What are you doing with your RF gain set to zero??
Dave AB7E
On 1/18/2017 9:23 PM, Paul Smith wrote:
I called the 4SQRP net tonight on 3564. I had my KX2 for a transmitter and my
old tribander for receive. Here is what things are set at.
As I was instructed earlier the pre amp was on
Paul Smith writes:
I called the 4SQRP net tonight on 3564. I had my KX2 for a transmitter
and my old tribander for receive. Here is what things are set at.
The BW is at 2.80
I'm confused. Are you working CW or SSB? 3564 is CW and your filter
should be like .25, .30 or whatever you
I called the 4SQRP net tonight on 3564. I had my KX2 for a transmitter and my
old tribander for receive. Here is what things are set at.
As I was instructed earlier the pre amp was on although the word pre on the
screen went off 4 times during the net and the button took a couple taps to get
Honestly VFO A is perfect with the neoprene ring, but VFO B is a just a tad too
small and needs a neoprene ring too, IMHO. For my taste, a neoprene ring for
VFO B would solve the size issue. But then, I am just a user of the product.
:-)
73,
Bob/AA6VB
From: Wayne Burdick
Bill,
I fear if detented encoders would be used, there would be many who would
complain about the lack of analog control between the encoder steps. I
for one prefer the non-detented controls.
73,
Don W3FPR
On 1/18/2017 2:59 PM, Bill Frantz wrote:
I am quite happy with the knobs that
Heinz,
Not true - the bandpass filters are extended when the K60XV option is
added. Note that there are two trimmer capacitors on the K60XV board
for exactly that purpose.
These additional capacitors are switched in so the bandpass filter can
be peaked on 60 meters.
The cutoff for the 40
Based on the fact that the K2 has 5 BPF and LPF only to cover 9 bands I
wonder
1) if/to what extent the RX performance on the existing bands is influenced
by the addition of the 60m band (K60XV)?
2) what RX performance can be expected on 60m (compared to the K2 standard
bands)?
73, Heinz
I am quite happy with the knobs that Elecraft supplies, although
I might like a ball bearing dimple.
Given that most of the adjustments are digital in nature, what I
would really like is tactile feedback whenever the radio moves
to the next step, like I have on the heater controls in my car,
Paul,
First thing to check is to make sure the preamp is on, and the attenuator
turned off. Both are selected using the PRE switch. The KX2 is an SDR, and
typically such rigs have about -120 dBm MDS with preamp off, and -135 dBm with
preamp on. This can make a huge difference on a quiet band.
This has been asked for for years.
Keith, KV5J
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I have a KX2 nr 855 I bought in August.This is my first venture in in a
sophisticated radio. I have been operating kit built rigs for years. My KX2 has
the latest firmware MCU revision 02.69.
The receive seems to be down quite a bit. My antennas are a 102 ft doublet at
50 ft and a Zepp at 50
> On 17 Jan 2017, at 16:48, John Stengrevics wrote:
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> Many thanks to all who provided their suggestions.
>
> I decided to try Joe's (W4TV) suggestion and elect RTS. That appears to have
> solved the problem of the transmit staying on.
>
> My only remaining
Thank all for the info on the knobs. I have ordered the Neogrip to
give them a try first.
W0MU
On 1/17/2017 3:53 PM, Don Wilhelm wrote:
For those who have the K3 and want to upgrade the knob, the only thing
you need to order is the Neoprene Soft Grip Ring - p/n NEOGRIP
The underlying
W1ZK
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In MSK144 the T/R periods for meteor scatter are normally 15 seconds on 50 MHz,
so it is important for all stations to have their clocks as accurate as they
can, within half a second will do, but the closer the better.
Just to explain further, on meteorscatter it is possible for many stations
FWIW they should be easy to find in the UK at Namrick - The Nut and Bolt
Shop, in Hove.
http://www.namrick.co.uk/
73,
Alan. G4GNX
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