Setting up N1MM+ for the NEQP
Most stations from outside of New England should choose Log Type: QSOPARTY on the initial set-up screen for a new…
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Using Digital Modes
Several questions have come up related to digital modes. You can work the same station on CW, SSB and digital…
2022 NEQP – AF1R/m Adventures!
New England QSO Party 2022 -Leandra MacLennan, AF1R 2022 – Another New England QSO Party- NEQP. How should I participate…
AF1R/m – My 2021 NEQP Story
NEQP May 1-2, 2021 – My mobile operation By Leandra MacLennan, AF1R/m I did OK in last year’s New England…
New: Log submission
Thanks to Bruce/WA7BNM and the World Wide Radio Operators Foundation, we have upgraded the log submission process. Upload your (Cabrillo…
Web Site upgrade!
Thanks to the efforts of Randy/K5ZD, the NEQP web site has been upgraded with a new look, nicer looking pages…
The First NEQP
The current NEQP started in 2002. Did you know there was a New England QSO Party in the 1950s and 1960s? I didn’t… …
Paul Newberry/N4PN (SK)
Paul/N4PN has been a serious competitor since the New England QSO Party started in 2002. Unfortunately, Paul became a Silent…
Where do I find the mobiles?
Every year several people or teams go out on mobile trips during the NEQP to make sure some of the…
Top Ten Reasons to Operate the NEQP
10. For a lot of U.S. hams, New England is halfway to Europe, and in the right direction, so you can…