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Hi all, I just completed the 5 watt amp kit and fired it up...glad to report no smoke but also no output. Turning the bias wide open did not do anything...I set the U3S at around 250mW before removing

And more.... http://www.instructables.com/id/The-Complete-understanding-made-simple-GPS-with-AR/ https://makezine.com/projects/make-37/gps/

James 2E0MUA wrote... I'm still waiting for a couple of GPS receivers from QRP Labs, but as others mentioned, you may need to convert TTL to RS-232. Other than that, you could just feed it into a

James Data from most GPS units is in the NEMA format. This is ASCII Text data strings. because GPS receivers run on either 5V or 3.3V you will need a ' level converter so that the 12V RS-232 data from

Wow, I opened a can... thanks for the replies. I will install 160m in slot 2 and 80m in slot 1. N1ESE

Well I never. Alan, I actually have a few of these in the bits and pieces draw that i bought some time ago for another project.. That saves on ordering and waiting for those now. Cheers, James.

Thank you Alan. I shall give those a go. Kindest, James. ________________________________ Sent: 17 October 2017 21:29 To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [QRPLabs] How can i see the raw data from the

James You need something like this https://www.ebay.com/i/381374541932?rt=nc (TTL to COM port) and there are many ways of seeing the output, a "simple" terminal program or one of the many utilities

Ah yes the old MAX232 chip, i once used that in a circuit to read the data from a fire alarm panel using a very basic organiser type gadget that i used to keep notes on etc. I'll look up the MAX232

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Hi James, if I remember correctly most GPS output RS232 or similar. I converted the serial data from a GPS 'puck' to TTL using a MAX232 chip or similar then read it as a serial port with an Arduino

You seem to be creating your own rules and regulations. PeterO G0DZB

Hello to all. Is there a piece of software that will interpret and show on the laptop the raw data string of the GPS data from the GPS module.? If so, how is it done. My question comes from using an

Inventing such 'questions' invents tempting opportunities for pontification and complication. Not needed. Resist temptation. Ofcom's valid core concern is that persons of limited proven knowledge

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Is this one of those "It's-better-to-ask-for-forgiveness-than-permission"? Jack, W8TEE From: G0DZB <g0dzb@...> To: [email protected] Sent: Tuesday, October 17, 2017 3:36 PM Subject: Re:

If you've read IR-2028 you have no doubt discovered that it is totally devoid of any useful information to help in answering your question. PeterO G0DZB

You could ask your club's DRM to forward this question to the appropriate RSGB Committee . Oh... hang on a moment .... :-) PeterO G0DZB RSGB DRM for North Essex.

Given that no one seems to ask questions when they run kilowatt linear it's a moot point. Whilst I take your point I am inclined towards the least said soonest mended method of policing this. David

Here’s an interesting question. Are UK Foundation licence holders allowed to build QRP Labs kits? Ofcom guidelines state: "Holders of the Foundation Licence have demonstrated only limited technical