Major QMX Operator Flaw Exposed

QMX non culpa, mea culpa! I thought I was smart. I have a physics degree; college taught us 1970s long-haired layabouts 3 ways to build an atomic bomb. But half a century later I make simple errors with my ham radio equipment. The fault is mine and not QRP Labs brilliant little QMX transceiver. In … Continue reading Major QMX Operator Flaw Exposed →

I waited 6 months for my factory assembled QRP Labs QMX to arrive – was it worth the wait? Really?

Was it worth the wait? Oh, yes! Let me say up front that I could have ordered the kit version and received it much faster, but my aging eyes just aren't up to the job of all that delicate soldering work. But, eventually, it arrived and I couldn't be more pleased. So how am I … Continue reading I waited 6 months for my factory assembled QRP Labs QMX to arrive – was it worth the wait? Really? →

Snow and Freezing Spray – QRP Madness

Saturday 7th January was the date of the first Polar Bear Moonlight Madness Event (PBMME) of the year. In fact, as a new member of the group, it was my first ever PBMME. The group is called the Polar Bear QRP Ops. It is an amateur radio group who are active with portable QRP operation … Continue reading Snow and Freezing Spray – QRP Madness →