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I keep thinking Hans really ought to raise the price when SSB is available. For sure his support load is going to rise, perhaps dramatically. (Which means I should order a QMX+ now while the getting

Sounds very interesting! Is the kit available to purchase now??I noticed your call sign was on the silkscreening.? Thanks in advance GREG KI4NVX? Yahoo Mail: Search, Organize, Conquer On Fri,

I haven't forgotten about SSB capability for some digital modes, that will definitely be cool. I agree with you the way that the FCC did the CW requirements back in the day was stupid and made no

Some of you have forgotten that SSB capability is required for some digital modes. ?Currently you can not do PSK-31 with any QRP Labs radio specifically because they do not have SSB capability. ?I

That's what I got many years ago. I requested a sample Si570 from Si Labs. Instead if a basic one like I was using in my HF Softrocks I was sent two A grade ones. Retail ?60 each, go up to

I developed and built it for my QMX+. It includes power- and SWR measuring / calculating, a RTC with GPS receiver, a dummy load, selecting of 12V or 8V for the QMX+ and a 3dB attenuator for protected

It will also bring a new group of hams interested in QRP and all of their good ideas. More people using the gear in more ways is good for everyone.

Another consideration is adding SSB is going to open up a whole additional group of operators to the QRP Labs transceivers. That will be good for QRP Labs Co. but it is going to put more strain on

Is it ready yet, is it 'there' yet, when we gonna have it, Dad. sorry, could'nt resist the temptation.

Can't resist - even on such a serious topic. Subject:? ? Q To:? ? Roger Would that be Roger Moore? Sounds like a Bond thing! ------- Robert Giuliano KB8RCO

I agree, most of us are here because we love CW, Ditigal modes and don't really care about Phone due to CW/Digital being so efficient. We are a niche group.

Never been closer :-)

soon :)

So when will it be ready?

Hans & QRP Labs make some of the most innovative and affordable amateur radios out there. To be able to have a radio with all those features you can build, work on, repair or modify yourself is truly

Mike, I can't help but think that these folks were once those kids that sat in the back seat of the car on a road trip repeatedly asking their parents "Are we there yet????" Len KJ9E

Source for this project/kit?

2 totally unnecessary frustrations of modern ‘ham’ life are : 2.5mm ‘sloppy fit’ DC connector plugs USB cables that don’t carry data Owning a 2.5mm drill bit or a 2.5mm chassis socket

I have a QMX+ kit on the way, and have been reading through the manuals.? ?I would really like to see an up-close video of someone actually winding the output transformer for the QMX+, I think it

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5C6EwLTAvHc 73, Mike KK7ER