think.COM Wed Sep 1 13:15:51 1993
Date: Wed, 01 Sep 93 17:08:02 GMT
From: jkearman@arrl.org (Jim Kearman)
Subject: September Thurs Nite 3579/3684 Sprints

I posted this yesterday, but haven't seen it,
so here 'tis again:

While your neighbors are warming up their TVs for
the new Fall season, you can check the stability
of their colorburst oscillators, and meet other
weird QRPers at the same time! Yes, you too can