[Elecraft] Elecraft CW Net Announcement
Good Evening, It has been a snowy day. A fawn walked out of the forest soaked by the slush. She shook to get rid of the water, but was still dark brown. Then the sun popped out and she stood still. For about fifteen minutes she stood outside this window enjoying the sun. At a few points her eyelids closed and I thought she was going to fall over. She shook herself again, joined her sister and mother, and continued eating the fallen lichen. The sun looks sparsely spotted and quiet. It is only resting. Another RF black out happened a few days ago. No CME from it because it was too abrupt to raise a mass of ions. The prediction is for quiet for the next day or two. There should be less fading. There may even be less noise. Let's find out. Please join us on (or near): 14050 kHz at 2200z Sunday (3 PM PDT Sunday) 7047 kHz at z Monday (5 PM PDT Sunday) 73, Kevin. KD5ONS - https://www.quantamagazine.org/surprise-computer-science-proof-stuns-mathematicians-20230321/ https://www.quantamagazine.org/ai-reveals-new-possibilities-in-matrix-multiplication-20221123/ __ Elecraft mailing list Home: http://mailman.qth.net/mailman/listinfo/elecraft Help: http://mailman.qth.net/mmfaq.htm Post: mailto:Elecraft@mailman.qth.net This list hosted by: http://www.qsl.net Please help support this email list: http://www.qsl.net/donate.html Message delivered to arch...@mail-archive.com
Re: [Elecraft] [Elecraft-KX] On the threshold of a dream
That is correct. Reality is todays cause of stress. Mike n6zw > On 04/01/2023 8:30 AM Jim Sheldon wrote: > > > Man I want one of those - LOL. Now, here's a very profound thought for > the day --- "We should just cancel April Fools this year. There are > absolutely NO pranks that can top today's reality!" > > Jim S -=- W0EB > > > -- Original Message -- > From "Wayne Burdick" > To m...@elecraft-kx.groups.io > Cc "Elecraft Reflector" > Date 4/1/2023 10:15:16 AM > Subject Re: [Elecraft] [Elecraft-KX] On the threshold of a dream > > Wow, Kevin. An instant classic in the emerging field of subliminal viral > marketing. Dream it…own it. > > Wayne > N6KR > > > elecraft.com > > > On Apr 1, 2023, at 8:08 AM, kevinr wrote: > > > > > > It was a fairly normal dream. A CW rag chew with weak signals. Then N6KR > > came back to me. After I gave him a 559 on the peaks, I asked him what was > > new with him. I sat back and listened as he told me about the new Elecraft > > KX15. He had been working on the nanobot installed user interface, so he > > described that first. I lost some due to fading but here's the jist of it > > from my notes: > > > > The KX15 user interface has a true head up display. A waterfall appears > > in your visual cortex; the control panel is placed wherever you think it > > should be. Audio is injected into your auditory cortex; extra processing > > is possible through direct access to your cerebral cortex. He mentioned > > this was the perfect interface for hearing or visually impaired operators. > > There is also an optional haptic interface for inveterate knob twiddlers. > > > > Ordering and setup is simple. Send Elecraft a sealed sample of your DNA. > > They use it to program your personal set of nanobots. You receive a bag of > > raw materials with the preprogrammed machines. Lie down with the raw > > materials placed nearby. The nanobots induce sleep during the one hour > > build time. They enhance pathways to the visual, auditory, and cerebral > > cortex areas of your brain. When that part of the process is complete the > > nanobots awaken you for your training session. They emplant the user > > interface controls as engrams by sending messages to your visual cortex, as > > they store memories in your cerebral cortex. (buy Elecraft) Once they are > > assured you understand the user interface they lyse themselves and are > > excreted. > > > > A small number of the nanobots are retained for future upgrades. The KX15 > > user interface nanobots are keyed to your DNA to prevent them from roaming > > to other humans. Since they have this DNA map they can compare each cell > > they encounter for cancer screening. Any diploid cell which does not match > > your DNA map can be lysed, pending approval of course. They will also > > filter your blood for toxins. Or, sadly, they could be used to remove the > > KX15 thought controlled interface. > > > > The nanobots did more than enhance pathways in your brain and emplant > > engrams. They also crafted interface antennas under your skin. Those > > appear as tattoos which can be made transparent if desired. The antennas > > are gauged for: WiFi, Blue Tooth, and the control/data link to the Tesla > > free space transducer. You can change the antenna type if you wish by > > scanning the thought interface for choices. Run multiple antennas to > > better link with your 'net environment. > > > > Next Wayne mentioned the thought to CW modulation scheme. Plus other > > options, like thought to: SSB, AM, and a list of digital modes. But he > > knew he had me hooked with thought to CW Whatever you think is > > transmitted in your chosen mode. Whatever you think... Yes, the thought > > controlled interface does require a few filters: the language limiter, band > > and power limits per class and location, regulation encouragement, and (buy > > Elecraft) subliminal advertising. > > > > You can order the optional color packet for custom tattoos: > > The animated Elecraft logo > > Campaign ribbons for K1 through K16 and KX1 through KX15 > >with serial number overlays > >and decorations for multiple rigs in each category > > > > Or install the active nanobot tattoo function where you can display: > > A scrolling message > > Real time raw contest score > > The time piece of your choice > > Active tattoo on either, or both arms > > All tattoos can be made transparent via instant thought command > > > > After I had taken notes on the interface I asked him about the rig itself. > > He told me there is no radio, only a transducer which generates a carrier > > wave, drawing power from free space. The transducer controls wavelength, > > modulation, sampling, and the power level requested. He did complain about > > not being able to lower the rig's power draw; 0.03 microamps is just too > > high. He really wants to use
Re: [Elecraft] [Elecraft-KX] On the threshold of a dream
Think I'll wait for the upgrade version, Shakespeare. P Sent from my Verizon, Samsung Galaxy smartphone Original message From: kevinr Date: 4/1/23 11:08 AM (GMT-05:00) To: Elecraft Reflector Cc: m...@elecraft-kx.groups.io Subject: [Elecraft-KX] On the threshold of a dream It was a fairly normal dream. A CW rag chew with weak signals. Then N6KR came back to me. After I gave him a 559 on the peaks, I asked him what was new with him. I sat back and listened as he told me about the new Elecraft KX15. He had been working on the nanobot installed user interface, so he described that first. I lost some due to fading but here's the jist of it from my notes: The KX15 user interface has a true head up display. A waterfall appears in your visual cortex; the control panel is placed wherever you think it should be. Audio is injected into your auditory cortex; extra processing is possible through direct access to your cerebral cortex. He mentioned this was the perfect interface for hearing or visually impaired operators. There is also an optional haptic interface for inveterate knob twiddlers. Ordering and setup is simple. Send Elecraft a sealed sample of your DNA. They use it to program your personal set of nanobots. You receive a bag of raw materials with the preprogrammed machines. Lie down with the raw materials placed nearby. The nanobots induce sleep during the one hour build time. They enhance pathways to the visual, auditory, and cerebral cortex areas of your brain. When that part of the process is complete the nanobots awaken you for your training session. They emplant the user interface controls as engrams by sending messages to your visual cortex, as they store memories in your cerebral cortex. (buy Elecraft) Once they are assured you understand the user interface they lyse themselves and are excreted. A small number of the nanobots are retained for future upgrades. The KX15 user interface nanobots are keyed to your DNA to prevent them from roaming to other humans. Since they have this DNA map they can compare each cell they encounter for cancer screening. Any diploid cell which does not match your DNA map can be lysed, pending approval of course. They will also filter your blood for toxins. Or, sadly, they could be used to remove the KX15 thought controlled interface. The nanobots did more than enhance pathways in your brain and emplant engrams. They also crafted interface antennas under your skin. Those appear as tattoos which can be made transparent if desired. The antennas are gauged for: WiFi, Blue Tooth, and the control/data link to the Tesla free space transducer. You can change the antenna type if you wish by scanning the thought interface for choices. Run multiple antennas to better link with your 'net environment. Next Wayne mentioned the thought to CW modulation scheme. Plus other options, like thought to: SSB, AM, and a list of digital modes. But he knew he had me hooked with thought to CW Whatever you think is transmitted in your chosen mode. Whatever you think... Yes, the thought controlled interface does require a few filters: the language limiter, band and power limits per class and location, regulation encouragement, and (buy Elecraft) subliminal advertising. You can order the optional color packet for custom tattoos: The animated Elecraft logo Campaign ribbons for K1 through K16 and KX1 through KX15 with serial number overlays and decorations for multiple rigs in each category Or install the active nanobot tattoo function where you can display: A scrolling message Real time raw contest score The time piece of your choice Active tattoo on either, or both arms All tattoos can be made transparent via instant thought command After I had taken notes on the interface I asked him about the rig itself. He told me there is no radio, only a transducer which generates a carrier wave, drawing power from free space. The transducer controls wavelength, modulation, sampling, and the power level requested. He did complain about not being able to lower the rig's power draw; 0.03 microamps is just too high. He really wants to use nanobots to embed the transducer, eliminate the various interconnects, and speed throughput. Then the thought controlled interface would be able to drive the Tesla field transducer directly. I lost the next sentence because I was thinking of a perfect antenna, oriented exactly, even as I was hiking around sending CW with my thoughts. Woo Hoo! Then I asked him about power levels. He said he had melted a receiver, but quickly added limiters to the thought controlled interface. He mentioned the lost Tesla papers in passing but we never got back to it. I have to admit the transducer does seem like science fiction. But Wayne assured me it works great. The transducer is carried on a velcro patch (for now) linked to the thought interface via the embedded antenna links. It is 3.5
Re: [Elecraft] [Elecraft-KX] On the threshold of a dream
Man I want one of those - LOL. Now, here's a very profound thought for the day --- "We should just cancel April Fools this year. There are absolutely NO pranks that can top today's reality!" Jim S -=- W0EB -- Original Message -- From "Wayne Burdick" To m...@elecraft-kx.groups.io Cc "Elecraft Reflector" Date 4/1/2023 10:15:16 AM Subject Re: [Elecraft] [Elecraft-KX] On the threshold of a dream Wow, Kevin. An instant classic in the emerging field of subliminal viral marketing. Dream it…own it. Wayne N6KR elecraft.com On Apr 1, 2023, at 8:08 AM, kevinr wrote: It was a fairly normal dream. A CW rag chew with weak signals. Then N6KR came back to me. After I gave him a 559 on the peaks, I asked him what was new with him. I sat back and listened as he told me about the new Elecraft KX15. He had been working on the nanobot installed user interface, so he described that first. I lost some due to fading but here's the jist of it from my notes: The KX15 user interface has a true head up display. A waterfall appears in your visual cortex; the control panel is placed wherever you think it should be. Audio is injected into your auditory cortex; extra processing is possible through direct access to your cerebral cortex. He mentioned this was the perfect interface for hearing or visually impaired operators. There is also an optional haptic interface for inveterate knob twiddlers. Ordering and setup is simple. Send Elecraft a sealed sample of your DNA. They use it to program your personal set of nanobots. You receive a bag of raw materials with the preprogrammed machines. Lie down with the raw materials placed nearby. The nanobots induce sleep during the one hour build time. They enhance pathways to the visual, auditory, and cerebral cortex areas of your brain. When that part of the process is complete the nanobots awaken you for your training session. They emplant the user interface controls as engrams by sending messages to your visual cortex, as they store memories in your cerebral cortex. (buy Elecraft) Once they are assured you understand the user interface they lyse themselves and are excreted. A small number of the nanobots are retained for future upgrades. The KX15 user interface nanobots are keyed to your DNA to prevent them from roaming to other humans. Since they have this DNA map they can compare each cell they encounter for cancer screening. Any diploid cell which does not match your DNA map can be lysed, pending approval of course. They will also filter your blood for toxins. Or, sadly, they could be used to remove the KX15 thought controlled interface. The nanobots did more than enhance pathways in your brain and emplant engrams. They also crafted interface antennas under your skin. Those appear as tattoos which can be made transparent if desired. The antennas are gauged for: WiFi, Blue Tooth, and the control/data link to the Tesla free space transducer. You can change the antenna type if you wish by scanning the thought interface for choices. Run multiple antennas to better link with your 'net environment. Next Wayne mentioned the thought to CW modulation scheme. Plus other options, like thought to: SSB, AM, and a list of digital modes. But he knew he had me hooked with thought to CW Whatever you think is transmitted in your chosen mode. Whatever you think... Yes, the thought controlled interface does require a few filters: the language limiter, band and power limits per class and location, regulation encouragement, and (buy Elecraft) subliminal advertising. You can order the optional color packet for custom tattoos: The animated Elecraft logo Campaign ribbons for K1 through K16 and KX1 through KX15 with serial number overlays and decorations for multiple rigs in each category Or install the active nanobot tattoo function where you can display: A scrolling message Real time raw contest score The time piece of your choice Active tattoo on either, or both arms All tattoos can be made transparent via instant thought command After I had taken notes on the interface I asked him about the rig itself. He told me there is no radio, only a transducer which generates a carrier wave, drawing power from free space. The transducer controls wavelength, modulation, sampling, and the power level requested. He did complain about not being able to lower the rig's power draw; 0.03 microamps is just too high. He really wants to use nanobots to embed the transducer, eliminate the various interconnects, and speed throughput. Then the thought controlled interface would be able to drive the Tesla field transducer directly. I lost the next sentence because I was thinking of a perfect antenna, oriented exactly, even as I was hiking around sending CW with my thoughts. Woo Hoo! Then I asked him about power levels. He said he had melted a receiver, but quickly
Re: [Elecraft] [Elecraft-KX] On the threshold of a dream
Wow, Kevin. An instant classic in the emerging field of subliminal viral marketing. Dream it…own it. Wayne N6KR elecraft.com > On Apr 1, 2023, at 8:08 AM, kevinr wrote: > > > It was a fairly normal dream. A CW rag chew with weak signals. Then N6KR > came back to me. After I gave him a 559 on the peaks, I asked him what was > new with him. I sat back and listened as he told me about the new Elecraft > KX15. He had been working on the nanobot installed user interface, so he > described that first. I lost some due to fading but here's the jist of it > from my notes: > > The KX15 user interface has a true head up display. A waterfall appears in > your visual cortex; the control panel is placed wherever you think it should > be. Audio is injected into your auditory cortex; extra processing is > possible through direct access to your cerebral cortex. He mentioned this > was the perfect interface for hearing or visually impaired operators. There > is also an optional haptic interface for inveterate knob twiddlers. > > Ordering and setup is simple. Send Elecraft a sealed sample of your DNA. > They use it to program your personal set of nanobots. You receive a bag of > raw materials with the preprogrammed machines. Lie down with the raw > materials placed nearby. The nanobots induce sleep during the one hour build > time. They enhance pathways to the visual, auditory, and cerebral cortex > areas of your brain. When that part of the process is complete the nanobots > awaken you for your training session. They emplant the user interface > controls as engrams by sending messages to your visual cortex, as they store > memories in your cerebral cortex. (buy Elecraft) Once they are assured you > understand the user interface they lyse themselves and are excreted. > > A small number of the nanobots are retained for future upgrades. The KX15 > user interface nanobots are keyed to your DNA to prevent them from roaming to > other humans. Since they have this DNA map they can compare each cell they > encounter for cancer screening. Any diploid cell which does not match your > DNA map can be lysed, pending approval of course. They will also filter your > blood for toxins. Or, sadly, they could be used to remove the KX15 thought > controlled interface. > > The nanobots did more than enhance pathways in your brain and emplant > engrams. They also crafted interface antennas under your skin. Those appear > as tattoos which can be made transparent if desired. The antennas are gauged > for: WiFi, Blue Tooth, and the control/data link to the Tesla free space > transducer. You can change the antenna type if you wish by scanning the > thought interface for choices. Run multiple antennas to better link with > your 'net environment. > > Next Wayne mentioned the thought to CW modulation scheme. Plus other > options, like thought to: SSB, AM, and a list of digital modes. But he knew > he had me hooked with thought to CW Whatever you think is transmitted in > your chosen mode. Whatever you think... Yes, the thought controlled > interface does require a few filters: the language limiter, band and power > limits per class and location, regulation encouragement, and (buy Elecraft) > subliminal advertising. > > You can order the optional color packet for custom tattoos: >The animated Elecraft logo >Campaign ribbons for K1 through K16 and KX1 through KX15 > with serial number overlays > and decorations for multiple rigs in each category > > Or install the active nanobot tattoo function where you can display: >A scrolling message >Real time raw contest score >The time piece of your choice > Active tattoo on either, or both arms > All tattoos can be made transparent via instant thought command > > After I had taken notes on the interface I asked him about the rig itself. > He told me there is no radio, only a transducer which generates a carrier > wave, drawing power from free space. The transducer controls wavelength, > modulation, sampling, and the power level requested. He did complain about > not being able to lower the rig's power draw; 0.03 microamps is just too > high. He really wants to use nanobots to embed the transducer, eliminate the > various interconnects, and speed throughput. Then the thought controlled > interface would be able to drive the Tesla field transducer directly. I lost > the next sentence because I was thinking of a perfect antenna, oriented > exactly, even as I was hiking around sending CW with my thoughts. Woo Hoo! > > Then I asked him about power levels. He said he had melted a receiver, but > quickly added limiters to the thought controlled interface. He mentioned the > lost Tesla papers in passing but we never got back to it. I have to admit > the transducer does seem like science fiction. But Wayne assured me it works > great. The transducer is carried on a velcro
[Elecraft] On the threshold of a dream
It was a fairly normal dream. A CW rag chew with weak signals. Then N6KR came back to me. After I gave him a 559 on the peaks, I asked him what was new with him. I sat back and listened as he told me about the new Elecraft KX15. He had been working on the nanobot installed user interface, so he described that first. I lost some due to fading but here's the jist of it from my notes: The KX15 user interface has a true head up display. A waterfall appears in your visual cortex; the control panel is placed wherever you think it should be. Audio is injected into your auditory cortex; extra processing is possible through direct access to your cerebral cortex. He mentioned this was the perfect interface for hearing or visually impaired operators. There is also an optional haptic interface for inveterate knob twiddlers. Ordering and setup is simple. Send Elecraft a sealed sample of your DNA. They use it to program your personal set of nanobots. You receive a bag of raw materials with the preprogrammed machines. Lie down with the raw materials placed nearby. The nanobots induce sleep during the one hour build time. They enhance pathways to the visual, auditory, and cerebral cortex areas of your brain. When that part of the process is complete the nanobots awaken you for your training session. They emplant the user interface controls as engrams by sending messages to your visual cortex, as they store memories in your cerebral cortex. (buy Elecraft) Once they are assured you understand the user interface they lyse themselves and are excreted. A small number of the nanobots are retained for future upgrades. The KX15 user interface nanobots are keyed to your DNA to prevent them from roaming to other humans. Since they have this DNA map they can compare each cell they encounter for cancer screening. Any diploid cell which does not match your DNA map can be lysed, pending approval of course. They will also filter your blood for toxins. Or, sadly, they could be used to remove the KX15 thought controlled interface. The nanobots did more than enhance pathways in your brain and emplant engrams. They also crafted interface antennas under your skin. Those appear as tattoos which can be made transparent if desired. The antennas are gauged for: WiFi, Blue Tooth, and the control/data link to the Tesla free space transducer. You can change the antenna type if you wish by scanning the thought interface for choices. Run multiple antennas to better link with your 'net environment. Next Wayne mentioned the thought to CW modulation scheme. Plus other options, like thought to: SSB, AM, and a list of digital modes. But he knew he had me hooked with thought to CW Whatever you think is transmitted in your chosen mode. Whatever you think... Yes, the thought controlled interface does require a few filters: the language limiter, band and power limits per class and location, regulation encouragement, and (buy Elecraft) subliminal advertising. You can order the optional color packet for custom tattoos: The animated Elecraft logo Campaign ribbons for K1 through K16 and KX1 through KX15 with serial number overlays and decorations for multiple rigs in each category Or install the active nanobot tattoo function where you can display: A scrolling message Real time raw contest score The time piece of your choice Active tattoo on either, or both arms All tattoos can be made transparent via instant thought command After I had taken notes on the interface I asked him about the rig itself. He told me there is no radio, only a transducer which generates a carrier wave, drawing power from free space. The transducer controls wavelength, modulation, sampling, and the power level requested. He did complain about not being able to lower the rig's power draw; 0.03 microamps is just too high. He really wants to use nanobots to embed the transducer, eliminate the various interconnects, and speed throughput. Then the thought controlled interface would be able to drive the Tesla field transducer directly. I lost the next sentence because I was thinking of a perfect antenna, oriented exactly, even as I was hiking around sending CW with my thoughts. Woo Hoo! Then I asked him about power levels. He said he had melted a receiver, but quickly added limiters to the thought controlled interface. He mentioned the lost Tesla papers in passing but we never got back to it. I have to admit the transducer does seem like science fiction. But Wayne assured me it works great. The transducer is carried on a velcro patch (for now) linked to the thought interface via the embedded antenna links. It is 3.5 x 2.25 x 0.25 inches. The power requirement is 0.03 microamps at 1.5 volts supplied by a coin battery. Wayne started to describe nanobot programming when the band went away. We had a chance to exchange 73, then he was gone. I think
