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Home » Topics » Hardware (Buying? Selling? Question?) » QMX multi-band multi-mode transceiver

QMX multi-band multi-mode transceiver

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  • March 28, 2024 at 4:28 pm #42119
    Phillip Beall
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    All,

    A buddy of mine, Joey Wheeler (WJ5VCJ), asked me if I knew anything about the QMX multi-band multi-mode transceiver.  I told him that I did not know anything about it, but I told him that I knew some smart people and would ask around.  I texted several and Steven Lott Smith (KG5VK), Club member and ARRL NTX Section Manager and all around super-smart guy (Shameless pandering for click-bait. LOL), put me onto this: Reviews For: Qrp Labs – QMX.

    I am going to pass the information along to Joey.  But, on the offhand chance someone else in the Club has actual hands on experience with the item I wanted to post here.  If you have, please let us know.  If not, but you  think that you might know someone that has experience with it, please pass this posting along to them and ask for feedback on it

    Thanks,

    Phillip

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