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Gary - no audio from the BPF p.pippi, thanks for that info.? Reset did nothing to help.

John, That, the slow fading up and down may still be part of firmware 1.08a. There's also a 'night mode' that dims the LED's brightness; I think in that mode QDX's LED does not fade up/down but

I am repairing a QDX -- One of the final BS170's (Q10) was blown. It appears to be working now, with the exception of the RED LED. When in TX, it slowly fades ON/OFF, at about 1 second intervals

Hi Mark, Try resetting the QCX. You find the reset in the ?other“ menu point. Use a 50Ohm Dummy load and go through the alignment menu points again. I had a similar problem. Make sure that when

When you adjust the BPF do you hear a tone?

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Thanks again for the help. Steps taken: * Confirmed connectivity from center of BNC through L1, L2 and L3 using DVM * Resoldered 1 & 2 taps for T1, and confirmed connectivity using DVM * Went into

Check each connection on the volume control. That can be a problem also. Did you have continuity from center pin on the BNC through L3?

Gary, no audio at all. Ron, I will re-check again the large windings on T1 to confirm connectivity.

Hello Hans Abi When I entered the 2200m or 630m or 4m values (not at the same time) transmit becomes disabled It was very late and I didn't push to solve it. tomorrow I'm returning to Istanbul, there

Hi, so, to summarize what it was said: 1. power the QDX connected via an USB cable to the PC. 2. On the PC run a terminal program, preferably Putty. 3. Connect to the QDX by choosing the QDX's COM

Jim. Note section 8.6 in the operating manual. Setting system time corrects clock drift. "If a GPS unit is available, then you can use the GPS calibration tools to calibrate this value (see below)."

I am using this at our radio club station, as well as my own FT8 setup and several of our POTA ops use it ... we are all VERY satisfied with the performance ... it is WELL WORTH the small fee ...

Like others have said, replacement is the best option. I'd suggest a chassis mount BNC connector attached to the end of the case and a couple of short pigtail leads to the PCB. These should be

You may want to try this one as well: https://www.maniaradio.it/en/bkttimesync.html -- 73, Rick VE7TK Website: https://www.ve7tk.epizy.com/

Thank you.

Same power supply, qcx plus. 40 rock solid. 20 looses time. 40 has txco, 20 does not.

I don't think epoxy will help. The pin needs to be electrically connected to the pin in the back. Looks like you'll need to replace the whole BNC jack on the mini. -- 73, Dan? NM3A

Mark, the level 6 BPF with no movement when adjusting C1 suggests that one or both ends of the large winding on T1 are not making contact. Ron [email protected]> wrote:

Ron, Well, the way this thing looses time, it would be imperative to keep the GPS plugged in when "whispering"! And the only problem I have doing that is by having the QLG2 plugged in, many of the