CQC
Colorado QRP Club, Inc.
CQC
Colorado QRP Club, Inc.
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Click Here to join our email reflectors! |
 Our next regular meeting will take place:You don't have to be a member - everyone is welcome!
Meeting Location:
southeast Metro area restaurant for a lot of fun chat and food!) DIRECTIONS: 
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145.460 (107.2 Hz tone) 8 pm Monday night QRP net - 146.520 Denver area QRP "Watering Hole" (Please QSY to avoid QRM)
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A big "Thank You!" to the Colorado Repeater Association for the use of their "machines" since our net was first formed in the early 1990s! We encourage all users to consider membership in the CRA. |
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Since the beginning, the Colorado QRP Club has been the proud sponsor of the QRP Fox Hunt! Click Here for everything you need to know about the QRP Fox Hunt... Click Here for our earlier QRP Fox Hunt archives... No, this event doesn't involve live foxes or any other animals - it's a fun Morse code exercise that takes place every week that involves hundreds of participants around North America! |
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Click Here for our club newsletter, The Low Down... |
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 Sierra built by KG5N, CQC member # 146 |
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Rocky Mountain Regional & Continental Morse code net welcomes your participation every Tuesday and Thursday at 2200z on 14.0625 MHz - WC7S (CQC # 871) |
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Thank you to Milestone Technologies, and N1FN (CQC # 154), for many years of support! |
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Click Here for "Getting On The Air with Amateur Radio" by Dean Buckhouse, KBØVVA |
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Past President KØFEI and his KiCad demonstration at our May 11th general meeting. |
Help us find a new meeting location!
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For many years the offices of Morse Express has hosted our meetings. However, they've since moved to a new location so we're now holding meetings at various locations within the Arapahoe Library District - very nice facilities but they just aren't home!
So, the Colorado QRP Club is looking for a permanent location for our bimonthly meetings. The library works great but there's never a guarantee as to the availability of rooms and, like we mentioned above, "There's no place like home!" Please contact search committee members KIØRB or WBØJNR if you have any ideas or suggestions about a semi-permanent meeting place that we can call home! |
SOTA anyone?
| Past president Frank Ivan, at our 07/07/2012 general meeting, discussing the Colorado Mountain Club's, Colorado Summit Hikes for Everyone as a great guide/start for SOTA activity. In the second photo Frank is displaying his new KX3 (with the completed CQC RFL-10 Dummy Load kit attached!) and describing our Battleground Field Day operation. |
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Click Here for all the information you'll need about SOTA! |
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Summits on the Air (SOTA) is an award scheme for radio amateurs and shortwave listeners that encourages portable operation in mountainous areas. SOTA has been carefully designed to make participation possible for everyone - this is not just for mountaineers! There are awards for activators (those who ascend to the summits) and chasers (who either operate from home, a local hilltop or are even Activators on other summits). |
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Membership is FREE (including DX), for the issue of |
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How's your membership? Did you know we're now mailing paper copies of the Low Down to all current members??!! |
Members on the Move
We're always looking for photos and stories from our members for publication on our website or newsletter. So, contact your humble webmaster,
or newsletter editor, if you have pix or text about your gear, family, antennas, favorite keyer, or just about anything else related to ham radio and QRP!
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Click Here for a video of KT5E installing his new tower and 30 meter yagi! |
One Watt above 14060 feet! (4,285 meters)
In the Fall Steve, NXØL, climbed Mt. Bierdstadt - a
14er located about 35 miles west of downtown Denver.Go to our Members on the Move page for more info
about Steve's climb up Bierdstadt!
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WBØJNR (CQC # 7) made his way to Antarctica in 2011. In this photo Roger is "pounding brass" in the radio room at the Port Lockroy museum on Goudier Island, Antarctica. |
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The Colorado QRP Club is proud to be an affiliated club with the ARRL (American Radio Relay League)! |
Please remember to keep Your ARRL membership current as well!
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Our domain name, www.CQC.org, was stolen in March, 2015 - well over six months before it was due to be renewed. The Colorado QRP Club had owned this domain name since 1998 when we first created it before anyone else. The webhost and registrar, at the time of the theft was Parcom.net with wowrack as their parent company. Tucows held the domain name but, being Canadian, was especially difficult to work with. Overall, none of these companies, after repeated requests for assistance, provided any assistance in protecting our domain name or recovering it. We've filed complaints with ICANN, the Washington State Attorney General's office (where the registrar was located at the time of the theft), and the various webhosting companies and registrars associated with our domain name since it was stolen. Name.com, here in the Denver area, eventually held the name but would provide no assistance, either, so we filed a theft complaint with the Denver Police Department (Report 2018-6007948). From what we've learned, at this point, is that we're going to need a court order, and the assistance of an attorney, to recover our domain name. Please contact your humble webmaster, or any of the club's officers, if you can help. Until then, we'll continue using this mirror site (www.coloradoQRPclub.org) until we're able to recover our domain name. Thank you, everyone, for your assistance and support! - WBØJNR, CQC Webmaster and Treasurer |
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