| If you have any links that will help us teach others, send them to info@ares.org and they will be added. | ||
| . Featuring Simple Home-Built Radio Receivers and Transmitters By Rick Andersen Projects/Schematics . |
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| In this section of the ARES.ORG web site, we are looking to help
those that wish to go back to the roots of Amateur radio when Ham's built their radios
from pieces-parts. There has always been that little voice that speaks to a time
past, a time when if you wanted to be on the air, you had to build your radio's, antennas
and tuners. . |
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| In that pursuit, we are adding links to sites that offer plans and
other information for QRP radios. So what is QRP? For those non-amateurs that don't
know what QRP is, it's "The Art of Low Power Radio" where the challenge is
to operate and/or build AM radio transmitters using a bare minimum of components, money
and construction skill. . If you are looking for plans to build a QRP rig like the diagram, you will find links to sites that will offer plans and help in your quest to capture a little of the history of HAM radio. . |
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| Looking to build an antenna for QRP or high power? The QRZ Webster has over 40 antenna files at: Antennas from QRZ Shareware |
