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Typical pot setting as the IRF transistors start to conduct (yours may vary, increase very slowly )

I also take from this single poster, that no one else has had this experience? If so I can get around it by using a paddle, I can also try using a bug.

I've now sorted the power problem on 6m. It appears that the inductors L519 & L520 are super sensitive to turns spacing, tweaking those improved the O/P power, but the main improvement came when I

I'll make a video later when I get time.

Is it possible that is the sidetone sounding a little soft?? Maybe you could record a little of the sound and post it so we could get a better idea. -- 73, Dan - W2DLC

Thanks for your explanation. I'll buy you another coffee - hope you can get an iced coffee during the summer. Chris

I am also a fan of the 1050 case. Additionally, I have this 3D printed cover ( QMX cover and desk stand for hamradio POTA SOTA by F4EGX - ( https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:6599009 ) Thingiverse)?

If this were me I would first completely calibrate the VNA for a bandwidth of 13.8 MHz to 14.5Mhz to zoom in on the 20m band, so that you can accurately read the Return Loss across this narrow

I like this Anker speaker too. Battery lasts very well, sounds good with QMX. Also sounds good with music, with good Bluetooth range.

Hi Chris Software. I don't think they're flattened. It's a limitation of my ASCII art, I think that's all. Everything on the terminal has to take place within the constraints that there are 25 rows

My QMX was delivered the other day but I have not been having a very good time with it so far. I am really hoping it is because I am just dumb! It came shipped with the 1_00_019 firmware. I put 11.7v

I just wonder why the peaks of the sine waves are flattened.? Is this a hardware or software saturation?

Hans, Thanks for the CAT fixes! Works great now with DXLabs Commander!! 73, Randy, KS4L

Problem resolved! Happy again. There was a short on the 3.3V Buck converter, between D102 and Q107. D102 was soldered not precise on track and made contact with Q107. Had to replace the buck

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.