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Colin, I use WSPRWATCH for iPhone by Peter Marks, a free app. I brought up your Call and there are many spots, see the attached map. Looks like it’s working good. I can send you a station listing if

@Uli ... many thanks for this reference!!? The key was this line in Hans' write-up: I can't tell you how many times I went through the "Update Driver" procedure and just didn't see the "Let me Pick

I have seen a little about the telemetry provided by the TELE command but I am a little confused as to the entire protocol. Right now I want to see if I have a GPS lock on a remote UB4. I am finding

Unless you operate from a fighter plane, I can't imagine any need to be concerned with this. Sitting on a less than sturdy desk, on tile floor at ground level, no vibration. I can't imagine issues

That's essentially what JS8call is -- using the free text packets of the FT8 protocol for a more normal (albeit slow) QSO.

There is something to be said about the +15 dB processing gain of FT8 and varying amounts with all of the JT modes. (or 25 dB if you compare to SSB). I actually am a ragchewer when I am able, which

You can always use the 13 character free text mode of FT8 to have a regular (non-contest) QSO at about the equivalent of 5 WPM. ?Just pick a clear frequency well away from the usual FT4/8 watering

Hi Gary I am a relatively new ham, and I am the opposite, I love digital mode comms, but not into CW / phone I do like RTTY / psk31 / js8call but can’t find much local activity for them, when I do

There is a need for a definitive list of software and modes that work with the QDX / QCX We know WSJT-x, JS8Call work I believe someone has got FLDigi working with some modes The QDX can’t do PSK,

I'm like Dave. The digital modes don't interest me at all.? I've been a ham since 1954 and pretty much active since then. I'm really old, 81. I agree, if it brings new people to the hobby then it's

I'm like Dave. Been a ham since 1954 and really old. 81 But still active on CW and SSB. The digital

Well Dave, I'm 33 and I am pretty immune to it.? I tried it a couple times a couple years ago... not my thing.? I like JS8 Call but not FT8.? The QDX can be used for more than just FT8 though.

I must be old enough to be immune to FT8, etc. Built two digital xcvrs, played with them during the winter in Florida a year ago, got bored and have both ready to be given away to any club member.

If you use silicone try to find the "neutral cure" type, which does not emit (as much of) the vinegar-smelling fumes when it cures.

I’ve been using a Trail Friendly End Fed antenna originally made by Dale Parfitt and now distributed by LNR. It doesn’t need an antenna tuner on 20/40 or a counterpoise. 41’ feet long. Throw it

Hot melt may be a better choice, since most silicone RTV adhesives release acetic acid as they cure. 73 Jim N6OTQ wrote:

Or hot melt glue 73, Willie N1JBJ

Thanks Hans, I found them now and the drawings are perfect for my needs! Wish you all the best 73, Razvan DL2ARL

Hi Guys, I am busy building the QRP 50w amplifier for the QCX+.? As you are all aware there are quite a few low pass inductor filters and transformers on the board.? What would be the best way to

Agreed. I like FT4 as well for the points you make. I think making FT4 a bit different by adding a "contest field" would be interesting. For example, this weekend there were stations calling CQ LCT on