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August 30th 07, 11:51 PM
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QRP and QRPp question
Note that there was a time when anything under 100 watts was considered QRP. |
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August 31st 07, 09:56 PM
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QRP and QRPp question
Note that there was a time when anything under 100 watts was considered
QRP. A when valves were king, receivers were useless and operators were real operators  )Makes you wonder what technology we will be using in another 100 years though..... |
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