Erik,
Your K2 has the A to B updates, do NOT put X2 in!
For Firmware level 2.01 and above, CAL PLL is done only on 40 meters
(for all bands). If attempted on other bands, you will get an INFO 232
error.
Use the information in the newer manual - the older manual has
information *only*
Ken, assuming you had already been on the scales, she knew trailer
must be empty. :)
Mark AD5SS
On Thu, Apr 19, 2018 at 5:13 PM, Ken G Kopp wrote:
> After retiring from my "regular" job, Rose (N7HKW) and I got
> into an OTR "18-Wheeler" for a million miles and five years.
I have K2 SN 567. I didn't really have a problem with it, but I bought
it used in 2005, had W3FPR look at it then, and install latest mods to
bring it up to date. Today, I thought it might be time to take a look at
alignment, and freshen it up a bit.
When I did the "PLL Ref Osc Range Test" in
Awesome :)
On Thu, Apr 19, 2018 at 3:13 PM, Ken G Kopp wrote:
> After retiring from my "regular" job, Rose (N7HKW) and I got
> into an OTR "18-Wheeler" for a million miles and five years.
>
> One incident involving Styrofoam peanuts comes to mind.
> We were called into a
Folks, this thread is getting out of control under its multiple subject lines -
way exceeding our OT posting number limit. Let's end all of the "shipper from
H", UPS, USPS and "Shipping Peanuts" threads at this time.
73,
Eric
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Looking forward to seeing many of you at Visalia
They do, and thanks for not asking how I know.
On 4/19/2018 4:30 PM, j...@kk9a.com wrote:
I hope that they taste better than polystyrene foam peanuts.
John KK9A
Lynn W. Taylor, WB6UUT wrote:
Many companies use packing peanuts made of potato starch. They're water
soluble and
On 2018-04-19 04:24 PM, Fred Jensen wrote:
There's the core of a really great dystopian novel in this somewhere. [:-)
This reminds me of an Infocom adventure game called Bureaucracy that was
created by Douglas Adams. The ultimate goal of the game was to get the bank
to acknowledge a change
I hope that they taste better than polystyrene foam peanuts.
John KK9A
Lynn W. Taylor, WB6UUT wrote:
Many companies use packing peanuts made of potato starch. They're water
soluble and biodegradable. Dump 'em on your front lawn and turn on the
sprinklers.
Even if they blow away, the
USPS has a similar free service, called Informed Delivery. It also lets you see
photos of mail pieces (non-packages) heading your way. Fedex has something
similar as well. One thing that's great about these services is they tell you
what's coming to your address even if you don't have a
After retiring from my "regular" job, Rose (N7HKW) and I got
into an OTR "18-Wheeler" for a million miles and five years.
One incident involving Styrofoam peanuts comes to mind.
We were called into a California border inspection station
for what was supposed to be a routine inspection. The lady
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> On Apr 19, 2018, at 6:46 AM, Don Wilhelm wrote:
>
> Bob,
>
> You are welcome to try it. I have seen no data on how long it can be.
> BTW, it is NOT a 4 wire cable - it uses 5 wires out of 6 in the 6P6C
> connector - pin 1 must not be connected.
Eric:
Concur this horse has been beaten senseless, lacking a conclusion.
But to set us straight, how did Elecraft handle this notion in its SS 30 DV?
Do I need to scrape paint or disconnect wires to be safe?
Thanks,
Ed McCann
AG6CX
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> On Apr 19, 2018, at 11:49 AM,
If packing material you don't happen to like is the worst thing that
happened to you today then it was a pretty fine day overall.
Tim N9PUZ
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Seems odd that the computer auto correct should pick the name of a town to auto
correct instead of relying on the zip code given.
Chuck KE9UW
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> On Apr 19, 2018, at 2:40 PM, Edward R Cole wrote:
>
> hopefully topic will pass
Well ... not always. Moved from Auburn CA to Sparks NV in summer of
2015. Filed the forwarding notice with Auburn PO and all worked well
... except Verizon. Didn't get bills, they finally sent me a text, CS
agent tells me our address -- and it is wrong, maybe 2 miles from our
real address.
Many companies use packing peanuts made of potato starch. They're water
soluble and biodegradable. Dump 'em on your front lawn and turn on the
sprinklers.
Even if they blow away, the first good rain will take care of them.
On 4/19/2018 8:57 AM, rich hurd WC3T wrote:
Look in the shipping
Even when you move and give all the needed documentation for forwarding
the USPS screws up. I've had three items returned as undeliverable and
yesterday
was notified by Amazon that my item was delivered and held by the post
office for
7 days and to arrange for pickup.
Upon contacting the PO by
FWIW, you can get USPS to correct their database. I don't have the link
handy, but your local postmaster should have a reference.
Scott
On Thu, Apr 19, 2018 at 12:40 PM, Edward R Cole wrote:
> hopefully topic will pass political correction police.
>
> Recent order of a
hopefully topic will pass political correction police.
Recent order of a Yamaha CM500 from Amazon.com got "Lost in space".
Well actually their compooter substituted another city for mine and
sent it there, where all tracking failed. Fortunately I noticed it
was "delivery attempted" after a
Here is my reply to another response which didn't make it to my Inbox. I
try to keep up with everyone's inquiries. The original response is at
the bottom:
Hi Mark,
Thanks for your feedback. I've been wondering the same thing about the
grille. A square or rectangular grille would mimic the look
Bob:
I made one to allow it to reach around the back of the desk and then
underneath to the keyboard tray, so the K-Pod is right next to my computer
mouse--very handy.
Make sure you get the wiring correct, as W3PFR points out, pin 1 must not
be connected, else you may get some "interesting"
I have made a slightly longer cable, mine iw 4 or 5 feet long.
Elecraft warns that these cables aren't good for long distances,
so builder beware. My cable seems to work reliably.
Do follow Don't warning and don't connect pin 1. The K3(S) end
is also used for factory setup of the radio, and
Sign up for UPS My Choice
https://www.ups.com/mobile/deliveryplanner?loc=en_US and you will be aware
of every package coming to your residence. You can redirect packages if
they require a signature and you will not be home.
John KK9A
N4ZR wrote:
Yes, I know. The problem is that they did not
Look in the shipping department. They have a huge dispenser and just open
a spigot and let them pour in. Fast and easy, pushing the labor for
removal to the person OPENING the package. ;)
On Thu, Apr 19, 2018 at 11:32 David Gilbert
wrote:
>
> Pretty much the same
Because they slide the box under a hopper, spill peanuts in, add the
product and fill with more peanuts, slide to the taping position, label
and ship. Simple, quick and low cost to let them move more product out
faster. Pure economics.
Rick nhc
On 4/19/2018 8:32 AM, David Gilbert wrote:
Pretty much the same effect can be had with styrofoam peanuts if they
are bagged, such as with lightweight kitchen trash bags. Conformal
packing without the mess. I'll never understand why companies ship with
loose peanuts.
Dave AB7E
On 4/19/2018 3:27 AM, Bill wrote:
The best packed
Bob,
You are welcome to try it. I have seen no data on how long it can be.
BTW, it is NOT a 4 wire cable - it uses 5 wires out of 6 in the 6P6C
connector - pin 1 must not be connected. See page 19 of the K-Pod manual.
73,
Don W3FPR
On 4/19/2018 9:16 AM, Bob Novas wrote:
Can I just makeup
I have that as well as Informed Delivery Daily Digest from the USPS which is
also free.
Sam KG9NG
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behalf of Jim N7US
Sent: Thursday, April 19, 2018 8:35 AM
To:
Yes, I know. The problem is that they did not warn me when tracking the
package that I would have to be there, and despite claiming they would
do so, their web site also gave me no inkling of when during the day I
could expect delivery. For a company that designs its deliveryroutes to
minimize
I guess I am fortunate, I have a 1/4 mile unpaved driveway - at the end
of a 3/4 mile unpaved private road in our large lot subdivision (8+
acres for each lot.
The house cannot be seen until you get halfway up the driveway.
UPS delivers to my front door and USPS does the same for packages
I signed up for UPS My Choice, which is free. I receive emails informing me of
any packages scheduled for delivery at my address whether they're addressed to
me or someone else in my household. I can specify where the packages are to be
left (e.g., side porch), when, or whether I want to pick
Pete,
It is common practice to require a signature for any package of large value. I
know that anything shipped to me over $1,000 or sometimes even $500 will
require my signature.
I get around the having to be home issue by having the package shipped to the
local UPS store. Yes, it costs $5.00,
For UPS, Insurance of $1000 or more or a request for a direct signature
will require that someone at your home sign for the delivery.
With USPS, that signature threshold is $500.
Normally, they will attempt to re-deliver the next business day.
73,
Don W3FPR
On 4/19/2018 8:39 AM, tnnyswy---
On 2018-04-19 9:00 AM, Dave Sublette wrote:
>
> I know it is disappointing to miss a delivery, but the other fellow is
> right. I wouldn't want that beautiful amp to sit on my door step for
> anyone to pick up when I'm not home.
Consider yourself lucky if UPS *did not* drop the package on the
Can I just makeup a 4 wire cable that is longer than the cable supplied with
the K-Pod? Any gotchas?
Thanks,
Bob - W3DK
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There is an APP that allows you to specify when you want your package
delivered by UPS. Also, you might have been able to go to the UPS
distribution point in your area and pick it up, depending on what time of
day you got home, etc... I have done this several times.
I know it is disappointing
>>> Imagine my surprise to
see that a signature was required <<<
Pete, why would you be surprise? !!Or! maybe the question should've been,
should UPS just leave such an expensive package on your doorstep?!!!I'm sure
there were instructions on how to get the Radio/ Package at your
I have had good luck with USPS, but am less than thrilled with UPS. My
K3 has been on its way back from Watsonville and was to arrive
yesterday, but I wasn't home when UPS came by. Imagine my surprise to
see that a signature was required, and that they will try again today,
but with no
The best packed radio I ever received was from TenTec. The radio was
bagged and was placed on the middle of a bed of cured spray foam. Then
the remainder of the box was filled with the same expanding spray foam.
Totally secure - nothing could move in any direction. I do not know if
this was
Hi,
looking for loaded KX3 (KXAT3, KXBC3, KXFL3) in 100%, no issues conditions.
Lower 48 or CONUS only is ok, PayPal also.
Thanks for offers.
73 - Petr
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