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I've got one of the yellow ones too and they work great. Just be patient and make sure it's up to temp before trying to use it. [email protected]> wrote:

Friends, before I went down the lightweight loaded vertical rabbit hole, I built some high performance lightweight portable magloops that I described in this article:

Best desoldering tool is the Hakko or similar: but it's rather expensive. I've found another one that is very inexpensive and works nearly as well as the Hakko. It is a lot slower to use , especially

Yes, but not easily as it means breaking multiple paths. and arraging switching between RX and TX. Non trivial! No.? The most direct kit (if still availabe) is the SOFTRock Ensamble TRX? as that

Three models of the Softrock are still available from their new site, softrock40.com (Tony Parks, the original designer, turned over the reins a few years ago.) All the building information and

Hi Steve, all Thanks, that was some interesting reading. MicroPython, CircuitPython and MicroLua. All still too big though for what I have in mind. For example, MicroPhython says it runs on as little

I sure hope not. I've built a QCX+, two QCX minis, three QDXs, two QMXs, and a QMX+. All toroids were wound using the same counting procedure. And my toroids look like the ones in Hans' pictures when

But I was replying to Mike who said "it never would show up as a drive… then I connected it to my wife’s newer computer and BAM.. it’s a drive and I updated the firmware…" And it did not show

Perhaps a silly question, but are you sure you are counting turns correctly on the toroids when you wind them?? Every pass through the toroid counts as a turn.? If you have fallen victim to

Mike, The Softrock TX is just about minimal. A schematic here https://www.wb5rvz.org/ensemble_rxtx/index?projectId=14 Note the QRP Labs 10 Watt linear will match. this circuit. Hans used the output

James, I saw this message. Some later discussion made the impression this problem was solved. The terminal access is importand for your problem. Which OS did you use on your PC? 73, Ludwig

Yes and so the topic of the Wiki page is (only) It's not relevant for the USB drive. And b.t.w. I had never a problem to find the USB drive also not when using Win7. 73 Ludwig

Now we just need to add a VIC II and SID chip and we're most of the way to a C64 again :-D

+1 Basic. It perfectly fits the QRP-Labs style of easy and accessible. For the young'uns, it's easier for them to learn Basic than it is for those of us who know Basic still (after 40+ years) to learn

Nate, I change the supply voltage of the QDX power amplifier in order to change the power at the input of the external power amplifier. -- 73, Oleh, UY2ZA

I've made plenty of "rookie mistakes" over the decades (more as a non-rookie than a rookie) and I've used many of the de-soldering techniques posted here. I'd like to add another tip/technique. Snip

Hi All, I’ve experience of both Basic and Python on microntrollers. There are two main dialects of Python for microcontrollers, MicroPython and CircuitPython. Both are available for the STM32 used

(posting here so others can see) Ron & I discussed this very question.? My radio sits two feet from this power supply, and I have *not* experienced any RF issues. Of course, with Chinese

Hans, I'm so curious about the planned scripting! Whatever language you choose, it sounds like it would be awesome to have. One thought: have you heard about MicroPython? It's a lightweight Python

Not really since mine is different and it could be we both have other components misplaced. Valid question, may be wrong conclusion. Jeff, the QRP Labs repair genius recommends checking not only turn