You have earned your QRP award by going above and beyond your assigned duties and your manager has recognized those efforts. We hope you enjoy your QRP award and will continue …

In amateur radio, QRP operation refers to transmitting at reduced power while attempting to maximize a station's effective range. QRP operation is a specialized pursuit within the hobby …

QRP FUN does not require lots of money. There is 50 years of classic designs out there that SIMPLY WORK, easy and FUN to build and ready to be built...as long as you know where to …

I’ve carried it into cafés and bookstores, and no one would ever guess there’s a full QRP station inside. I took this photo yesterday at a gathering of Friends at a local café. If you don’t need to …

Mar 1, 1998 · QRP is the term commonly associated with "low power" communications. It is derived from one of the common "Q" signals (abbreviated statements) that means "please …

QRP has come to mean 5 W or less output for CW, or 10 W PEP output or less for SSB. Most amateur organizations and contests embrace these as the official QRP limits. Many of the …

QRP ARCI is a club for low power enthusiasts worldwide. We produce a professional quality magazine (QRP Quarterly), organize an annual conference at Dayton ('Four Days In May' or …

Today, QRP means to operate using low power, and a ham is said to be operating QRP when his CW output power is 5 watts or less or his SSB output is 10 watts or less.

Ever wonder where that term “QRP” actually comes from? Like many aspects of ham radio, it’s rooted in the practical needs of early radio operators. The term comes from the Q codes that …

QRP is a way of operating that involves using low power transmitters, that are no more than 5 Watts for Morse or data modes, or 10 Watts pep for voice. There are many reasons for ‘going …