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Bugs rule! If it ain't got that swing... :) -- 73...? ? ? Mark? ? ?AA7TA

Hi Michael, What freq are you using on WSPR? The one you entered in the Beacon menu. There has got to be a reason. How many volts are supplying the radio because at full power you should have hundreds

Andreas: Thank you! "Fix" showed "1"; when I relocated the antenna the Fix parameter showed "3D" and the clock now shows the correct time in agreement with the GPS. 73, KB5QR Don

Very funny boys: With a GPS in the radio, a prepper, might consider, when alone on a POTA site for instance. SOS, name, location as important if the need arises when all else fails. Part of the

I grew up with MIL-STD 883B. We had to have large enough plated-through holes to guarantee that solder from one side of the board would flow smoothly through to the other side. Solder filets were

The power level is not dropping, however when I look at my WSPR contacts the next morning on 20 meters there are hardly any! If I switch to Reversebeacon.net and transmit CW there are contacts all

Really,? you want Hans to send common value resistors to you from Turkey?? At the prices he gets, we all need to help out and refrain for asking for common parts that are easily available.? ?After

Many years ago the company I worked for had a contract that required all vias be completely filled with solder. This was in the 70’s and vias were a bit bigger. Larry KB3CUF [email protected]>

Military standards have much to say about how much of the plated holes should be full of solder (usually 75% or more although NASA likes 100% every time ) In hand assembly it’s hard to control this

Hi Peter, All other things being equal, TN0110 is a better switching device than BS170. First, its 100V maximum rating exceeds the BS170’s 60V maximum rating so if you are brave enough to try

Hello all, I'm finally finding time to assemble my QMX+. I already have a stockpile of TN0110 FETs from my QDX reworks. Wondering if I should try TN0110 on the QMX+ or stick to the BS170s. My

I noticed this in the picture too. Unsurprisingly it's the GND pins that didn't flow through to the top side. I found this picture reassuring as I tend to worry about cold joints when I don't get any

What emergency messages ? Hans - please send more 1k2 resistors, the kit is short ;-) -- - 73 de Andy -

I'm lucky if I get picked up half of the time by the RBN when I'm using my old speed-X. Speaking of CW without feeling or character: https://archive.org/details/JMCWX 72 de va3rr

Ed Thank you very much I really enjoyed it, recommended... Next weeks topic is QRP rigs I will be there 73 DE muhsin TA1MHS

Before the conversation degenerates I would to say, the Terminal program does work well to generate messages. *So thank you on that Hans*. I can for the time being go into terminal mode and create

Sending style. -- - 73 de Andy -

Same difference in my book ;-) Pedantacism aside, I'm a bit anti paddle / e-keyers too. As a devout straight key user, if I feel I need to EMPHASISE any transmitted info, maybe in order to assist a

Disaster no,? Its without feeling or character. -- Allison ------------------ Post online only, direct email will go to a bit bucket.

Keyboard sent CW is a disaster in the real world. -- - 73 de Andy -