QRP – Doing More With Less in Ham Radio

QRP – Doing More With Less in Ham Radio

From The Ham Radio Guy by Marvin Turner - W0MET

March 23, 2026 · 1h 6m · Episode 77

About this episode

This episode explores the concept of QRP in ham radio, focusing on making contacts with low power and the community surrounding it.

Welcome to Episode #71, and today we’re talking about one of the great elements of the hobby — QRP. That’s right, making contacts across states, across continents, even across oceans… all with less power than it takes to light up a nightstand lamp. In this episode, we’ll explore what QRP really means, the history and philosophy behind running low power, the gear and antennas that make it possible, and the community of hams who thrive on doing more with less. Along the way, I’ll share stories, tips, and even a challenge for you to try the next time you’re on the air. So grab your coffee, dial it down to 5 watts or less, and let’s see just how far a little signal can really go Affiliate Links Dakota Lithium – LiPo batteries – 11 yr warranty. Dakota Lithium use Coupon Code: thehamradioguy Hamstuffonline.com American Filament Use code HRG to give customers 5% off of up to 2 spools. ABR industries – Coax https://abrind.com/?sld=w0met10 County Comms - Every day carry items https://countycomm.com/THEHAMRADIO Ham radio Prep https://www.HamRadioPrep.com/?rfsn=8918896.b362a3. Use code HAMRADIOGUY. Alpha Antenna. https://www.alphaantenna.com/W0MET?aff=24 Bridgecom Systems…

People in this episode

Host: Marvin Turner

Topics covered

  • QRP
  • ham radio
  • low power
  • amateur radio
  • gear and antennas
  • community

Keywords

  • QRP
  • ham radio
  • low power
  • amateur radio
  • antennas
  • contacts
  • hobby

Sponsors

Dakota Lithium, Hamstuffonline.com, American Filament, ABR industries, County Comms, Ham Radio Prep, Alpha Antenna, Bridgecom Systems, Big Poppa Smokers, Lido mounts

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Products: LiPo batteries

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