Common Mode Choke Presentation
Here is the PowerPoint presentation given by Greg Turner, W3CL, on Common Mode Chokes at the October club meeting.

Here is the PowerPoint presentation given by Greg Turner, W3CL, on Common Mode Chokes at the October club meeting.
Here is a list of the radios discussed on the July 30 Em-Comm net:
Here are some popular small form-factor / portable QRP (low-power) amateur radio HF transceivers comparable to the QRP Labs QCX+, FX-4A / FX-4CR, Xiegu models, and Lab599 TX-500, with approximate current prices (USD, as of mid-2026; check vendors for latest, shipping, taxes, and availability).
These are typically compact, lightweight radios suited for portable/SOTA/POTA use, often with 5–20 W output, multi-mode or CW/digital focus, and battery-friendly designs. Prices vary by kit vs. assembled, options (enclosure, battery, ATU), and retailer.
QCX+ / QCX-mini: Single-band 5 W CW transceiver (available for 160–17 m). Highly featured (keyer, decoder, WSPR, etc.). Kit $58; assembled ~$103. Optional enclosure extra. QCX-mini is especially tiny (95 × 63 × 25 mm).
QMX: 5-band (e.g., 80/60/40/30/20 m or other sets) multi-mode (CW, digital, SSB) ~5 W, embedded SDR,…
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This is perfect for anyone planning to take the General or Extra exam. It makes it easy to remember the signal processing stages.
Im drooling over the QRP LABS QMX... if I see one at Shelby at a fair price it will be mine :)