I wondered about that too, but I suspect it’s with the other end unterminated. If you terminate it in 50 ohms, it should read 50 ohms in all settings, but that’s not a good test of whether or not

Mike, I bought an LC100A LCR meter a few years back. It was $10 sent direct from China, but I assume that price is higher now. There is no case, and it did require the replacement of a toroid core

Ed, Thanks for this info. But just about there, is where I loose track of res vs imp. https://qrpkits.com/files/41dBAttenuatorV2_20190306.pdf In the manual for the stepped attenuator from Pacific

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Hi A good source http://www.lc-variable.eu/index.php?lang=en regards muhsin TA1MHS 73

Hey. I built the antenna from this paper: https://www.oevsv.at/export/oevsv/technik-folder/oe5_vm/bin/yalo.pdf Instead of using a copper loop I'm using a 1,5mm wire of 10m length. It's formed like

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I built and use a Barb-a-Watt and I prefer it to my old QRP0Meter. I also built Barb's V1.02 uSDX and that's a great implementation of that QRP SDR transceiver design approach. -- 73 KD8CGH

On Sat, Feb 5, 2022 at 07:32 PM, K8ar Ben wrote: The metal piece on top with the cross cuts in it is what turns right? Yes, that's exactly right. It should take no more effort than you can

Great video Steve, can't wait to see the toroids wound. It will be my first time doing them when my V3 ships.

Bought my Barb-a-Watt meter a couple of months ago to accompany my QCX-mini: an excellent pair! Didn't come with a case, so had one 3D printed. Can’t say enough good things about the meter.

Hans, thank you for an update! Please, if there is a need to serve some less patient clients, you can delay my order #54150 for several months as I still have four QCX minis to build from order from

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In your manual look the parts list. Check the capacitor section for the band specific caps and compare the ones in your kit with the list. There was a small bag the band specific caps were packed in

I find that by printing out the schematic LARGE, like 11x17, I have room to scribble notes while adjusting and troubleshooting as to voltages, signal levels, etc., for later reference. This, and

Mine must be turned all the way ccw because my sound has almost disappeared. The metal piece on top with the cross cuts in it is what turns right? Like I said I place my screwdriver in it and twist it

Sorry I misread the original post. I thought you were talking about a QCX. Ron

Giuseppe in another thread, in your message from Feb 3 #79888 I see that you already have a very, very nice U3S setup in an expert build case with the good old GPS receiver from Hans. In this

Mine works fine into 50 ohms, but into 25 or 100 ohms, it reads only ~1.4:1, so it significantly under-reports a VSWR of 2.0:1 Have not tried other simulated VSWRs, but I'm pretty unhappy with the