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Hi Chris How do you mean, the "saturation of peaks"?? To me that sweep looks normal, healthy. 73 Hans G0UPL http://qrp-labs.com https://buymeacoffee.com/g0upl [email protected]> wrote:

It seems spongy like it's forcing the dit and dah spacing if that makes sense.

Any thoughts on the saturation of peaks? I am seeing similar plots on multiple QMXs. Firmware issue or Putty issue?

I'm not sure what you mean. There is a setting in the keyer menu for straight key. The cadence is established by the movement of your wrist and finger. -- 73, Dan - W2DLC

I tried using my Navy Flame Proof key with a QCX-Mini last night and noticed that it was keeping the cadence slow, I don't know how to describe it, but when I tried to key fast it felt slow. Is there

No, but there were a few times the SWR protection triggered while tuning a random wire that starts a foot a way or so.

Timmy, Who cares. That amp from Diz is rather nice but does not work at all well on 15 or 10M. So stay on topic and help the gentleman with his QRPL 10W amp. -- Allison ------------------ Post

First you need to put a load on it for safety. Ground the TX enable line or the bias setting will not happen. The TX line is so the amp can be shut down for RX. -- Allison ------------------ Post

David, Sorry, it should read “in the range 1400-1600Hz”. John G4YTJ

Hi David, With earlier QRP Labs you had to set a frequency of the official dial frequency plus 1500 Hz plus or minus 100Hz. This is because a conventional SSB Tx would take a tone in the range 1400 -

John thanks.? ?I have the time to within a second.? What should the on screen frequency be?? ? (by band if you can!)

Make sure that the enamel? is completely removed in the areas where you are going to solder. If the holes they are going into are plated through holes? ie PTH then as a temp measure you can use a

I appreciate you spelling out the additional instruction pages. That allows me to print off my additional resources to add to my already existing manual without comparing page by page. Keep up with

Thank you for replies. I desoldered both IRF510s and checked them (like in this video): How to test MOSFET transistor using multimeter ( https://youtu.be/Pj7FZjhdcnk?si=uQ9icxlXZeT8Vzhs ) They both

There's an X shown? under the? dropper to GND front end of regulators (as per schematic) .? That's? in fact a form of PTT line.? My poor eyes did not see that first up and of couse I did not RTFM

Here is Anker Soundcore Mini. You might see this speaker in many videos with QRP rigs of different radio operators https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/256140161259 I also have got it, very like how it

Great video Hans, enjoyed it immensely. Many thanks. Gary. G7TOK

The wiki page QMX CW AGC and Clicks ( /g/QRPLabs/wiki/36881/207720 ) has been updated by Andreas DM7AK <mail2dm7ak@...>. *Reason:* add official default settings Compare

You write: When I start to turn one of the pots, it is still 140mA stable. That suggests to me that you expect the current to increase immediately at the start of the pot. It won't but at a certain

Well, RTFM and it states ground the tx pad to turn the amp on, days wot that is boy. -- The universe is made up of Protons, Neutrons, Electrons but contains only one M0RON.