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lol. ?I grabbed the gel/type superglue at HarborFreight. ?First time I’d tried that. It was a bit blobby. ?I got rid of the excess with a toothpick. ?Let it cure while I was winding/installing

My two cents, from model ship building where lots of super glue is used - make sure your superglue is fresh. After about a year of sitting around, opened or unopened, it loses some of its adhesive

Agreed. I keep my odd bits of wire on the washing machine, at present. ;-) I keep several gauges of magnet wire on hand, but didn't have the exact size included in the kit so after screwing up one

My follow-on suggestion may get some pushback but I'll throw it out there... I'd like "Tune SWR" to be a *top level menu item,* or at least be optionally at the the top level, and the first item that

Hans says the boards are specced for a 0.8mm drill size. With a 0.7mm lead that only leaves 0.1mm, or 4 thou in real units, for the through-hole plating (equivalent to just 2 thou on each side of the

Wow, be sure to use plenty of glue! ;-) I use the water thin variety of c yanoacrylate glue for this sort of thing, you end up with virtually invisible repairs and it saturates all of the cracks. It's

Hi Eugene As Stan Dye wrote "Please search prior messages for TN0110." One disadvantage that such a search should show up, which I haven't seen mentioned in this thread, is that the TN0110 is

When developing the QMX Carrot, I was initially concerned about whether the internal 1500mAh LiPo battery was sufficiently dimensioned. After all, the amplifier for the speaker still needs power.

Hopefully the HarborFreight superglue works!

Hi all I have just uploaded the 33-page PDF article which accompanied my FDIM seminar presentation. It provides some additional detail on the topics discussed in the talk. See

Ed, I believe you can stick it together with super glue if it’s a clean break. The toroids are made from a suspension of ferrite material in epoxy resin. So gluing it shouldn’t be a problem nor

Not really a master...it's just that I've broken enough to know they can be superglued together! Jack, W8TEE

Yes, Jack... Just two big halves... that's a great solution from the Toroid Master! 72, -Ed, WG5F-

GM QDX’ers. I was gifted a QDX still in kit form so I spent a day building it this week. Except for one band, 80M, I got between 4.8 and 5.4W output which is optimal. The cure for that was to just

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If there are just two large pieces, you can superglue them back together and it should work fine. If there are multiple chunks, things get a little dicey. Jack, W8TEE

I wanted a tool, but not something that would take up room on my small workbench. ?So I purchased a KNIPEX Tools - Coated-Wire Stripping Tweezers (1511120) from Amazon, which is more expensive than a

Had all 24 turns of L512 wound and was trying to verify the turns count. ?Had it on a 3-D printed fixture and pressed down too firmly…

I'm in the midst of assembling my 2nd QMX+ and I just busted one of the Shiny Black T37-10 Toroid Cores...? DAGNABBIT!!!! So, where's the best place to by only one or two Toroid cores in the US? 73,

Correction:? You also need to know the phase difference between the voltage and current.? That's why you need two oscilloscope channels. <? then you have all the information you need to compute the