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Never been closer :-)

soon :)

So when will it be ready?

Hans & QRP Labs make some of the most innovative and affordable amateur radios out there. To be able to have a radio with all those features you can build, work on, repair or modify yourself is truly

Mike, I can't help but think that these folks were once those kids that sat in the back seat of the car on a road trip repeatedly asking their parents "Are we there yet????" Len KJ9E

Source for this project/kit?

2 totally unnecessary frustrations of modern ‘ham’ life are : 2.5mm ‘sloppy fit’ DC connector plugs USB cables that don’t carry data Owning a 2.5mm drill bit or a 2.5mm chassis socket

I have a QMX+ kit on the way, and have been reading through the manuals.? ?I would really like to see an up-close video of someone actually winding the output transformer for the QMX+, I think it

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5C6EwLTAvHc 73, Mike KK7ER

Roger, it would help to isolate this if you could use an SDR program to capture screenshots of the I/Q mode output in each of your 3 modes (OK, Noisy, Quiet).? This would isolate whether it is a

All right. Continuing to explore the subtleties of my new QMX+. Starting my QMX+ in CW mode sometimes comes up very noisy, sometimes very quiet, but usually just right. Starting in DIGI mode always

I've not tried it, how do the manufacturers react to hobby people trying to blag cheap samples from them? I can see two reactions - not cost efficient to support hobby electronics - and - some of

I think I'll get one of these and wear it around my neck: https://www.amazon.com/Artilits-5-5x2-1mm-5-5x2-5mm-Adapter-Connector/dp/B0DHSHZ1WD -- rec -- ad5d -- [email protected]> wrote:

Just wanted to add my experience ... I bought this buck/boost device from amazon which is locked to "12V" it was reading close enough to 12.0V for my thinking and my QMX+ has no issue with it.?

Thanks for all hints. I was thinking about running it like an SDR from the GUI - not as a panadapter - and listening to HDSDR's output. But you are right, I could just use HDSDR as panadapter and QMX

Hans, You probably had a thought of replacing fixed inductors and diodes to their SMD versions as well to be soldered at the factory. Those are the last remaining THT components (well mosfets too) .

Being able to hear a remote sidetone is always a challenge… FlexRadio doesn’t support that (at least not for 6000 series). I don’t know if Elecraft KX4 supports that. To be able to achieve what

If I understand the design correctly, you won't be able to hear the QMX sidetone via the USB interface if I/Q mode is enabled. You can indeed transmit/receive CW on the QMX with the I/Q mode enabled,

I really wish Hans would offer something like this as a Kit, it would be so awesome to have it in the same style box as the QCX-Mini/QMX.

My solution 73, Wolfgang, OE3WFA