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Hi all I agree too but our hobby, regrettably, though a technical hobby, appears to contain a lot of cerebrally challenged members... Anyway it doesn't matter. ARRL / QST have a policy, the request

I have a QMX that I'm operating at 10V, giving me about 2 W output power. I'm trying to drive a QRP Labs 50W PA, powered at 13.2 V. I'm operating in FT8, which has an operating cycle of 15s TX and 15s

I agree, if operators can't look at a band plan and dial a VFO, what are they doing in Ham Radio?

Strange, mine has restarted after each file copy on the last two updates I did.

FWIW My QMX doesn't automatically reboot after a firmware update either. After building the kit and installing the initial firmware (19 for me) it did reboot on it's own. For firmware 20-23 once the

Hans, Could qso logging, like the elecraft rigs, ever become a thing on the QMX / + radio. Or is the EPROM just not large enough ? Just thinking it would mean one less thing to have to pack..

Hello Hans, Sorry I should have clarified -- I used 300hz with 500hz center frequency. Engaging it from the 'no filters' setting was breath-taking. - Bill? W3WJ

Exactly. -- 73, Dan - W2DLC

Hi, I don't really know why any limits should be implemented, even for the ITU region 2, but I can see the reason in Hans's explanation. Otherwise to my view any licensed ham operator who is allowed

Hi all I'm aware of all the differences in 60m band allocation, by country. I have no plans to implement millions of different rules by country. I don't think any other transceivers do this either.

Andreas, Holding the tune button and rotating works - sometimes - it's very difficult to do and not very repeatable. -- 73, Dan? NM3A

Hans - many, if not most countries in ITU Region 2 have access to the 5351.5 to 5366.5 kHz VFO portion of the 60M band, with the notable exception of our cousins to the south. The simple solution for

Andreas, If Hans adds region 1 limits to 60m then he’d probably feel duty bound to add the completely different UK limits as well (we all know that radio waves stop at country

(and maybe even farther, haven't tried due to the lack of a 10 or even 100kHz step size). Andreas, you can select any stepsize if you turn the tune button while pushing it. 72 Ton

PS: and another funny quirk that confused me a couple of times: when leaving the "System Config" menu with a single press of the right button it will not show the parent menu as usual but the VFO

Ok, sorry - my bad - didn't realize that I am ITU region 1 - shame on me. And I also didn't know about this strange concept of fixed spot frequencies and would never have imagined that something like

Hi William, Quick question. Do you see this red LED anomaly when your QCX-mini is in Practice Mode?? Should help in finding out whether the cause comes from internal or external. 73, Aki, JO4MTH

Hello Andreas I will investigate the RIT and make it perfect :-) 73 Hans G0UPL http://qrp-labs.com https://www.buymeacoffee.com/g0upl [email protected]> wrote:

Hello Andreas Isn't all that exactly what QMX is supposed to be doing, according to the description of these features in the operating manual? ITU Region 2 is Americas. The US 60m allocation is 5

Yes, in previous firmware versions the filter was 300 Hz centered on 700Hz. In this new firmware we have: 300Hz with a choice of center frequencies 500, 550, 600, 650, 700, 750, 800, 850 500Hz with a