Bonjour Gilles, Are you using the internal antenna or an external one on your QLG ? If you are using an external one, did you fit R10 and L3 ? Best 73's Martin 9V1RM

#gps

as an FYI - here is what I hear over 24 hours skimming all bands on FT8 and FT4 from a urban environment and using an LZ1AQ wideband amplificator. https://pskreporter.info/pskmap.html?preset&callsign=

Hi Hans, I have neither the equipment nor the knowledge to measure the performance of one receiver vs. another one but what I can tell is that anything my K3 hears, both my QS1R and Red Pitaya also he

oh no don't get me wrong : I admire the work that went into it, I would just not recommend going this route when you can achieve the same by just flashing a microsd card and do onboard FT8 / WSPR deco

Look great ! But if anyone is looking at achieving 8 bands FT8 skimming I would recommend the use of a single Red-Pitaya that will achieve the same and perform on-board decoding. 73’s Martin 9V1RM

Hi, Marina Square mall and i12 Katong mall both have music instrument shops. Should be pretty easy to find. 73’s 9V1RM

Hi Thomas, That sounds great ! Thanks a lot ! 73's Martin 9V1RM

Hi, Looks nice ! Do you only sell them or would you share the STL file as well ? 73’s Martin 9V1RM

Reverse Beacon Network http://www.reversebeacon.net/ 73 Martin 9V1RM

Hi, it's not that we got redirected but if the item is US based, ebay will add the internation shipping fees. For me that would translate in an additional 27,41 USD ... 73's Martin 9V1RM

Hi, - are you using an external antenna ? If yes do you feed the 3.3v to power it to the center pin ? - do you see any NMEA sequence? 73’s M

#qlg

Hi Daniel, I learned by using the Koch method. You start with just 2 characters and keep adding as you master them. The key for me was to learn at an average speed (i started with 18 WPM before going

#qcx

Hi Manfred, What is the beautifull key on you picture ? It looks so small and exactly like the kind of key I'm always looking for ! 73's Martin 9V1RM

Hi, Might be more expensive but the best way in my opinion to setup an 8 band wspr receiver/transceiver is by using a Red Pitaya with Pavel's WSPR image ( http://pavel-demin.github.io/red-pitaya-notes

Hi Bill, Hi TrueBlue ! Thanks to both for your confirmation. Looks like this is the technic i will also be using. All pictures taken using an iPhone 7: it’s rather incredible what type of pictures thi

#u3s

After using an entry level Weller for 20 years I recently upgraded to the Ersa i-CON Nano. It's extremely fast to heat up and you can easily change the tips. I did consider the Haiko 888 but here in S