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Hi all, Additional info. as follows; Transmit monitor Blue LED is connected to the PIN #2 of the PIC chip. There appears about 2.5V-DC when transmitting. ja9mat Hidehiko.

What I am looking for is a Power Meter , for QRP , QRPp . A 2 watt and a 1 watt full scale reading would be the ultimate meter , although displaying a little more power would certainly not be a deal

I finished the 80 meter beacon last weekend and had a few problems. I first destroyed a few 2N7000s by turning R8 fully counter clockwise instead of clockwise - read the directions!! Then I could

I am QRV on 3500.850. Vern has spotted me in Nova Scotia and SV1BKE's carrier appears to be above me. So as those of you in Europe wake up, give a look for me and see if we are "crossing the

My beacon is on 3500.850 and throughout the night. Last night, I was spotted in Nova Scotia, Florida and New Mexico. Hope to catch some of you on the gray line. Thanks for looking. Ken Evans,

Hello Hidehiko San Thanks for sharing your fine photos with us! Note that the chip is actually from the AVR family of microcontrollers produced by manufacturer Atmel. Not a PIC from Microchip.

Hi Hans, I'm very happy to hear from you. Well OK I misunderstood that PIN #2 outputs AC not DC. I connect the Blue LED with 2.2k-ohm resister into PIN #2. There has no problem until now and it seems

The 80 meter qrss beacon is up tonight. A full size 80 meter inverted vee replaces the previous shortened version. Running 70 mw at 3500.845 Ken Evans, W4DU QRP ARCI 696, GQRP 5918, FP 295, NOGA,

Howdy, I just learned about the QRSS Kit and would love to buy and build one. It looks like the shop over at hanssummers.com is not working. Are there still kits available? 72/73 Jack,

It is working fine , I just now ordered a 40 meter version of the QRSS beacon . Charlie , W5COV

My 80 meter QRSS beacon is up on 3500.840 as of 2300 UTC 12/4/2010. I will keep it on throughout tonight until past gray line. It will go back up on 12/5/2010 at 2200 UTC and stay though 1300 UTC on

Hey All, Thanks for the words of welcome and by the way, the shop works just fine, I was able to order a QRSS beacon for each of the bands for which the kits are made. Very much looking forward to

Greetings one and all, I am afraid we are out of stock of beacon kits and a few other items for a couple of weeks until fresh stocks of toroids, crystals and PCBs arrive. I'll post here when we have

Posted this two days and got one spot from W4HBK.... Will leave up until 1200Z Dec 7. Please let me know if you spot me. Ken Evans, W4DU QRP ARCI 696, GQRP 5918, FP 295, NOGA, ARRL Life

Guys I have activated my 30m beacon at QG62ll. Unknown power but I assume close to 100mW into a 30m dipole. The feed is approx 10m above the ground and the arms are horizontal, one EW and the other

Hi Guys.... These might be of interest :- Details of an AVR programmer for USB which you can use to reprogram the ATTiny 13 keyers we provide with the beacon kits

Yummy! Thanks for posting that information Steve... Very useful indeed :)

Greetings to all The HS0ZHB QRSS beacon experiment went quire well. Unfortunately technical difficulties and illness has keep me from getting its counterpart on the air. As of today HS0ZHB has been

Out of interest, could one of these TX boards be used/modified for use as a WSPR transmitter? Regards Philip

Hi Philip It could, but not easily! Well, depends how you look at it. If you just look at the board as a plain 30m transmitter, and then decide to interface it to your PC, and have the PC generate