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I am new to building and having an extremely difficult time winding and installing T1 for the 40 meter kit. This has been my first effort at winding toroids. Between my eyesight and dexterity it's not

My QCX does the same thing. I found that I apparently sparked pin 19 (I think) of the micro controller. It is grounded internally and does that I have a new chip on the way. Barry NF1O

Gm Blue-tack and a heated solder sucker are the two must important tools I have. Cheers Paul M0pnn Sent: 14 January 2018 08:16 To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [QRPLabs] Soldering one pin headers

Blue tack. It’s perfect for the job. It’s what I always use. Once in position, it helps to hold the PCB steady once the board is turned over when soldering. Easy to remove, cheap too. What more do

Sounds like you have created a short to ground on IC2 pin 19. Confirm with a multi-meter and take a close look over the PCB with a lamp and magnifying glass looking for a solder splash. feedback to

Hi Ron, links work fine, thanks for an interesting project.? I just layed out a Si 5351 board for fun and hope to follow you. Greg

Just got finished building the QCX 20 meter rig. rx was perfect but low power on the output. somehow after removing and replacing the filter torrids a few times now the rig just stays keying. If

I stick the one pin in a female header and solder it that way. Then pull the header off. Dr. William J. Schmidt - K9HZ J68HZ 8P6HK ZF2HZ PJ4/K9HZ VP5/K9HZ PJ2/K9HZ Owner - Operator Big Signal Ranch

My QCX is built and working and even just sitting bare on the bench, I’ve noticed a frequency drift of around 25Hz as the room temperature varies. This wouldn’t be even barely noticeable under

I have been working on a simple antenna analyzer and am posting the current state of the project.? I will update the files if I make any changes. Because of the way this group works, I could not put

I am working towards getting on 630M David but unfortunately I don't have an antenna yet. I also have an amp kit ordered. As soon as I can get a signal on the air I will let you know. 73 Tim

I've also used a rubber-band around the circuit board and stuffed something between the band and header or whatever component is being soldered. To: [email protected] Sent: Saturday, January 13, 2018

Hold with finger, position solder on other side of PCB and move board / iron to touch solder. Bit fiddly but works and toughens up finger too ;-) 73 David VK2JDR

Dear Members, If there is anyone on 630M in the USA that can hit my Grabber in Las Cruces, New Mexico, I would appreciate knowing it and seeing it (if Possible). My temporary 630M Grabber is under

I like to use the small yellow roles of modeling tape for holding parts down while soldering.

Place a small amount of solder in the hole, hold the pin with your finger and re melt the solder. Easy! 73 Roger G4IUP

How do you hold the pin with your finger, while also manipulating the iron and solder?

Hi please see:- ?/g/QRPLabs/message/19676 especially item No# 10 I do like a guessing game. GIVE US A CLUE What have you tried yourself ? Alan

I was finally home when 20M was open to test my QCX number 1773 on the air. It was a quick contest QSO with KY7M, Lee in Arizona. Supply voltage was 12.0 Volts and power out was 3 watts into the tuner

It's called Blu Tack here too and it's available in some hobby stores. There are a number of similar things available that are basically the same thing as well. W0EB