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Thank you.

You might find this group */g/Winmor* , useful for assistance in setting up and using Winlink. This isn't specifically for QMX but if you repost your question there, someone may be

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HDSDR with OmniRig. 73 N6HAN

Thanks for the clarification,? Hans - I forgot to look at the package size.? So it would require a mini-pcboard adapter - may still be worth trying since we can't get small orders of the 4334

Jim, thanks for the information. Enjoy your QMX+. 73 Ludwig

Other than WSJT-x, what do folks use for waterfall display and CAT control under Windows? -- Brent DeWitt, AB1LF Milford, MA

Hello Braden > Thank you for the reply. Does this mean you are currently working on a I'm in try-to-catch-up-from-holidays mode. Then there are the bug fixes and enhancements arising out of the SSB

Hans, Thank you for the reply. Does this mean you are currently working on a simplified filter or are you still strictly in SSB mode? Is anyone simplified filter such as I described a relatively easy

Hello Braden I hope to see you in Dayton next month then? I agree with you. As I posted earlier today, I was deep in the SSB project for 9 months which was quite a marathon. Last summer I had a

Hello Stan One issue you are going to face is that CS4334 is an 8-pin SOIC and CS4344 with 0.05-inch pin spacing is a 10-pin TSSOP which has 0.5mm pin spacing (0.02-inch). The CS4344 is similar sized

Found two unsoldered pins on the lcd board. Now display works great. Now back to RTFM. Planning to start with FT8 before downloading the SSB firmware. Ludwig: thanks for your

I see your point, good crimpers are expensive.? This is one of the reasons I prefer soldering.? My one soldering iron works with all sizes of cables.? Also making a good crimp joint requires that

I've been kicking around similar ideas. I go back and forth on whether an all-in-one is better or not when portable/traveling (vs a separate PC/display.) There are pros and cons for sure to

Thanks all for the quick input. Jason wrote: Thank you, that's what I was looking for! 16awg is fine. Will look for that kit off Amazon. I ordered the barrel connector from QRP Labs when I got the

I also found this - and looked at the newer cs4344 chip.? It is 10-pin rather than 8-pin, but the 'top' 8 pins are pin-compatible with the 4334.? I am considering experimenting with this chip.? On

Getting cable and even some basic crimpers and connectors is fairly easy. I'm in the process of setting something up for a go kit right now and loving my Wirefy ( https://amzn.to/4joo5MV ) for making

Don't remove the powerpoles from that lead, add Powerpole connectors to your battery, and everything else that needs or uses low voltage power.? Pairs of connectors can be assembled handed and so

Here's a barrel jack, 12awg: https://a.co/d/6szucWi Here's a 16awg in line barrel fuse : https://a.co/d/0OOfwx6 I know their not 18awg,and that you might not want to buy it off Amazon, but at the