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Re: QDX pairs nicely with the Micro PA50
I have used my QDX with a WA2EBY amp with a COR (carrier-operated relay) function.? So far, there has not been an issue.? Before the amp keys up, the antenna is connected to the output of the QDX.?
By Evan Hand · #98114 ·
Re: TCXO with U3S
Thanks ... Hans. And Sverre. Looks like a perfect fit. Wes -- wes377@...
By Wes Smith · #98113 ·
Re: QDX pairs nicely with the Micro PA50
Speaking of sequencing (which makes a lot of sense), with the PTT hooked up, is there a setting in configuration to delay transmission for x time ? (The other Joshua) HI - sure send me an Alex link !
By James C. Hall, MD WB4YDL · #98112 ·
Re: QLG2 Coax Specs?
Found exactly what I needed on Amazon - a 10 foot length of Amphenol RG174 and a female-female connector. Tnx all for the suggestions. -- Jim / K7TXA Eagle, ID SKCC 10447 BUG 301
By Jim Bennett / K7TXA · #98111 ·
Re: QDX pairs nicely with the Micro PA50
Mr. Ellis, the reason I ask is the same reason Donald made his comment.? The QDX is a bit sensitive to poor impedance matches on its output so when you transmit and the amp is figuring out what to do
By Joshua KJ7LVZ · #98110 ·
Re: QDX pairs nicely with the Micro PA50
Donald, That makes great sense. Do you have any specific examples of what has actually happened to a radio in this configuration? I will have to play with the PTT port and see how it does. Joshua
By Joshua Ellis N5FY · #98109 ·
Re: QDX pairs nicely with the Micro PA50
Joshua KJ7LVZ Yes, RF sense for TX and band selection. As Donald points out, maybe an issue? The amp does have a PTT port and even a menu for selection between either "ICOM" or "XEIGU" but not sure
By Joshua Ellis N5FY · #98108 ·
Re: QDX pairs nicely with the Micro PA50
James, Yes, it's a voltage and amp controlled board, found on Aliexpress a while back. Shoot me a note if you need a link. KO4AWH@... The Case is indeed printed. I designed it for a quick means
By Joshua Ellis N5FY · #98107 ·
Re: Si5351a issues with frequency resolution (step size) at 144MHz (or even lower frequencies)
Ron, I don't know if any links exist to the original Clockbuilder Desktop, but I have the installation .zip file and can send you a copy if you need one. I've used it and the new Clockbuilder Pro. The
By Bob Atkins · #98106 ·
Re: Si5351a issues with frequency resolution (step size) at 144MHz (or even lower frequencies)
Ron,? try it: Adafruit-Si5351 ( https://learn.adafruit.com/adafruit-si5351-clock-generator-breakout/pinouts?view=all ) step to Software -- Gyula HA3HZ
By HA3HZ · #98105 ·
Re: USB Clock Power? #clock #gps
Wiring diagram
By Howard AC1MN · #98104 ·
Re: QLG2 Coax Specs?
If you go to the Superbat WWW site you can order a premade coax feeder of the length you require. https://www.rfsupplier.com/ -- Compton VK2HRX Sydney, Australia
By Compton · #98103 ·
Re: USB Clock Power? #clock #gps
Hi Willie, No, never bothered to write this up as its final design is still not done. Are they ever? Case lettering, serial/USB ports, and PPS ports are on the list. Also, the CAD used for the case
By Howard AC1MN · #98102 ·
Re: QLG2 Coax Specs?
Here's one Jim. It's 15' so a little longer than you were looking for but not too bad...
By Ronald Taylor · #98101 ·
Re: QDX on packet radio ?
Heck I was and other were running BPQ back in the 90's. A great AX25 packet switch along with the famous F6FBB BBS software. -- - 73 de Andy -
By - Andy - · #98100 ·
Re: QCX+ toroid wire length
I appreciate all the help.? I have enough information to figure it out. Thanks to all!
By Gary Palmer <gpalmer.ee@...> · #98099 ·
Re: QLG2 Coax Specs?
The supplied coax is usually RG174. But any 50 Ohm stuff as an extension will do. -- - 73 de Andy -
By - Andy - · #98098 ·
QLG2 Coax Specs?
I¡¯d like to place my QLG2 antenna just outside my shack; already have a conduit in place for several antenna coax runs. Unfortunately, the supplied coax for the GPS is about three meters too short.
By Jim Bennett / K7TXA · #98097 ·
Re: Si5351a issues with frequency resolution (step size) at 144MHz (or even lower frequencies)
Bob, It looks as though to generate signals in the 144mhz range, the Si5351 will be using a fixed output divider of 6.? A simple Si5351 library that uses fixed point and does nothing fancy but does
By Ron Carr · #98096 ·
Re: QCX Mini 40m RX birdies
I have built many QCX minis. I have never noticed this before, but then, I never looked before either. However, once I noticed the one at 7,052 after I had replaced the SI5351A, I started wondering.
By mike/w1mt · #98095 ·