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I have started using fw 1.02.000 to do some FT8 via WSJTx. Works but:? 1) sound card out to WSJTx input is a bit low, reads in the 20 to 30 range (on WSJTx) when normal range is about 40 to 60 and

Realistically, I'm hoping they could do a couple hundred Watts out at up to 14 mhz. It's a very small package. Hard to dissipate switching losses. Jerry, KE7ER

Many if not all cell phones have an ESD shunting inductor right across their antenna input, either a choke or incorporated as a tuning element. All of the properly-designed tube amps I've run across

In the Terminal program.... Audio gain for each band configuration. "Audio gain (dB): 54 is the default. Valid values for the parameter are 0 to 99. This makes it easy to choose a gain by band - which

Allison, This business of giving the charge rate in Amps as a fraction of C which is a measure of battery Amp-Hours is just wrong. The units don't agree! I assume the convention was introduced by

In receive that is.

Try going into Band Configuration and raise up the default gain (per chan settings) from 54.? I use 70 on some bands. That also increases the audio output.

Jerry, We need the people that don't know to ask questions as then they read it. This tells us the rate you charge your battery in Amps, where 1C theoretically is the rate at which a discharged

I have looked at both the Terminal and Radio settings menus for Audio>Digi and Audio>SSB and can find no rx (sound card) out level adjustment. This is running fw 1.02.000. And, nothing is discussed

Yes, you can do this for SSB just like for CW. You cannot do it for digital modes, because the single USB audio device is used for demodulated audio to/from the computer.? You can't send both IQ and

I'm not sure if I've already stated this, but please count me in for the group buy for V2.0 of the QMX+ ABS mod. Tks es 73, Larry K3PEG [email protected]> wrote:

Thanks, that makes sense.

It is fine the way it is. Hans recently explained that during calibration the QMX operates as a transmitter and receiver.? The calibration problem is that the receiver sensitivity is too high.?

I thought that I/Q was done over the virtual audio device, not the COM ports. (It's sent like stereo audio, with I on one channel and Q on the other.) To do both decoded audio and I/Q at the same time

With the official SSB firmware now supporting 3 virtual com ports, are we able to use the soundcard and I/Q at the same time? So can I do digital modes and have a panadapter? Would I be able to use IQ

I'm imagining a next product for QRP Labs, even though it wouldn't be a QRP radio. Maximum power output somewhere between 50W and 100W (with the ability to dial it down to 5W for QRP), a few more

On the QMX, T507 in the tandem match SWR sensor has 10 turns between the antenna port and ground. This calculator for the BN43-1502 shows 10 turns to have an inductance of 105uH, which is in the same

The Allied militaries had to re-learn about this at he start of Desert Storm; receivers were having their front ends blown out by blowing sand-induced static charges on ungrounded long wire

Allison, You made a lot of good points. Here's a few more. Some may not know what you mean by " I charge them at .4C". This tells us the rate you charge your battery in Amps, where 1C theoretically is

Al, page 95 and 96 in the latest firmware manual talk about audio gain in the terminal application. You can increase the level there. -Nate N8BTR -