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That'll give us QOTA -- QCWA On The Air. N6OTQ

Too hot? Well, it's 50F today in Texas (Austin) and it's TOO COLD! So I'm staying inside too. 73 Jim N6OTQ

PT to PT lol

Life's too short to operate outside in Texas.? You guys can do it, I'll just stay inside and watch Jerry Springer on TV. Lee, w0vt

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Coffins on the air?? Lud must be diwnto qualify? Roger 8P6RX ?Get BlueMail for Android ?

I love that idea.

While were at it, lets do Funeral Parlors. Lee, w0vt

I use https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B09D3231TQ de Mark K9TR

Hi Paul I use a car cattery when I take my TS-120S to the park. I turn the power down to about 40 watts. It lasts all day and then some. I operated QRP last FD and it lasted the whole contest and

I supply 8.8 volts to my QDX which I built for 9 volts. -- 73, Dan - W2DLC

For my QDX and QCXs I use a Power Delivery capable phone charging power pack and a PD trigger set to the voltage I need. The same battery pack will deliver either 8.8 volts for my QDX or 11.7 volts

That is a starting battery, it is designed to supply a high current for a short period then be quickly recharged and is intolerant of deep discharge; a single deep discharge can do significant

Hi Paul, Yes, that battery would work, though it would not be optimum as it is not a deep-cycle battery.? Walmart does make a U1-AGM battery that is designed for the type of operation that you

Paul, It'll work but it's designed as a motor starting battery, which means it works best at high loads for short periods of time, with near-immediate recharging. So with a low discharge rate (as

Hello Bill here N3GTY Try this one much better and very lite weight https://a.co/iZekzja --

Al Holt <grovekid2@...> wrote: No, and the voltage at their inputs is around 3 volts. I hope it didn't kill anything more :) But I ordered three FST3253 (and four LM4562) to have spares, so

Don't overdo the sanding - just a slight amount to flatten the concave surface to adhere to a heatsink with some paste!

Daniel Conklin <danconklin2@...> wrote: What voltage did you supply to the QDX?