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Kurt It can happen when people switch off their power supply, as the voltage decays to zero. It appears that if the voltage goes down too slowly the firmware could corrupt the EEPROM configuration

"seen so far have been due to the supply voltage for the beacon falling below the recommendations that Atmel set for the Mega168. (2.7-5.5 volts)." Who has a power supply that low? Does this happen

Now I have tried this without much success. I have verified that the GPS LED indicates a lock, used my scope to see that the GPS outputs data to the serial input, and set the baud rate to 4800. But

Guys, A number of you have reported corruption on the LCD. The problems I have seen so far have been due to the supply voltage for the beacon falling below the recommendations that Atmel set for the

Guys, The post to the USA seems to take a while sometimes. On a good day a package will be with the customer in 5 days, on a bad day 3-4 weeks. May be the pony express has slower horses on some

Guys, I am almost in a position to start making up another batch of kits. Hopefully they will be in the shop in a couple of weeks. I am NOT taking pre-orders, it is just too difficult for me to

Steve and Hans My kit arrived today and I should have some time to build it over the weekend. Thanks for the prompt service. 73 Bob VK7ZL -- LF/HF QRSS Grabber: http://tinyurl.com/26callh NDB &

Guys, I will be attending this and helping out on the SDR Kits stand. If anyone needs a kit, an updated AVR, or anything from the shop please drop me a note off line and I'll bring it with me. 73s

Guys, I just need to point out that both Hans and I lead pretty busy lives. We try to respond very quickly to queries. Sometimes this is not as quick as some people like. So please be patient.

I have an RS232 GPS without an 1 pps output (the ADS-GM1 <https://www.argentdata.com/catalog/product_info.php?cPath=23&products_i&#92; d=85&osCsid=jc764q31uanmkl6fbkf7u11nq1> ). Will the QRSS beacon

Hi Hans, Good to hear! I will test the new vesion as soon as the chip arrives in the mail! 73 John PH9Z 2012/8/9 Hans Summers <hans.summers@...>

John PH9Z and all Just to let you know that I found and fixed the bug with the incorrect locator from the GPS module. Steve tested it and he is now correctly in Norwich, not the German/Polish border

Yes Steve it's GPS connected to this module... Works using all your kit GPS default settings... http://www.dpieshop.com/trimble-silvana-acm-with-condor-gps-sma-antenna-connector-p-717.html Only

Nice work Phillip. Can you remind me if you use a GPS? if so, which one? Steve

I'm a happy bunny :) A nice few spots from Europe of my kit on it's first outing.. Picture of a screen grab of the WSPR map in my photo album on here (G4JVF) Very nice not to be tethered to the

If the minimum capacitance of the trimmer is similar to the one used in the early kits, the new trimmer will be great for going lower in frequency. I had the opposite issue. With the trimmer set to

Guys, It is worth noting that newer kits ship with a variable capacitor with a greater range. Principally because i had difficulty sourcing the one specified when we started work on the design in

Just fitted my new Ver 1.03 chip (thanks Stephen) All switching problems solved and the kit is working in all modes now. Anyhoo, whilst I had the top off, I replaced the 20pf caps with 18pf NPO

Hi Mike and Group. This question of sharing one GPS module between kits was covered by Hans here: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/QRPLabs/message/395 H

Phillip, you can share a 1PPS if you use the 1PPS source to drive an RS485 bus. This is a multi drop bus that you can connect many destinations from one source. the LTC1485 will act as a RS485 TX