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Me too! Code Quick was a fantastic way to learn the code.

Hi Jens For now at least its even simpler than that: Non-QCX to Non-QCX 1 point Non-QCX to QCX? ? ? 3 points QCX to non-QCX? 1 point QCX to QCX? ?3 points? Hope to catch you on Monday for 3

Hi Olaf Love the post. And the hunter/B-52 analogy. But what is "KI" please? 73 Hans G0UPL http://qrp-labs.com

Hi Alan :), After I start JS8CALL, I monitor ALL.TXT. A simple graphing tool could monitor propogation by plotting 'snr' of the individual stations. Another tool could present live conversations. Both

Haha...ok.. welcome to the ultmate world of? KI driven? full automated contest... The advantage is... it is easy to teach a KI to fulfill the bandplans... ?? but this mode is a add on to FT-8 ...

Dear Peter, good idea to simplify. To state it even clearer, does that mean: QCX to non-QCX 1 Point non-QCX to QCX 1 Point QCX to QCX 3 Points Right? 73 de Jens, DG2FDD

Gary, The U3S is for WSPR, among many other modes. Can be setup for all bands, just one or many sequentially. http://qrp-labs.com/ultimate3/u3s.html The manuals are comprehensive, help from this group

Hi Samuli Did you connect a wire from the DVM pin to the power supply? Forgetting this is the most common reason for empty icon... 73 Hans G0UPL http://qrp-labs.com wrote:

Hello Allison Three things that kill MOSFETS fast, as in BANG! With the MOSFETs I was using I didn't think any of those should apply. I think sloppy layout and the enormous gate capacitance may have

I bookmarked the quick code web site home page for consideration. ThanksChrisKK6LOPchrisbuyer@...

Hi Hans I applaud your ingenuity and QRO does have its place alongside QRP – a lot of us do both. In regard to exploding mosfets, about 15 years ago a good friend, with my dubious assistance, built

Three things that kill MOSFETS fast, as in BANG! Excessive gate drive, Excessive drain voltage, Excessive drain current. Pick any one! FYI 25V to 28V is the ceiling for 100V fets under most high SWR

Based on astute observation and several private email My choice of ...7076... The QCX QRP? DSB? FT8? 40m Water Hole was a very bad choice ?Now ... until further agreed upon :>) Call 7086 The QCX

Andy / Graham Ok, Not an audience? of one. Just a very niche blog.... Regarding the general drivel, are you not interested in seeing somebodies Utube Xmas day excitement to unboxing their

Thanks Graham, I think my Google fu must of being on vacation Not sure how the NT7S work passed me by, unless I assumed it was matching hits for the WSPR code.. I'll have a look, libraries are

Hi John, Hi John, No problem on typo, I'm guilty as well. The 428 runs 8051 architecture?? it's good, but I wondering if reliving the 1990's was the solution. I remember the first time, where all the

YES ! I love the idea on Monday April the 29th =) I will be ready on my OCX-20 as /P outside my apartment front door in my camp folding chair and table with a fresh set of AA batteries in the holder

Karlis, Thank you Your point of view and first hand experience is most welcome More research on my part will take place 73 John N3AAZ

John, it's super hard to understand a word of what you're writing, but, if you're transmitting FT8 in DSB modulation, you're definitely polluting the band with the unwanted sideband which cannot be

I'm new to Wspr. I plan to buy a QRP Labs kit for Wspr. Is there a tutorial on how to set it up and use it? And which one should I purchase?Regards, Gary Bernard W0CKI