What is QRP Radio you might ask?
Well let me tell you it is great.....

QRP under the "Q" Signals means "Please reduce power". When I first got my ticket I could not afford an Amplifier so I ran 100 watts. A couple years ago, I started chasing DX and decided to take the plunge and I bought a Dentron Clipperton L from my Dad. It was nice to be able to turn it on and break through the pile-ups but I discovered QRP just after buying the Amp. So back to the Question......

QRP nowadays stands for operating 10 watts or less on SSB and 5 watts or less on CW. Many people in this great hobby we all share choose to run QRP for many reasons. I like to run QRP when I am traveling for work mainly for the small rigs that you can build and take with you when you travel. I also enjoy building kits and there are many kits for the QRP'r out there.

Here are some great links for the QRP Enthusiast

The Flying Pigs QRP Club, International - This is a great Club and has a bunch of Information
QRP Amateur Radio Club International - Home of the Four Days in May
Ham Radio Fun - This a family run business that has Antennas for Portable / QRP
The American QRP Club - For builders, experimenters, ham radio operators, 
and low power enthusiasts
Elecraft - Kits for the Hi-End QRP'r
Emtech - QRP Tuners and Monoband Transceiver Kits
Glowbug Kits - Home of the 1-Der-40 (I have one of these and they are great!!!)
K1EL Ham Radio Kits - Morse Code Keyers Processors and other Pic Products
Kanga US - Lots of Ham Radio Kits
NorCal QRP Club - QRP Kits and other resources for the QRP'r