yep Have a great day, --... ...--Dale - WC7S in Wy To: 4sqrp@... From: wa0itp@... Date: Sat, 4 Jan 2014 08:03:35 -0600 Subject: [4sqrp] Cyclone on 7120 Anyone around for a

Anyone around for a signal report on this warm Winter day? ---------------------------------- Back to the bench, Winter's too valuable to waste. I love this radio stuff ! 72

Rick, I used Far a few years ago. At that time he did the processphotographically (still does except for ExpressPCB) . I wouldsubmitt my negative artwork for the PCBs. The board quality wasgood and

I know this is an old thread, but Chuck thanks for this information. Futurlec's pricing is very good. We had a couple projects at work some time ago where I used ExpressPCB to make some boards. I

A thought I have is if you want to go for the "built in" look is to get a small converter board and install it in the rig itself. Here are a couple options that indicate they are

I strongly recommend that nobody buys a Prolific USB as I have also suffered a lot of problems with them. (or what I thought was Prolific, they may have been the unlawful copy) It is highly possible

I second that Bruce...........and as per Terry's note this AM, tnx to all the kitters packing kits for 4SQRP......making the OzarkCon a reality! tnx OMs. Unc Phil in Lawrence

Jim - Two wires were plenty heavy enough and fit well with the connector I was using. Plus, I was just powering a flat screen monitor - not arc welding! Otherwise, yes. You are correct. Bruce -

Actually, in that case, you should have paralleled the 2 red wires and the 2 black wires. Just using one red and 1 black you diminished the current capacity of the p/s. They had them paralleled for

Roy - Recently I purchased a similar power supply and when I cut the plug, there were FOUR wires. Two red and two black. Both had the proper voltage and ohmed out that the two red and the two

Only 91 days left until Ozarkcon. I'm marking off the calendar... Bruce - KK0S

I just posted this note on QRP-L. For those who don't subscribe to QRP-L I'm reposting it here. We have a great bunch of volunteers in the Group. Pse take time to thank all of our volunteers via

Nice net this morning, thanks to all who checked in. We had two firsttimers on the net, KC2EE, thank you Sid, and WC7s, thank you Dale. We had8 checkins with 6 states represented. Teh morning net

Anyone in the Wichita area that will be going to or close to the Columbus, KS area anytime soon? I have an oscilloscope here for Wayne Dillon, KC0PMH, that's really too heavy to ship and he wasn't

Sri I didnt make the announcement last night. I becomne involced in fixinng a couple web pages and spaced out. Cu at 8:30 ---------------------------------- Back to the bench, Winter's too

Definitely what Wayne said. Make sure you DO NOT get one with the Prolific chip set, especially one made in China. The Chinese illegally copied Prolific's chips and driver software. Prolific

Hi Paul, No reason why not, mine does. Get one with the FTDI (if I remember the nomenclature correctly) chip, NOT the Prolific Chip. Enjoy. Happy new year to all Wayne - KC0PMH --

Another one that works exceedingly well is made by IO Gear, it cost about $20, at work with multitudes of serial devices they always worked which can't be said for the chap units. -- Cecil - k5nwa <

Hey Paul! Speaking from a computer guy, a USB-Serial adapter should work, assuming you get the right kind. Best one would be one that uses the FTDI chip rather than the

I bought a warbler 80 from a nice ham and want to get on the 4SQRP net... Will a USB to serial adapt work? My little laptop does not have a serial port or do I need to find an older laptop with a