QCX+ the new QRP Labs 5W transceiver kit 

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which one would choose for beginning if you only had one kit?

@@Max27653 I would buy the qcx+ putting it the communication port for the GPS was a pain plus you could add a 3s Lipo battery inside the + and it would a lot of fun. It looks like it would be easier to build. I also built a copper heat sink for my QCX as well; the qcx plus addresses that as well. Even though bigger it looks like a great unit.

Hi Paul, yes. If it thinks it receives a character and the pattern of dits and days doesn't match any letter or number etc., then it shows a * on the display. I get very good feedback on the CW decoder in QCX. It tracks both keying speed changes and amplitude changes. Nevertheless if the other station sends poor Morse, or is weak, or if there is a lot of interference, then decoding is difficult. And nothing beats the well-trained human ear!

Hi Dennis, the AGC module was developed quite some time after QCX+ and QCX-mini. This is one reason why it is not included.

It's a Palm Radio Pico Paddle.

P.S. Palm Radio are not trading online at the moment and they keys are hard to find

A few weeks, hopefully... I am about to start kit production. See qrp-labs.com/qcxmini and scroll down to see the 4 updates, there are lots of photos and details on those pages!

People use a lot of different supplies, there's no hard and fast rule... you generally want about 12-13.8V and 1A. In my opinion linear regulated supplies are best, because modern switched mode supplies are often noisy and will ruin radio reception. 73 Hans

Yes there is. The format is fixed but the delimiter character is configurable. You can use any character you want. Default is comma. But you could choose decimal point, space, or anything else you wish.

@@QRPLabs Thanks. Do you offer a kit 20v power supply for the 50w amplifier?

@@relaxationmeditations5367 unfortunately not. Several people have reported success with power supplies for old laptops which are often around the right specs

@@QRPLabs Last question: Do you have provisions for an internal speaker? Thanks for your time.

@@relaxationmeditations5367 there isn't an internal speaker and I don't supply a kit for one. However I do supply a Dev Kit see shop.qrp-labs.com/qcxpdev which is a large PCB with a 0.1-inch matrix of plated through-holes, and pin header connections to strategic places on the main QCX+ PCB, including power and audio. It mounts on 4 spacers (screws etc supplied). The 3.5mm audio jacks have internal switches too which are also accessible via pads so it would be possible to switch an internal audio amp like that. The QCX+ is designed for easy modifications! The Dev board could be a place to install a small audio amp board etc.

Same here. Sorry. I had to find another video because I literally can't hear you.

Audio fine here on my iPad, and I am hard of hearing. Dave K8WPE

@@davidj.wilcox6053 same here, all good.