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Hi, I am quite new to QRSS and this is my first post here. After few weeks of testing with a W3PM beacon I wanted to build a stand alone 30 meters beacon so after receiving the Hans kit I put is

Hi, This was posted to the Knights_QRSS group and I would urge members here who use Argo to reply to Alberto 73 Colin - G6AVK http://www.qsl.net/g6avk/ -- Fedora 17 (Beefy Miracle) - Beta

Colin, Thanks for the information on the .zip version. It looks good on my Win 7 64 bit system. 73s Steve G0XAR -- Wisdom demands a new orientation of science and technology towards the organic,

Hi All, Alberto I2PHD released another Argo 137 update the other day and the file is also in ZIP format now, his comments below: ######### I corrected one error in Argo and, maybe, another one.

Guys I had no problems running this new version on my Win7 laptop, but on my WinXP pro PC the same program closes itself down whenever I press the START button... Any ideas? Best regards, Jens

I used WinRAR, a freebie download, right click the file, choose "extract", done in a few seconds. Kurt

It's called Winrar, you can get it here http://www.rarlab.com/ 73 Derek.

My machine won't open the .rar files either. Any help would be welcome! George W4GFA

Colin, Thanks for this. I have been meaning to try it out. But I cannot extract files from archives with a .rar extension using Windows 7. What tool did you use. 73s Steve -- Wisdom demands a new

Hi, For those who are not members of the Knights QRSS group may find this of interest: ---------- Forwarded Message ---------- Subject: [Knightsqrss] Argo V1 build 137 Date: Monday 12 Mar 2012,

OM, Thats brilliant. I think you will be the first person to put a QRSS beacon from one of our kits aloft. I'll be very interested to find out what the results are. 73s Steve G0XAR -- Wisdom

After a group purchase of the QRSS Beacon I put the build off for several months and within the last few months I have built it up. After building and making sure that the kit is TX properly and that

Hello Dear Friends I've just completed my 30 m QRSS kit. There was no problem with freq adjustment and I started the beacon. For TX power adjusting I've used a simple field meter on to germanic

Hello All, Real quick and short, what kind of antennas are you guys using for the QRSS TX? I need a simple antenna as this will be a balloon beacon from time to time. If you have read any of my

Hi Harold, The microcontroller (ATTiny13 chip) contains a computer program which sets the keying speed by looking at the state of pins 5,6, and 7 of the AT Tiny and setting the speed accordingly. So

GD all, My last post was about power and alignment well I have that covered now it's time to set the keyer speed. I was able to find a 11 position rotatory switch that I will like to experiment with.

Hi Steve Did you make a an announcing in the Knightsqrss mail group? http://mail.cnts.be/mailman/listinfo/knightsqrss_cnts.be for info Do you know the grabber

Steve, It can take a while to be picked up by a grabber. Things to check :- Your beacon is transmitting within the 100 Hz QRSS sub band of the ham band you have built the beacon for. I guess 30

Over the course of the last couple of days, I've had my transmitter on the air for a combined total of about 18 hours. Yet I haven't been "grabbed" yet, so far as I know. Is this typical? I know a

Hi Harold, Congratulations on your build.....well done Yes you can use the 7.2 volt NiMH battery but you will need to reduce the voltage to 5 volts. Take a look at this Make magazine on how to make