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Eric, I got my mic kits on Monday and put them together today. Now I have one for my KX2, one for my QMXs, and one for my tr(u)SDXs. Thanks! -- 73, Dan? NM3A

OK, I'll have to find out what software goes with the QMX. So far, seems buggier than an Amish church meeting.

Evan, LOL! I made the silly assumption that a DL would be attached. -- 73, Dan? NM3A

Maybe you can try to connect QMX(+) to a computer and enter/clean messages in putty, it's easier and you get visibility of the whole message buffer.

I am also trying to diagnose a fried (?) board, Rev 4, ordered and built in the last couple weeks. wound for 9V. As posted elsewhere, i had an issue with a powerboard, replaced it, and it worked fine

I figured out how to delete the entire message. Then, I re-entered the message but I am still getting gibberish sent at the end of the message that I did not enter. The gibberish is K0****AS This

Somebody asked me how I access the QMX terminal settings if the radio is connected to a headless Raspberry Pi that I can connect to only with a text based ssh connection (or through a browser window

I can also confirm that the CW sounding noise was from the GPS, however after removing the GPS, there is still a high pitched tone on 12m and 6 meters that wasn't there before. I think it's on all

Steve, good job. 73 Ludwig

Baofeng (and Wouxun and other Chinese rigs) and Kenwood 3.5mm+2.5mm plugs share the same pinout/spacing.? The programming cables seem to be interchangeable, too. I bought a Retevis clone mic, cut off

Hello Michael, that's fine. A bit much but no heavy short or so. This case is interesting and the situation is cloudy. Hard to debug from afar. And debugging maybe dangerous for the QMX. There are

Toroid colors indicate a low band build. The high band QDXs never came with any red toroids. So likely an 80-20m. 12V build is the most common I think, but as was said, try 9V and check power

Thought i would update - indeed it was some short on the power board.? Got the new boards, slapped it in praying i would get back to at least seeing the USB drive but in fact the QMX booted up and

How do you delete a message?

My pardon, I thought that was what we were talking about. As the fictional character Emily Latella would say: "Never mind." -Chuck Harris, WA3UQV <paul.hanchett@...> wrote:

Well, I'm getting closer after the meltdown. Q503, Q507 and all the BS170's replaced.? Power output 0.6 watts. Drawing 350 mA from 12 volt supply. Gate voltage on the BS170's seems okay - 2.6 volts

Thanks Bruce! Mr Levent is very good at such things and after some hundreds he was getting even better! But still, I will try not to make that PCB mistake again next time... 73 Hans

Hi QMXies. As a sota enthusiast i was missing a working clock (on the QMX .. not QMX+) regardless if batteries have been removed before. There is everything there also in QMX, but the 32kHz Q and the

To close the subject, the problem was with me, not with the QMX+. I don't know what I did last week (may have been transmitting on 10m into a 15m tuned dipole), but the rig finally would not switch

On p25 of the Rev 3 QMX+ manual, there is a check for continuity to ground from three points A. BEFORE installing T501, when checking the three points A,? I get about 15 ohms with the DMM black lead