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this episode of radio KD8TTE will introduce qsp  the newsletter that is sourced and distributed   entirely by radio we'll show you how to subscribe  how to contribute and how the skills that you need   to participate to help you to be prepared  for emergency mode operations stick around emergency exercises are great for developing  a working understanding of emergency mode   operations and testing skills needed to  succeed as a radio operator in those conditions   that's not the only condition in which you can  develop those skills and practice them however   an effort coordinated at this station is qsp a  weekly newsletter sourced and distributed by radio   the name of the newsletter  qsp is the procedure signal   (prosign) for relay contributors send their  content via radio to the newsletter editor   who in turn produces an issue of the newsletter  for the week which is then released to all   subscribers via radio thus contributions are  relayed by the editor and it all happens by radio   contributions to the newsletter can be made  using any common amateur radio messaging system   including the national traffic system  nts and radio relay international nets   packet bbs systems with routing into ohio narrow  band emergency management software (NBEMS) capable   nets that can reach the black swan or central  ohio traffic net and also of course wind link   to participate you will need to be able to send  something to the newsletter editor and you will   need to be able to receive something back sending  a message to the qsp editor can be done by voice   cw or digital sending digitally is the option that  gives you the most flexibility with what you send   and automatically gives you a means to receive the  best case for participation is to have the flmsg   ("fl message") software and the qsp custom  form the qsp editor is at bexley station KD8TTE   in ohio we'll show how to send your subscription  request or submission in four different ways nts   radiogram, packet BBS, NBEMS in or near ohio, and  finally winlink remember that the goal here is not   just to have fun contributing to and reading an  interesting newsletter but to practice different   methods so even if you have a method that you  prefer we encourage you to try other options   from time to time as well first we consider the  nts option in this example joan the ham wants to   send a contribution using amateur radio's system  of coordinated nets to support relay stations   to do so she can originate a radiogram episode 3  on this channel showed how to do that in detail   for the sake of example let's assume that joan  is at station alpha alpha 1 alpha alpha alpha and   wants to contribute to qsp she will decide  what she is going to send in her message   since she is sending by nts she knows that the  circuits are case insensitive some of the relays   might be voiced and others might be sent by cw and  neither of those...