On Fri, Jun 25, 2021 at 02:53 AM, Dennis Klipa wrote: Looks like a great tool at a good price but I couldn't find it with a US supplier.Here's one on Amazon. Maybe not the same manufacturer, but

Dennis, I've found it now (110v version) on the Newark site for you: https://www.newark.com/tenma/21-8240/vacuum-desoldering-iron/dp/26K1984 Trystan G0KAY

Rob, I totally agree. Even I'm German and we have date format dd.mm.yyyy I always prefix file names with yyyy-mm-dd, as this allows me to sort them in chronological order even if some OS copy actions

Jesus Christ on Toast (love the handle, BTW) - Ça n'a pas de bon sens! First of all, Dominique didn't complain, he was asking for advice. Secondly, a single SMT capacitor could very well cost the

I used that logical format - but without the hyphens - that for all my school work back in high school from probably around '68 to '72. I still use it in filenames such as test data files that are

Dennis, I hope you find yourself a 110V version. There is one on eBay, but I would be very wary unless you trust the seller. We never know what shortcuts in electrical safety were made. Here it is, as

It just goes to show how inconsistent the world is. In math, the proper date format would be: yyyy-mm-dd Thus, the numbers change from right to left. As the right most value maxes out, the next

On Fri, Jun 25, 2021 at 05:51 AM, Jesus Christ on Toast wrote: TOUS les fabricants de kits depuis le début des temps s'efforcent de s'assurer que toutes les pièces sont fournies. Mais c'est aussi

TOUS les fabricants de kits depuis le début des temps s'efforcent de s'assurer que toutes les pièces sont fournies. Mais c'est aussi une partie du territoire dont une partie peut parfois me manquer,

Definitely! I’d do it, but first I’d like to know whether it’s possibile the CPU might be partly damaged, i.e. ISP is simply accessing its internal memory but the part that should actually run

You actually made me realize I did remove L5 a long time ago to reposition it under the PCB as per the modification appeared on https://qrp-labs.com/qcx/qcxmods.html , only I somehow failed to

Here's the link on Thingiverse https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4893740

No, that’s a final. This is the T/R switch. I can check though.

On Thu, Jun 24, 2021 at 07:17 AM, Bill M wrote: I haven't used my QCX+ 40 meter rig in a few weeks and I decided to turn it on and calibrate it with the GPS unit. It has gone kaput. Its making a

C41 is on the output of the 5 volt regulator in parallel with C39 another .1 uF. It doesn't look critical for sure. You could ad one if you like anywhere next to the regulator that would fit nicely.

On Thu, Jun 24, 2021 at 11:38 PM, Caron Dominique wrote: Et en inspectant à la loupe les composants CMS, j’ai remarqué que le condensateur C41 n’est plus présent sur la plaquette pcb…Hello

For those of you that do not want to tie up a DVM with the dummy load to read the voltage when doing RF power measurements, I have used a QRPLabs Clock unit and the temperature probe inputs simply

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CVD4pugOFig

Here's a 2 amp BMS on eBay. Just search this title: 3S 2A 9.6V LiFe LiFePO4 18650 3.2V Battery BMS Pack Charger Protection PCB Board Glory to God in the highest, and on earth peace, good will

Translation via Google: I am an amateur radio operator from the north of France, and my callsign is F5ERS. A few days ago, I received my QCX mini 20m kit and I was going to start it tonight ... And