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You are among the many using Talentcel packs so I would vote for Talentcel to be right up there with BioEnno….doesn’t get any better than that. Be the REASON someone smiles today. Dave K8WPE

I am sure others will chime in, but as long as you are not operating, i can't imagine it makes much difference.? Batteries, I might worry about, but keep in mind the electronics ship all the time in

Back several years ago, we did our demonstrations in a museum basement using two SWL DSW-II rigs.? Each rig has a BNC to Red/Black banana plug? with 2x 100-ohm (2 watt) resistors on them.? I think

update, I finished the build, the radio came alive, but there is no power output at all. ?I will recheck things but I wonder if there is a source of "where ?to look?" ?I may have ruined the board

I power my QMX and QMX+ with Talentcell packs. They are a pretty good value on Amazon and work well. I have never had any problems over the past couple of years. Mike Krieger [email protected]>

Great suggestion Hakka makes great products. Mike Krieger [email protected]> wrote:

Thanks, I have one of these and I could not work without it. Thanks for sharing. 73’s Mike Krieger WA8UOC [email protected]> wrote:

Hi Steve, I don’t have a QMX, but I started with the QLG1 and my U3S tx, and the interference was to my HF rig, the FT897. Lots of ferrite experiments but the unscreened setup I never cured. Then I

Bill, I have had some criticism for drilling out the left over solder in a through hole opening but I have done it for years (not too many times though). I am just an old Osteopathic family doctor but

The perfect quote after hearing the wonderful RSGB presentation by Hans: "There is an influence which is getting strong and stronger day by day, which shows itself more and more in all departments of

Ian, Ken and Dave Thanks for your comments confirming I'm not imagining hearing things! Ive looked at the data line on the QLG3 and I see a short burst of data every second, but cant imagine that

I recommend a desoldering gun with built-in vacuum pump, adjustable temperature control, and replaceable tips of various diameters, such as the Hakko FR-301. Several other manufacturers offer similar

Hi all 1.8K views for my QMX+ talk https://www.youtube.com/live/6FheeAv3src after not much more than 1 day! Apparently the record to beat (for Tonight at 8 series), is 4.5k... I'm going for the

Nice build, Lex! Lots of details and great tips. I chuckled at the mindful toroid winding! I have added a link to your build process at the bottom of the QMX+ page http://qrp-labs.com/qmxp along with

Hello Gabriel You can read the assembly manual for the QDX http://qrp-labs.com/qdx which has a theoretical description section, the description of the audio frequency measurement etc during FT8

I’m a big fan of those hard shell zipper cases. ?I’m practically addicted to them. ?I must have more than a dozen now, I put everything in them. ?I’ll keep these suggestions in mind when I

Hello everyone, I ordered my first QMX a couple of months ago and, in the meantime, I've been investigating some features of this amazing? transceiver. I read in a post that the QMX synthesizes the

Hi everyone, I hope this isn’t too strange of a question but I’m curious what Folks can tell me about concerns with summer travel and leaving radios in a hot car. I’m planning a trip into Utah

I think that they make that determination on a (cough) case-to-case basis. 73, Don N2VGU

Ooh! That's on sale on Amazon.ca for 10.5 canuck bucks! 72 de Russ, va3rr