Re: Z-match tuner in matching enclosure to QMX
#qmx
#z-match
Hi Michael
I am writing to you off-list.
73 Hans G0UPL
http://qrp-labs.com
https://www.buymeacoffee.com/g0upl
[email protected]> wrote:
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Hans Summers
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Re: Z-match tuner in matching enclosure to QMX
#qmx
#z-match
Hi Hans
Thank you for your quick reply.
The idea of using two bottoms would be doable, but I suppose I would need to purchase two QMX enclosures, on order not to leave you with two front parts?
The
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OZ1MIC, Michael
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Re: Reasonably priced CW paddles
BaMaKey paddles are very high quality and reasonably priced. 73
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Harald Klein
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Re: Z-match tuner in matching enclosure to QMX
#qmx
#z-match
Hello Michael
There is no source for a raw enclosure; they are custom-made for QRP Labs
according to our specifications, by a factory in China. I think about the
best you could do would be to use two
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Hans Summers
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Re: T507
Phill,
The two winding scenarios you describe produce identical end products. Set
side by side, you could not tell the difference between them.
Overthinking? Umm, probably
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John Z
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Z-match tuner in matching enclosure to QMX
#qmx
#z-match
Hi
@Hans
I would like to make a Z-match antenna tuner for the QMX.
Is it possible to buy a "raw" matching enclosure (no print and no holes) or could you point to your source.
Thank you
/Michael
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OZ1MIC, Michael
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Re: T507
Thank you, Gentlemen.
I'm still not clear but that says a lot more about my failings than your explanations.
If I lay the binocular flat on the bench with the holes pointing towards me it seems there
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Phill
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#123290
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Sick QMXs
Is there anyone in the UK who can fix non functioning QMXs?
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Mike Anthony
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Re: Low Supply of 0.6mm Copper Wire
Probably. Some people here noted that the SWR of a dummy load increases a
little towards the top end of the frequency range of the 20-10m QMX. The
cause is coupling between the transformer windings.
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Hans Summers
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Re: Low Supply of 0.6mm Copper Wire
So, the takeaway here seems to be that using insulated hookup (stranded?) wire is actually better than using the supplied 0.6 mm enameled wire for the T507 transformer secondary.
Is that correct?
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DD5ET
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Re: QMX Firmware success!
Hi Jay
Thanks for the nice feedback on that one. Slightly embarrassed to admit
that I did not find the reason for the freezing display. I was able to
observe it too on 018. I spent a lot of time
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Hans Summers
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Re: Reasonably priced CW paddles
Other than all that has been suggested, you might also consider
http://www.catlog.net/_Albertkeys/Portables.asp
No interest whatsoever in that business nor have I tried? the portable models, just a
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Fernando TUSELL, EA2BEE
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#123285
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Re: QMX+ Power Amplifier
There is no guarantee that the? Qmx architectures is compatible with the higher? power generated? within the Qmx .? ?The Tx? Rx? system is based around? supplying about? 22? V? ? sqrt (
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Timothy Fidler
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Re: Reasonably priced CW paddles
Hi John,
"...until I decide I want a better one..."
When that happens, you might consider the Begali Simplex
http://www.i2rtf.com/simplex.html
CU 73
Tom
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Tom DF7TV <df7tv@...>
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Re: QMX+ USB-C Connector solder joints
The connector is soldered using SMT methods just like other SMT parts. The Raspberry Pi 5 switched to using SMT methods to solder through hole parts and the outcome is mostly similar to this, which
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Ahmed Charles
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Re: Help - VCC too high
Good thought.
73,
Cliff, AE5ZA
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Cliff
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New Power Boards needed
I completed my QMX applied power, and connected a USB-C cable to the QMX so that I could install the FW.
I was not seeing anything on the screen so I checked the contrast pot. It was fully CCW. I
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joey <joey@...>
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Re: Help - VCC too high
Cliff,
After removing the ADC chip, check your voltages. If they are still unstable, you should find the cause before replacing the chip.
--
73, Dan? NM3A
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Daniel Walter
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#123279
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Re: T507
Steve, I think that when you wind the separate halves of a binocular core
the only way to get the winding backwards is to cross the two ends of the
wire over to the opposite hole farthest from the
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Ronald Taylor
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Re: QMX/QMX+: Steps to safe antenna tuning and powering the unit
meant 9v wall transformer
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Andrew <averacpa@...>
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