Rolf Moberg, OH6KXL wrote:
When holding TUNE I hear a short BEEP in headphones. Power meter is
displaying 0.1 or 0.2. Adjustment of L1 or L2 doesn't affect to power
level.
Tnx to everyone. I got some responses to my problem. It was a missing
capasitor, C167, page 50 in the bottom.
I had
OK,
I confess that after building control and receiver circuits [carefully]
with no problems, I wanted to believe the rig was 100% after initial
transmitter alignment. I put the rig on the air and made contact immediately.
THEN: a friend loaned me his OHR WM-1 wattmeter so I could
I keep getting an error message. I did load the extra Window file,
but it still doesn’t work. I really like this little Palm 105 I
bought off eBay. I’ve installed about four loggers in it to date and
only have trouble with the K2 Logger Conduit. More to come.
Hi Ed ( and group)
Ok, first
Jim,
I'm sold! What could be more convincing than?
To stave off Alzheimer's and If you have three kids, you can leave a
radio to each - giving the K2 to your favorite.
Also, Saves you from the bar scene for another few weeks. For a moment
there, I thought we knew each other.
http://www.AL7FS.us/
I may not have been completely clear in my for sale message so to make sure
I did not mislead anyone, What's for sale is NOT a k2 but the TOP COVER AND
KAT2 AUTO-TUNER AND KIO2 CONTROL INTERFACE.
THANKS,
Reggie
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Many thanks for all of the advice. When building, I avoid too much heat and
too much force. Just needed a little more pressure and it seated just fine.
Worked first station last night. Now to build the tuner and go
backpackingand fix the intermittent LED.
Maybe it's just me, but I'd fix the intermittant LED in the shop, not out on
the trail.
Dan / WG4S / K2 #2456
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Now to build the tuner and go backpackingand fix the intermittent LED.
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The Smoky Mountain National Park is tough. Its worth the pain though.
Getting to Gatlinburg from Springer in 26 days is good time.
As they say .. if you don't walk in the rain, you won't get to Maine.
Many thru hikers on the trail this season.
Good luck to all the folks aspiring to walk
From my experience: begin with a K1. You'll be
thrilled to have such a great rig, and to have had to
joy and success of building it.
Then, go for the KX1...because it also has those SWL
bands, because it's so ultra-portable - because it's
just so darn cool!
Finally...find some way to
AC7AC deserves credit for his posts to the Reflector.
Why I build. Why I bother... is great writting and
causes us to do some thinking about what is important
to each of us.
This post brougnt back memories to me about watching
steam trains with my father.
Another tidbit from Ron was Instant QRN.
Gang,
The '2 pin computer jumper blocks' used to program the microphone on the
SSB board are probably familiar to us all, however, how does one find them?
What is the proper nomenclature and which mfg. makes them? After trying to
locate them [I would prefer the ones with the shorting wire
As they say .. if you don't walk in the rain, you won't get to Maine.
Remember Maine and to hell with the pain. Did Teddy Roosevelt say that?
73, Gil NN4CW
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Wayne:
They are called shorting blocks and I bought mine from Jameco Electroinics.
Jameco Part # 22023CH Shorting Block (Top Open - Black)
www.jameco.com
73
Jim Younce K4ZM
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On Board jumpers is the term we use in industry. Check the main
distributors catalogs: Mouser, Digikey, Allied, Newark, etc.
72,
Stuart
K5KVH
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Hello,
Has anyone tried EL foil behind the LCD display on the
K1? The display I have does allow some light through,
so perhaps using a piece of this foil will work.
Could the power inverter generate RF interference?
If you've tried it, let me know how it went.
Here's a source for the foil
Hi
I have not tried it but there are some glow in the dark plastic sheets that
once charged up with a flashlight will glow brightly for several hours. This
is not the stuff you played with as a kid. This sheeting will put out some
serious light for quite a while with only a few seconds charge
G'day,
PC mother boards are stuffed with them, I got mine from a junked PC.
Didn't need the option the solder to them.
Regards,
Mike VP8NO
snipo
The '2 pin computer jumper blocks' used to program the microphone on
the SSB board are probably familiar to us all, however, how does one find
You probably recall mounting a big black neoprene spacer between the display
and the board (pg 21, Figure 5-7). That's got to come out first so that
means removing the LCD. Hint: this is a project I'd put off for a little
while.
Eric
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It is almost always more
expensive to build than to buy something of the same specification.
Building from scratch with new parts bought in small quantities from
regular sources rarely saves any money. Kits are a different story because
the kit
company can get
You'll notice I didn't say on the air. That's because my first kit was
the lowly DL1 Dummy Load. I plan to eventually build a K2, but that
didn't seem like a good place to start. Next on the block are a Norcal
40A and a T1. I can't wait to make the first contact using equipment I
built.
Hello all,
I finally got the conduit working with my Palm 105 and the K2 Logger
Program! Now all I have to do is build the I/O and try it out.
I think controlling my K2 with my Palm 105 will be so cool! No bulky
computer to worry about, just my little sweet Palm. I've become attached
to this
Is anyone, especially in the UK, experiencing any difficulty with mail to /
from the Discussion List? During the past day or two I have received two
sometimes three copies of most List postings, and have had two connection
refusals. I am pretty sure that the problem is not at Aptos, and my other
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