I am looking forward to receiving my QMX transceiver. Very nice piece of kit. 73 Stan NX3P

@MyHamRadioJourney

7 күн бұрын

You will be happy with this radio. Thanks for watching. 73s

Love that talent cell battery I use it frequently. Congrats on getting your QMX in the mail! I’m still a few months out on my assembled unit (but I’ve built two of their kits since I’m impatient haha). I guess this answered a question I had on how the units come from the factory. My two kit builds I wired for 9v… so I can’t use my talent cell. I use a 9v 3ah Bioenno. You’ll get the hang of the QMX its menus are very user friendly and it’s a great UX. But I’ll admit I’m still learning things every day. It’s a phenomenal rig and the price is outstanding. Hope to hear you on the air soon! Subbed

@MyHamRadioJourney

3 күн бұрын

Thanks! And yes this battery works great with this radio. I did do an activation with it the video will be coming out. Thanks for watching. 73s

I've been looking at this QRP radio and look forward to seeing what you think of it. Thanks for doing this channel. I'm always interested in other people's ham radio journeys. 73 KN6KNB

@MyHamRadioJourney

6 күн бұрын

I have an activation video coming out using this radio. I performed amazing using a EFHW I built. I would tell you to don’t hesitate just put the order in for the radio. I am glad you are enjoying the videos. Thanks for watching. 73s

Thanks for talking to us like we are 1st graders, need links in description for items you show.

@MyHamRadioJourney

7 күн бұрын

I am a teacher sorry you felt that way. I will get some links. Thanks for watching. 73

I built the 40 Meter version of that and love it. I also built two of their earlier Models the QCX 20 and the QCX 40 before they came out with the QCX Mini. As you said the manual for operation is on their website. I have thought about ordering that one from them already assembled. Don’t know if I would want to try and build that one myself. Have fun. WD8WV

@MyHamRadioJourney

7 күн бұрын

I didn't feel comfortable building the radio. It is well worth the money. I also enjoy the memory keyer. Thanks for watching. 73s

As far as i know, the talentcell is the only battery that you can really use with the QMX safely (other than 9v batteries) because unlike the 12v bioenno batteries, the talentcell is ACTUALLY 12v while bioenno is 13.8v. The biggest downside of the qmx is that you cannot use 13.8v on it since it would put out a power level quite close to the limits of the BS170 mosfets. At that point any variation on antenna swr would be enough to kill them.

@MyHamRadioJourney

3 күн бұрын

This battery is working great with the radio. Im sure it will run it for a long time. Thanks for watching. 73s

I have one. But still learning code.

@MyHamRadioJourney

3 күн бұрын

Take the code one letter at a time. Use CW Ninja on KZread. Thanks for watching. 73s

One warning don't put more than 12 volts in it and I mean 12.0 volts Max no 13.8 you will blow it!unless it's been wired for 9 volt operation Then 9 volts max...

@MyHamRadioJourney

6 күн бұрын

Thanks great advice. Thanks for watching. 73s

@TheShawna1

6 күн бұрын

Nice video i’m currently awaiting mine no. 3772 80 -20 meters.i’m using a cellphone battery bank 5.2 volt battery through an MT-3608 boost converter to bring the battery voltage up to 12.0 volts.