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I would speculate that Hans will also implement CCW(Coherent CW) at some point to justify the internal GPS module. 73,Wei, AG6AQ

I had similar experience after upgrading to 1.0.018 but could not trace the circumstances. Jindra OK4RM

Thanks Danny. You are right, I think 6w+ is okay when testing with a dummy load, but high swr with a real antenna can be the problem. What if though, I set the swr protection as low as 2? I'm not sure

You shouldn't have any buyer's remorse - the QMX is a great portable rig. QMX+ is not quite backpack portable and not really SOTA portable. ?So you now have both options. -- 73, Dan? NM3A

Thanks, Danny, but I hit F5 in Firefox to refresh the page and the old description is still there below the red text and photos. I did not even access that page until today but it sounds "safe" to

I bet Hans will implement sth similar to CESSB on Elecraft K4.

The website has been updated as of late yesterday to reflect the fact its all band

From the website ( http://shop.qrp-labs.com/qmxp ): The "QMX+" ( *Q* RP?Labs *M* ulitmode *X* cvr): a feature-packed, high performance, five-band (80, 60, 40, 30, 20m) 5W multi-mode transceiver kit,

3 dB on HF isn't likely to make a lot of difference...

You're risking the OA FETs doing this. They could blow anyway however if the antenna is at all out of tune then you are at even higher risk. Bear in mind a 3s lack is 12.6V fully charged you're nearly

Ross, BARB, Hans

My opinion: 3-5W is not enough. I would be looking for a minimum of 5W (CW) and probably more like 10W to compete with other smaller radios. -- 73, Norm/KC1BMD

I finished building my HB QMX kit last night. I measured the power output with my qrpguys digital power meter for each band as below. I've been running my LB QMX with 7-8v (2s1p 14500 li-ion cells)

The link to the operating manual on the QMX+ page gives me an error message. Not an immediate problem because I still have to build it, but I thought you should know. Ron KA3PSO

Use both and enjoy both. The OG QMX is a lot smaller so can be handy just to take everywhere or use it as an SDR receiver, digi-mode mini etc....

As with anything you buy on Amazon, the first thing to do is look at the 1-star reviews. In this case, I’d pass. [email protected]> wrote:

Questions: 1st: Is there really a QLG3 GPS?? Will it be for sale separately? 2nd: Any clever 3rd party firmware contributors still working on a "simulated" PSK31 RX/TX? I would love to retire my

Does the dummyload works fine or did you order it with the kit? I build my dummyload wrong, dunno how, it has a short circuit.

Hi RF noise. Unusable. -- Peter HB9EBE

I have that and planned to use it with another low-power transceiver on ARRL Field Day 2023. (It powered my 12-Volt Mini computer and the used IQ32 I intended for PSK 32 operation. Since the used