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Can I ask Questions about this here? https://qrp-labs.com/lightaprs2 Or is there a separate group to discuss this tracker? Joe WB9SBD

I have used Micro PA-50+ for a couple of years. Chinese amp. Uses RF to detect band and PTT so no QMX connection other than RF. Reliable 50 watt out, but needs SWR less than 2. Price about $180 (at

Maybe at 10Hz and 100Hz that would be helpful, but I wouldn't want it at 500Hz and 1kHz - I often want the offset to remain.

The Hardrock-50 plus ATU kits. And I re-worked my HR-50 into the HR-50+ 100 watt amplifier. Good kits, well-done build instructions, and enjoyable to build (especially if you like winding toroids,

I would vote for a vote for a BPF with defineable edges. that would make it possible to limit for SSTV Peter

Hi, The QCX+ has less than 5 watts output on the high bands. This limits the available options. It does seem to have more punch with CESSB. If you invest in a better antenna, like a HexBeam that seems

Hardrock-50 is a great amp. ?Combined with my Smart Power Attenuator (SPA), they make a great driver for a linear. Shameless plug: www.wa2tdesigns.com ( http://www.wa2tdesigns.com ) 73, Robert, WA2T

Hans, One feature I would like to see (very low priority), is a VFO "roundup" feature.? On my TR-35, if I am in 10Hz tuning mode I might dial to say, 14.07036, and when I change to 100Hz and dial it

Hans:? Would it be possible to set different delay timings on the "+" and "_" PTT outputs?? In some cases this would eliminate the need for a sequencer. Thanks and 73, Don N2VGU

Correction,? 300 watts -- John AE5X https://ae5x.blogspot.com

AC9YY is using a Mercury 3S and getting 400 watts out on SSB with his QMX+ https://ae5x.blogspot.com/2025/03/qmxqmx-now-have-ssb-capability.html -- John AE5X

Arne, A 10W amplifier will give you only about 1/3 of an S unit at the receiving station, not a lot of help. I would go for 20-50w. My research has found several that claim to be linear, i.e. usable

I get the same noise from my 2 month old QMX+ and also from my 3 year old QCX+.? (Interestingly enough, it has not been an issue with my QDX) I think it's a feature, not a bug... ;-)? You learn to

Yes, on my QMX and my QMX+. "Loud" probably depends on headphone impedance.? I never paid attention to it until trying the QMX+ last week with a powered speaker, where the pop was more noticeable. I

Vielen Dank, Peter. That worked.? Must confess I hadn't bothered with ModemManager before as it just worked. :-) For anyone else not using a 3/4/5G modem or something similar on Linux with systemd

Just in follow-up.? I repeated the calibration with beta ....9 and the SSB quality is now uFB 73 Simon

Hi With more than 1 USB Serial Ports I use WSJT's FreqCal Mode together with TXCO frequency set from System config with putty (you have to return to a upper menu with Esc button the change you make to

Hi Hans, first of all: I am very satisfied and happy with my new QMX with SSB beta firmware. Would it be an very big effort to implement 500/600 Hz TX/RX-filter for SSB-Mode in the future? Vara500 for

Thanks for the reply Hans! Definitely agree that this should be applied only in semi QSK mode. I can imagine trying to ad such a delay for full QSK would lead to some very uncomfortable keyer timing.

Hi Simon, I never had problems with the ModemManager. But the multiple USB ports firmware versions seems to trigger it. So now I had to follow the instructions in the manual to disable the