Don't ever recall seeing anything this thoughtful from #ARRL. Sad!
Don't ever recall seeing anything this thoughtful from #ARRL. Sad!
I have spent most of the day winding toroidal inductors.
17 toroidal inductors, 1 trifilar transformer, and two transformers wound on binocular cores.
I'm building the QRP Labs QMX+ transceiver. Nice to spend a day away from the computer screen.
Wer gerne morsen lernen möchte und festgestellt hat, dass der Morserino ausverkauft ist: Ab sofort gibt es den Nachfolger Morserino M32 Pocket. Bezug über QRPlabs. Ich habe mir mal ein Gerät bestellt und bin gespannt ...
Morserino-32 is a multi-functional Morse device (Keyer, Trainer, Decoder, even Transceiver etc.). It is ideal for learning and practicing Morse code, useful for everybody from beginner to high-speed pro. It comes with capacitive touch paddles, but also supports external paddles and an external straight key.
Thanks to Walt, K6OGO over at Costal Waves and Wires for the kind words about my Turret Mic which he used when reviewing the QMX+

My 80-10 QRP EFHW antenna is underway and have now planned to make a 12V PD trigger for the #QMX by #QRPLabs. Tested Rx on it with the Silicon City net on 40m, thanks to VU3JIM, you can see the short video at: https://tilvids.com/w/buA81p7KLsnFz88SR2AYfw
I am yet have to make the mic to test Tx, yet another trip to the market I guess.
Rx on the QMX
