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One of the tricks you can use with ARGO is multiple screens, try and set one screen centered on beacon band, another up 100hz, and another 100hz below. You can set different gains and sensitivity and

Hi Paul [Snip] Congratulations on the success, the screenshots, and I'm glad you're having so much fun! I hope you will look for your beacon on the worldwide grabbers too and soon see some DX

You are correct there is some rf on the coax. Note the power box , the small one with metal plate. this has a type M coaxial power socket and an F connector, a 7805 IC drops the voltage to 5v. I can

Hi Hans, You wrote: I remember you showed some pix at the FDIM where you rigged up your TX while on holday. I believe that you had fasioned a balun between your TX and the antenna. Can you describe

Guys, Just a quick note to say that I will be selling some of the second run of beacon kits at the Friedrischaven hamfest this Friday-Sun. I will be on the SDR-Kits stand Its in the main Hall A1

Can anyone tell me the values of the voltage divider resistors biasing LED varicap in the schematic on this page? http://www.hanssummers.com/qrss/qrsstx.html I think the upper resistor is 33k but

Hi Newt Yes... for details of rhe holiday QRSS operations, see http://www.hanssummers.com/qrsstropical.html and http://www.hanssummers.com/qrssmed.html Yes... the TX has 5m of RG-58 coax directly

Hi Mike Even I can't tell you that, sorry :-( Looks like I shrunk that diagram too much. The good news is that the values are entirely non critical. You could try with 33k in both positions to

Thanks Hans, I figured I might experiment with that design until you're able to start shipping kits. 73 Mike N0QBH

Wb4mak es I are at ham radio 2010 in friedrichaffen. Will look for u all. W4QO Jim Stafford www.w4qo.com QRP - When you care enough to send the very least!

Hi All- This week I finally put together the 30m QRSS beacon kit I bought from G0UPL at FDIM. I added a 5v linear regulator to allow operation from a 9V battery, and an LED to show keying activity,

Hi Dave Wow Dave. Fine photos! Most of my photos are taken with the camera in my Nokia E90 mobile phone. Your camera is doing a much nicer job!

Success! I'm QRV now and visible on ON5EX's grabber. It looks like I'm centered at about 10.140.0010 MHz, slowly drifting down, with a shift of 4 or 5 Hz. That is about what I estimated at home using

Dave the W4hbk grabber in Fla and kl1x/5 in ok are running. I have gotten captures from both in the last few days. I will have to check the DX grabbers and see if I can be seen. From the mid south I

Thanks for the suggestions and help guys. FYI I wrote up a little blog post about my experience here: http://www.nycresistor.com/2010/06/26/crossing-the-pond-with-100-milliwatts/ 72/73, Dave

Congrats Dave! Glad you're having fun! The QRSS grabber compendium http://digilander.libero.it/i2ndt/grabber/grabber-compendium.htm is a great place to start, for finding the grabbers. I guess

Good Blog post Dave. On my return from a weeks trip overseas, I replaced my 4 'C' cells in the margarine container that houses my qrss kit from FDIM. I see my k0nwt in the screen grab you posted at

I would just like to say thanks to everyone who came to visit us on the stand. I sold about 25 kits which was very satisfying. When I am back from my holiday next week I shall get to work on the

Guys, Hans and I are delighted to announce that the new batch of beacon kits are ready. The pricing is as follows :- Each kit costs ?10, a spare programmed keyer chip is ?2 if ordered with a

Guys, Hans and I are delighted to announce that the new batch of beacon kits are ready. The pricing is as follows :- Each kit costs ?10, a spare programmed keyer chip is ?2 if ordered with a