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What fantastic news and so thoroughly deserved! Hope to see you again soon Hans. 73s Ted 2E0THH

Congratulations, Hans, on your much deserved recognition by ARRL for your contributions to our hobby. You are the 2024 ARRL Technical Innovation Award recipient. Here-here!

Hello Karl Heinz I already discovered a way, in the SteppIR controller project, for a terminal session closure to be detected in the firmware. So if you close PuTTY (or other) then the QMX firmware

SADLY, the problem is back. My options for a solution are becoming less clear. I thought I had resolved the issue but no joy. When I put the top on the QMX+ the problem returned. It seems that slight

Hans Summers wrote: Maybe they sent your award plaque to Sussex England. :-)

Hi Dick Yes, I added turn off command to my Dev list. But for turning back on again you'd have to arrange some hardware like the relay I suggested. 73 Hans

Hi Krzysztof I always ask people to check everywhere, they have even been found stuck inside the 3.5mm jack (would not apply on the kit you have, as that socket is in another bag anyway). In 90% of

It is absolutely deserved! In addition to the amazing devices from QRP labs, I am blown away by the fact that these are affordable, high quality electronics, and come in kit form. Cheers!

Hello, before assembly I count all components and arrange them on a special silicone pad with tabs. No element could be lost without my control. This capacitor was not in the bag. Krzysztof SQ9GIN

As it seems to becoming "more and more official" I will express my apologies for having doubted you'd win *this* year! ?Congratulations are well deserved.

Thanks Ron. I'll give it a try, UNFORTUNATELY, my issue is with the switch portion of the encoder and I doubt that this will be a fix. -- 73, Rick VE7TK Website: https://www.ve7tk.ca/ (

Hi John LT6231 is a dual op-amp and a drop-in replacement for the LM4562 with no other circuit changes. 73 Hans G0UPL http://qrp-labs.com https://buymeacoffee.com/g0upl gmail.com@groups.io>

LT6231 is a dual opamp, see the datasheet. gmail.com@groups.io> wrote:

John, Is the LT6231 a "drop-in" replacement for the legacy op amp? If not, can the QMX hardware be modified to accommodate this upgrade? /g/QRPLabs/message/131334 You can finish

LTC6230 is single LTC6232 is dual and LTC6232 is quad. 73 Ross 6

Good!? I'm glad you found the issue, much simpler fix... And before you do lots of work on the receiver, listen to it and see if it has good sensitivity. And take a look at the QMX operation manual -

Curious, why would you think that is an upgrade? And the LT6231 is a single op-amp device, and the current devices on the QMX are dual op-amps, so no, it is not a drop-in replacement.

There is no matching requirement for the four BS170s, so there is no benefit to replacing them all. Be aware that transient high SWR that can occur with an ATU causes voltages at the BS170 that

As someone else mentioned it could be a nearby FM station. ?I do a lot of technical troubleshooting at a ham friends house who live close to an FM broadcast station (probably within a mile or two of

HELLO!? Is the LT6231 a "drop-in" replacement for the legacy op amp? If not, can the QMX hardware be modified to accommodate this upgrade? Kindest regards, John, W9NET