Thanks Alan Lots of good info there. One point though - reconfiguring QLG2 output sentences is NOT required to work with QRP Labs products. The QLG2 will work with any QRP Labs products in the last 6

Martin, I have switched back and forth thousands of times. So yesterday I hooked up both QCX's to different antennas. One on 7.026 and the other on 7.020. I set a memory on both but, one signed /P. I

Tom, No connection with your question but I have a few notes about the module here https://sites.google.com/site/g4zfqradio/incircuitprogramatmel168#h.tpm1l60t46z 73 Alan G4ZFQ

Hi Tom Yes, sort of... Certain NMEA sentences got renamed. For example the most important sentence is $GPRMC which contains date, time, location and fix status. Really, "GP" stands for "GPS", the

Is the new QLG2 serial output a superset of the QLG1 serial output? I am guessing the same NMEA sentences are output, plus some new NMEA sentences beginning with $BD, and maybe

Any simpler mods to conver it to ssb compatible?

I like that reply. It goes along with my favorite: Sure, go ahead. Plug it in and see if it works! But on the serious side, I appreciate the detailed explanation you took the time to write. Brian

I'll fall to my favorite answer for things like this... >> Try it and let us know... Never had anyone do that. << IRF520 is higher current device due to lower RDS on (saturated switching not RF)

And you can call it a Gummyload!

I got married while attending Aviation Electronics school at NAS Memphis years ago. I walked into the lab and the instructors (civilian - former military) asked me if I had gotten married over the

Good idea Curt. Jim

Thanks Dan. Did you try the HST in single paddle mode or side swiper (cootie)? I am looking at the Kent SP-1 and the Begali Simplex. From all reports, Cooties are terrible. As far as the QCX problem,

Ciao Giuseppe. Now it makes sense to me! I just misunderstood the wiring. 73 de Jakob aa0jr

Jim Well if it works just setting it slightly slower, you have a solution. Each rig may provide a slightly different delay in the sidetone or keying rate, that messes with our brain. Take your time

I have not tried it but remember some discussion about others trying this. You might think the IRF520, 530 etc look attractive due to the higher power rating but this is for DC and low frequency

Jim, Kent makes a great key. Begali makes an excellent key that's a work of art. N3ZN makes a great key too. On the single lever, consider trying one before you splurge. I tried Cookie's Begali HST.

Hi Hans,, further to my quest to get my 40m QCXmini to switch between Tx and Rx in WSPR mode, under wsjt-x control using the CAT commands; I have found that the 'KY XXXX' CW send command gets ignored

good evening Jakob, actually that. he saw is the top photo of the dummy load with DVM test clamps for the te sion, i send you another photo .73 iu8eun

Mike, have you switched antennas while receiving ? That could give some indication already. On transmission I also noted not only differences in signal strength but also some beacons did come up with

I was buying a supply of IRF510 transistors for Q1 and Q2 replacements. They are rated at 43 watts. Has anyone tried the IRF520? They are rated at 60 watts. What else would need changing in the