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I have found that QMX+ works great with most N1MM key combinations & shortcuts. However it does not appear to work for the primary function key assignments: F1 (CQ), F2 (exchange), F3 (TU), F4

My radio was a Hallicrafters SX100 Mike Krieger [email protected]> wrote:

Make a nozzle for a hair dryer and then when the rig is cold try heating up various components until the audio acts up. 73, Cliff, AE5ZA

I recapped and replaced out of spec. Carbon composition resistors and it brought it back to like new. If it has paper tubular caps they should go also. Mike Krieger [email protected]> wrote:

Sounds like old lit is to me. That’s where I would start. Mike Krieger [email protected]> wrote:

Heck, I have a venerable old Yaesu FT-101 up in my office. It has a weird audio gain problem I don't know how to diagnose, much less fix. The mechanical stuff I manage to take care of, like replacing

Update: 7/22/2024 Hans provided a new MPU at very reasonable cost. While doing a through clean-up of the board in preparation to install it, I found a whisker of solder between two pads on the MPU

Thanks to Hans and other for clarifying this. I guess I will be ordering a kit instead. 73, Robert OE7OER ________________________________ Sent: Tuesday, July 23, 2024 12:05:30 AM To:

My method described here is, I will admit, a bit obsessive, but whenever I'm setting up for a new band or antenna configuration, I use a nanoVNA to scope out the impedance match and SWR, and manually

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Back in the '70s, at my first job at MSC, we made microwave test fixtures using 1 inch square white alumina ceramic boards with gold metallization.? We etched the boards in-house. One of the

Hans: It would be helpful to enable mode control to easily select a tune mode using the volume control, mode select: So it would be: CW Digi SSB (hopefully soon!) Tune

Hello Hans. No the QMX is too efficient! I built the 9V version and output power vs supply voltage is: (Measured at 80 meters with a dummy load and a good scope) 9V 4.50W 8V 3.53W 7V 2.56W 6V 1.96W 5V

Reading the post by Dj Merrill, I totally agree. To use an ATU on the QMX/QMX+, go into the settings on the radio, Hardware Tests, then Tune SWR. Select the band you want to use, then press TUNE

For what it's worth. I ran into the same condition of high SWR between my QMX HB and a 50W PA.? Turned out to be a failing RF interconnect cable. Would work OK if the interconnect run was completely

http://amfone.net/Amforum/index.php?topic=13363.0 12 AE 10 compactron Beam P tube is a possible replacement? for the? 6T9. 110 V to? 240 V small step up transformers for isolation are readily

I have a QMX and a newly-built QRP Labs 50W PA that I want to use for FT8 on 20m. I'm powering the QMX with 10 V (a 13.2V LiFePo battery with a dropping regulator) to reduce the stress on its output

https://www.qsl.net/k5mba/6T9.html for a no semiconductor? 7 watt-ish single valve transmitter.? Makes the spares situation easier.? Of course the PSU is not on board. why do I have do all the

Chris, Many thanks for that, it looka good bit of kit Regards Geoff G0DDX

Hi Gunnar I have that on my list and want to implement it but I don't think I have time right now to do it for the next release... a lot of people are waiting for SSB and I should prioritize that, in