Good Morning All, I was informed of a little party that is tomorrow. It is called the Skeeter Hunt. It is for QRP Hams and I thought the QCX would be perfect for that. They have both phone and CW so w

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Thanks for that great write-up, Lou. I stumbled around with all sorts of CW training until I found LCWO a couple years ago. I had to give everything up for a while, but I am back, and landed back ther

That is a great idea, Jerry. I fly RC planes and such and use those XT60 all over those batteries. They are good connectors and can't be plugged in backwards, nor shorted (given that they were soldere

I agree 100%, Jim, I just got mine yesterday. Slapped it together overnight. I haven't done the firmware yet, but got it plugged into my computer. I have a metal roof, so GPS lock took a bit longer, b

I understand your perspective Hans, and would tend to agree. But I must admit, I believe there are a large number of us out here that would be willing to finance that endeavor if you were willing. Aga

Hans, your skill of writing is only super seceded by your ability to created exceptional HAM radio products. I'm not sure whether your writing or your ability to McGyver things is second on your list.

Great to see yet another excellent improvement from Hans and QRP Labs. I just ordered 3 of the QLG2 modules, to replace one in use, one for a yet to be built clock, and one for the QCX+ have yet to bu

John, I'm in the "basement" of a split level house. One floor and a metal roof over that and I still routinely have 8-11 satellites. Do like Curt said, just try it out. You may need to find a good spo

Howdy Pete, I have built 5 QCX originals, I think. Two for me and at least two for others, maybe three. I'd offer to finish your Ultimate, but if you are in any kind of rush, like before Thanksgiving,

I'm with Hans, I have my clock set up with the QLG1 and can connect quite easily to 9-13 satellites. Mind you, it is located on the bottom floor of a split level house, with a metal roof. Yes, it is a

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One of the T37s of mine broke also. Mine is in at least 4 pieces. Can that still be glued together, or would I need a new one?

Thank you for the information Hans, I wonder if I got that first email that went to my spam folder, which has since emptied from that time. I'll be checking it, the spam folder, regularly to watch for

Howdy Hans, and all, I ordered my 80 meter QCX+ on May 15th, and got the paypal receipt, but not an order confirmation from QRP Labs. I don't have an order number associated with the Paypal receipt, s

John, I ordered on the 15th too! I wonder how many between Paul and us?

Happy Father's Day Hans. Take a little time off and spend it with the family. Time you'll never get back. Thank you for all you do!

Thanks Jim, It turns out an individual as offered to check it out for me. If he has no luck, and you are still interested, I'll let you know. Thanks again. This thread can be put on hold for now. Than

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Thanks Skip, I got your email and have some on the way now.

Howdy all, I'm building my second clock kit (with GPS) and mounting it in a custom box. I need to mount the buttons remotely so I don't have to open the box any time I want to make an adjustment. I'm

Dave, I tried to switch it with practice mode on and off. No difference. I think the issue is way before the output areas. My voltages are off all over the board, as noted above. I can't even trust th

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Thanks Alan, I should clarify that this rig worked perfectly until I let a friend borrow it. He plugged it in and tuned his antenna, but discovered it didn't have any power output. He tried my 20 mete

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