Greg,

In my opinion, the best QRP Group is QRP-ARCI. You can check them out at
http://www.qrparci.org

They publish a very nice quarterly magazine called the QRP Quarterly, and
unlike a lot of other club journals, it's usually published on time.

For a neat SWR meter, check out the NoGA QRP group from Northern Georgia.
http://www.nogaqrp.org/ They have a neat little SWR/PWR meter kit they
sell, or used to sell.

The QRP ARCI page has about 100 links to other QRP clubs all over the world.
You won't have a hard time finding info there.

73


"Greg Doughty" wrote in message
...
Hello to all!! I am beginning the qrp cw journey and would like to know
where
to begin. I have the rigs and have built a rockmite 20 but need to find
resources for things like qrp swr meter. Is there a group and magazine or
other things that support the qrper?

Thanks

73
Greg

Thank you for all the suggestions. The qrp groups are what I have
been looking for. To one of the previous posters, I find that part of
research is asking questions and what better place than a group that
has experience in homebrew. I had done my research prior: google,
local vhf net, hf. I was wondering if there were more obscure groups
that deal with qrp and some people helped me out. I hope other hams
that are interested in getiing into the fundamentals of amateur radio
are not "welcomed" in the same way. As qrp is on the upswing of
popularity, more and more people interested in homebrewing will be
asking questions.

Thanks again for the help. One day I may be able to return the favor.

Thank you for all the suggestions. The qrp groups are what I have
been looking for. To one of the previous posters, I find that part of
research is asking questions and what better place than a group that
has experience in homebrew. I had done my research prior: google,
local vhf net, hf. I was wondering if there were more obscure groups
that deal with qrp and some people helped me out. I hope other hams
that are interested in getiing into the fundamentals of amateur radio
are not "welcomed" in the same way. As qrp is on the upswing of
popularity, more and more people interested in homebrewing will be
asking questions.

Thanks again for the help. One day I may be able to return the favor.