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Hello, I like to try out the U-QRSS kit, but unfortunately cannot order it in the shop of hanssummers.com. Do I make a mistake or are they out of stock? 73s, Stefan, DL4GCS

How true!!! :-) David G8OQW *** _____ From: QRPLabs@... [mailto:QRPLabs@...] On Behalf Of Stephen Farthing Sent: 26 August 2012 15:51 To:

Are you using a GPS? I see you're being spotted with a 6 character locator showing, mine only does 4 characters - am I missing something? And for some reason I'm seeing large DT figures here for my

Hi Guys, There is an little known law of ham radio that generally is infallible but they never teach on courses or test for in licence exams. It goes like this :- If you have a project that works

OK so it's now on air on 10.140101 with my magic antenna and less than 150mW at the antenna feed point. And luckily some are low on their monitoring frequency so I have my first spots in Germany and

Hi David/All That's interesting and I can now report that my WSPR is working once again! I found that I had to change FSK AdJ to 1,250 when previously it had worked without a hitch for weeks on

Yes Peter, Mine moves down when the TX comes on too. I can't say exactly by how much. I had thought it was my not wonderful power supply, but it may be some kind of loading issue on the oscillator. To

Hi Tony - tnx for helpful comments. Yes noted re timing but that's ok, have the pc clock updating against an on line atomic clock and I then set the time on the tx using that so fairly sure that's not

Just to add my penny's worth... Switched the UQRSS + GPS on this morning (into dummy load), not been on since 15 August, I've been playing antennas having satisfied myself that I'd got the UQRSS

Sorry about the typos above. I guess you can 'decode' my sloppy typing. Looking back over the posts, I see that you say the frequency has changed. This leads me to bet that this has affected the fsk

Hi Peter, The most common problems I have had with wspr not decoding related to timing errors. You most likely know that if the transmission you out out starts more than about four seconds from the

Hi Steve - I look forward to Hans' comment and like you I'd be a bit surprised if the chip has been destroyed but these things happen! I suppose I could test that by putting the v1.00 chip back in but

Peter, That's a puzzle. I'll wait for Hans to comment. If the worst comes to the worst you may need a new chip. Though they are pretty robust, I have never managed to destroy one yet. 73s Steve

Hi Steve - tnx for swift reply. a. Yes I've powered down and up several times but it's made no difference. Also the tx has previously been running continuously for several days at a time without any

Hi Peter, A couple of questions :- a) Have you powered down and powered up the beacon or have you let it run continuously? b) How are you monitoring your signals? Glad you are enjoying the

Hi All First can I just thank Steve and Hans for the kits and all the work they have done. Experimenting with QRSS and WSPR with their various kits has got me back into construction etc after a long

Hi, I think I have found the problem, I have not been able to get the Xtal oscillating it now looks to be a duff Xtal, I had ordered the single mode QRSS kit for 30m (which I have built and is working

Just started a new build of a UQRSS rig.. This one will be for experiment with trying different frequencies etc. Anyhoo, I've added a photo on here (G4JVF) of the PCB part way through showing that

Hi Gerard, I monitored you on a remote receiver since I like to keep my transmit beacon going too and don't like to overload my home receiver. I control the computer at the remote location with some

Hi guys, As the kit instructions say getting the output frequency in band can be a bit of a challenge. When I did the testing I used a frequency meter which can read down to one hertz which I