Look forward to starting my KX1 build aboard my sailboat(not underway).
Will report on outcome soon. Wonder if it will be the first built
aboard a small vessel?Can't wait to get on the air with it.
Bob (WA4MQW)
s/v Journey
Westsail 32
The KXB-30 module has been sold ...
73, Wey ...
K8EAB
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Anyone have a hand mic that is wired for the Kenwood that will work on a K2. I
am looking for one. I have a vision problem right now so soldering and changing
jumpers around is out of the question, looking for a plug and play hand mic.
Thanks
k3ey
Hi Curt,
just go to your next ham shop and get a Kenwood MC-43 S. It's plug and
play and goes for about 40 EUR in Europe (about $55 i guessà=). Reports
are excellent on SSB.
Martin
DD4UKP
Curt wrote:
Anyone have a hand mic that is wired for the Kenwood that will work on a K2. I am looking
I tried to use my Elecraft T1 ATU this weekend at a special event station
outing on Jamestown Island, VA as an adjunct to the main station. I used my
NC2030 on 20 mtrs, and ATS-3 on 40 Mtrs, both about 5 watts output, or that was
to be the plan. The antenna was pretty poor, an end fed wire of
I use 450 ohm ladder line to feed a 130 ft inverted vee. But, I don't bring
the 450 ohm line into the shack. I stop it at the eave of my roof, where it is
terminated in a 4:1 balun. From the balun to my homebrew tuner, I use a piece
of RG 213, which is approx 10 ft long. In other words,
Hi all,
This posting (appears below) may be recalled from last week.
Boy is my face red!
It turns out that Dan Barker, WG4S, was right. There was no problem with the
K2, just the builder. Thanks to Dan's reminder, I have finally realized the
K2 Calibration imperative If the reference
Hi All,
I have an intermittent problem with CW on my K2 (ser 5309).
My K2s been on the air for several months now on SSB and everything
works fine. Several weeks ago, I attempted CW (not having had a CW QSO in 40 or
so years), and it work OK for a few minutes -- then when I
Backpackable, easy to setup ;o)
http://www.pannondxc.hu/hamnews/hu/csoda/yagi80m5ele.jpg
73,
Julius
n2wn
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George, N4WM wrote:
I use 450 ohm ladder line to feed a 130 ft inverted vee. But, I don't bring
the 450 ohm line into the shack. I stop it at the eave of my roof, where it
is terminated in a 4:1 balun. From the balun to my homebrew tuner, I use a
piece of RG 213, which is approx 10 ft long.
This is one guy who lives by the saying Less is more
-
In conversation Lady Astor once said to Sir Winston Churchill, Sir, if
you were my husband, I would poison your tea. Whereupon Sir Winston
replied,Madam, if you
Hi All
I am finishing a XV-50 transverter. Down to making the power cord. How is
it supposed to plug on to the XV-50??
have 2 red and 2 black connectors and 4 crimp pins. I had no problem
mounting the PCB connectors. H ow are they supposed to plug together since
these are the sane size? I
I use one for mobile work on my Sonoma pu with a KX1.
Works quite well. ;-)
73
Tony W7GO
J F wrote:
Backpackable, easy to setup ;o)
http://www.pannondxc.hu/hamnews/hu/csoda/yagi80m5ele.jpg
73,
Julius
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Hi Eric and Wayne, and other Elecraft fans.
I am working on a digital teletype program for PocketPC. The software could be
downloaded from http://pocketdigi.sourceforge.net including sources. I am
porting GMFSK by Toni Maninnen to Win32 and optimizing it for fixed point
arithmetic - ARMs do
he loses either way, unh??
Bummer
Ron, wb1hga
Tom McCulloch wrote:
In conversation Lady Astor once said to Sir Winston Churchill, Sir, if
you were my husband, I would poison your tea. Whereupon Sir Winston
replied,Madam, if you were my wife, I would drink it!
To follow up on Don's description, if you mount them as shown in the manual,
you'll have the same orientation as needed for other transverters, the
KPA100, etc. That's why the very detailed description in figures 26, 27, 28
and 29 on pages 36 and 37 of the manual XV50, XV144, and XV222 Assembly
Thanks to all who responded Don, Tom, Jim and John. THE LIGHT CAME ON!!
The pictures did it. Thanks for the assist.
73 de Phil
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The NAQCC QRP CW Sprint for May is this coming Wednesday night May 17th
(Thursday morning, May 18th UTC time). This month, there will be two
time periods open for the contest to benefit Amateurs on the West
coast. The available time periods are 8:30 to 10.30 PM EDT or 8:30 to
10:30 PDT
A word of thanks to everyone who offered suggestions for how to load the
antenna for 17 meters and have the tuner happy! I really did not change
anything. Could it be that the problem was with the operator? How could I think
such a thought!! Anyway right now the tuner is acting very nice for
Hello everyone. I'm having a problem calibrating the dial on my K2. I followed
the procedure by Wayne to set the master oscillator with C22 on the control
board. I am able to use the signal at 10 MHz an get the readings to match up at
TP1 and TP2. However when I run CAL PLL the dial is off by
Paul wrote:
It could be an intermittant problem with the tuner or coax. But, let's hope
not!!
A good thing to do is to hook the tuner up to your dummy load and note the
control settings. If things go sour again, put the dummy load back on and
see if you get a
Must be nice to have the change to spend on THAT kind of antenna!!!.
73,
Sandy W5TVW
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From: J F [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Sent: Monday, May 15, 2006 12:54 PM
Subject: [Elecraft] QRP Antenna anyone?
| Backpackable, easy to setup ;o)
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Vojtěch,
Please joins us at gmfsk-devel, a Yahoo group for gmfsk development.
Your project sounds exciting.
Leigh/WA5ZNU
On Mon, 15 May 2006 12:40 pm, Vojtěch Bubník wrote:
I am porting GMFSK by Toni Maninnen to Win32 and optimizing it for fixed
point
Hello
Just finished assembling KX1/KXAT1.
It works great for 7 and 14MHz.
Now looking for KXB30 module.
Is there anyone who have unused KXB30 (suppose you might
change KXB30 to KXB3080) and can give me the module with
reasonable price ?
Please give me a direct e-mail, Thanks
73 de aki, ja1nlx
Hi Everyone,
Following a series of miscommunications, which I'm
afraid I caused, I am in posession of an extra Rework
Eliminators Deluxe Upgrade Combo courtesy of Gary
and Ken, the Rework Eliminator guys. I was confused
about what to order, and once I received it I was
confused about what I'd
Hi everyone,
The free giveaway is gone already! It took less than
10 minutes!
73 - Ken
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Hi Everyone,
Following a series of miscommunications, which I'm
afraid I caused, I am in posession of an extra
Rework
Eliminators Deluxe Upgrade Combo
Hello
Thanks to all who sent me direct e-mail.
I have already found it.
Thanks
73 de aki, ja1nlx
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http://www.asahi-net.or.jp/~yy7a-ysd/
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Sent: Tuesday, May 16,
On May 14, 2006, at 10:38 PM, Dale Putnam wrote:
This brings to the forefront, the question of what is the bandwidth
of a cw signal, that is keyed at 35 wpm, and one that is keyed at
99 wpm??
Good question.
While the signaling rate of a CW signal does have an affect on
bandwidth, the
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