This small, but growing, group of amateur radio enthusiasts, most of whom are within 90 miles (and more)  of Atlanta, are interested in promoting the development of the branch of amateur radio known as QRP - building and operating low power transmitters, receivers and transceivers.

The NoGaQRP club meets monthly at 10AM on the second Saturday of the month at the
Wieuca Baptist Church in Buckhead. 
The address is 3626 Peachtree Rd. (corner of Wieuca Rd.), Atlanta, 30336. 
We have reserved the activities center which is a separate building out in the back of the parking lot.  Click on the map for directions.  Click on the building picture to get the big picture.

NoGa Kitting Notice....!!!! The NoGa Kitting operation is in the process of being moved to a new location.  Any orders received after August 20th will not be shipped until late November..!
New Meeting Day!.  Second Saturday.
The next NoGaQRP meeting is scheduled for Saturday September 10th, 2005

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"Genuinely Useful and Practical   qrP  accessorY".  

New "Guppette" Available

A new Kit from the North Georgia QRP Club.  The GUPPY is a semi-break-in antenna switching unit.  The circuit board and circuit details are from "W1FB's QRP Notebook" published by the ARRL in 1991.  This is the perfect companion for your Tuna Tin 2.  The GUPPY is $13.00 plus $2.00 s/h.  DX is $5.00 s/h.  Click here for details.

Check out the GuppyWaTTaPiG special.  All 3 of NoGa's electronic kits can be purchased for $40.00 plus $5.00 s/h  ($12.00 DX) if they are ordered at the same time.  See the Guppy documentation for this "ultimate" qrp accessory.

The "Guppette" is a solid state "voltage" keyer for rigs such as the TT2 and FireBall 40.  It is $2.00 when ordered with the Guppy or other NoGa product or $3.00 pp ($4.00 DX) when ordered by itself.

The NoGaWaTT  is a QRP watt meter and SWR meter kit based on the "Stockton" design found in the 1996 ARRL Handbook pp. 22.36.  The NoGaWatt is $25.00.  ( $28.00 DX) includes shipping.  Click here for details.

The NoGaPiG  is a QRP "Power/Indicator Guard". This electronic power supply monitor protects your qrp equipment from direct shorts, reverse polarity and over voltage.  The PiG includes an LED to alert for low voltage.  This is useful during field activities where a battery change may be needed.  The PiG has a resetable Polyfuse so you don't have to carry extra fuses to the field.  The kit includes all parts except the enclosure and external connectors..   The PiG board has real estate for (parts are not included) for an electronic CW keyer and a static hiss filter for use with headphones.   NoGaPiG is $13.00 plus $2.00 s/h conus.  ( $5.00 DX).  Click here for details.

NoGaQRP Activity Fun Nights
 Club members meet for chatting, testing rigs, and HAVING FUN:

Tuesday night we have the 2 meter FM net.  At 9 PM on the Atlanta Radio Club repeater on  The frequency is 146.82/22 with a PL of 142.5. 
(Thanks to Guy Puckett, AF4MN for volunteering to run this net.. 9/17/2002)

Tuesday night we have the cw qrp net. At 9:30 PM Eastern on 3686.4 KC on   Join us and try out that rig.  If you don't have a QRP rig, call us with your KW or what-have-you.  But try to turn off all the power you can and HV FN.!! (Sometimes the NCS doesn't even make it but check anyway).  This is a slow speed net.  Whom ever is NCS will normally slow down to the slowest check in speed.

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5. At the present time there is an informal round table (RT) every night on 3625.00 MHz.  This is a very short (and very slow) net and we generally have 3 or 4 checkins.   We exchange signal reports, review what everyone is running and some times talk about what we have been doing.  This is not a controlled net and handled like a normal round table.  The idea behind this activity was to help folks increase their CW skills so you are allowed to run QRO if it helps in this particular activity.  (as of 9/2003 and still going!)