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I had a long chat with Milt Cram, W8NUE at AmQRP’s NUE-PSK Booth. Though I received the NEU-PSK modem I ordered under the early-bird program a few weeks before Dayton, I had made less than 20 QSOs with the unit and was eager to learn more.

Author: George Heron and Milton Cram The dsPIC33F128MC706-based NUE-PSK Digital Modem is a portable PSK31 interface. The stand-alone, battery-operated system enables PSK31 field operation without the use of a PC. The novel system includes two LCDs. LCD-1 is a 4 × 20 character display for transmitting and receiving text data.

AmQRP has released a significant upgrade to the NUE-PSK This is an easy upgrade, much along the likes of loading an Arduino or Boarduino with a program. Here are the release notes: ===================    v1.20 Release Notes         May 13, 2008 ===================   Bug fixes … 1) CwID is now working.

The first three PSK QSOs I made with the new NUE-PSK Modem were: George AD4DR 14.070 George NGWK 7.070 and Jose Antonio EC7ABH 14.070 THANK YOU GENTLEMEN!  Hooking the NUE-PSK Modem to a Yaesu FT-897 with LDG AT-897 Tuner and LDG FT Meter was a breeze.

As I had offered to wait and perhaps with that having been taken in accord, I’ve been patiently awaiting the arrival of the NUE-PSK unit I had ordered back in December. Can’t say how pleased I am to report that they have caught up enough that the unit arrived in today’s mail!

The very exciting new AmQRP NUE-PSK Modem is starting to ship.I’ve written about them before at: Field Portable PSK without a Computer - AmQRP’s NUE-PSK Digital Modem AmQRP’s “NUE-PSK Digital Modem” Reviewed in QST and QEX  AmQRP now has a dedicated website for the project at: http://www.nue-psk.com/