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Don, These are pretty dinky supplies, no need for your 3/8" copper bolts. But the file certainly makes for lots of crud to study. I loaded up the supply with 50 ohms on 5v, 25 ohms on 3.3v (100ma

Greg, I had to download the zip file version of Hamlib, that got it by Mcaffee.? Unzipping the file just to get the single .dll file I needed gave Malwarebytes a fit, so I disabled the anti-malware

You won't lose your calibration settings if you re-install v_027 of the firmware, unless you do a Factory Reset. Firmware update preserves all compatible configuration settings across update

It would certainly be nice for McAfee to fix it - I am pretty confident it is a false detection. I checked the file with several other scanners; a couple had problems with it, others didn't. Stan

I would start by doing (from the Hardware tool page of the terminal app): - LPF sweeps of each of the bands - SWR sweeps of each of the bands both with a dummy load attached. But first make sure you

Thanks. I knew about that option but want to try the 'send to McAfee' option to see if I get a response and closer validation from them. Might help others going forward.? If not, successful with

And as noted in the assembly instructions ... WARNING: the jumper wire must sit flushdown on the board. Otherwise it will shortwith the metal body of the SMAconnector! I insulated mine with a thin

Greg, I had to turn off McAfee virus scanning while downloading the file and unzipping it. After I had the hamlib.lib file out of the zip and deleted the zip, there was no longer a problem with it,

Actually, now that you mention it, I am getting some strange power readings across all the bands, and my SWR readings are all over the place, even with dummy load & a tuned antenna. Here's my power

The GPS vdd or vbat setting is a wire link on the PCB. de VK6XT

Kudos to Hans - the beta was well worth the wait! Thanks again to the folks that helped me earlier this year locate and replace the bad switch. I had not used the little beast that much after

Wont stop the backlight running hot though? ..? ?resistors are even cheaper . .

When I did the initial LPF sweeps I noticed that filters were attenuating the signal within some of the bands.? Adjusting the spacing of the turns on the coils made little difference.? Backing off a

Hmm. I just watched the external SWR meter during the "sweep" and it holds steady also. It is clearly not actually sweeping for some reason. Tony AD0VC ________________________________ Sent:

Thanks Chris, that is pretty much what I expected to see with my 6BTV. It's weird that mine seems to report the correct SWR for the band I select (as compared to my external SWR meter) but it shows it

Don (aka El Destructo), Can you move that file at 700,000 files per second? Lol… your job sounds like a ton of fun. Hope you’re using the proper PPE. :-) Tony AC9QY [email protected]>

Just ran a SWR sweep on a QMX+ running 1_01_003 into a Cobweb and got this: It seems to be reporting about correctly, The Cobweb is designed for 20, 17, 21, 24 and 28m. Chris, G5CTH

By the way, I should clarify that when you look at Message 1 in text form, the gibberish characters do not appear. They only appear as the message is being sent on the air, and they are sent. The

The QMX+ operation manual that I saw is for the regular QMX. Do you have access to a different one? For instance, the diagrams of the front and (I think) rear panels are laid out differently. I

Jon, also, a couple of things I discovered playing around with this: 1. I deleted Message 1 and re-entered it, but I still got gibberish; 2. I discovered that Message 2 did not add gibberish on the