Zack Widup wrote:
>No, the power limit is 10 watts. Many "true QRPer's" contest this, but it
>is what the ARRL rules state.
I guess that's why the ARRL doesn't call it QRP. It would be inconsistent with
HF rules where they do consider QRP to be a maximum of 5 Watts.
Why is there no QRP category, anyway? What's wrong with making operating QRP
from a home station a bit more interesting?
Not that it really matters down here in SC. I'm already happy to make 5
contacts (assuming there's no propagation) in a weekend. :-)
73,
--Alex KR1ST (EM92wx)
http://www.kr1st.com
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