Dan,
The K2 BNC jack will have a DC path to ground whether the K160RX is
installed or not. It is not "ground" for RF, but will show a low DC
path to ground if you measure it with your DMM. If you disconnect lead
3 or 4 of T4, the DC short to ground will go away.
73,
Don W3FPR
On
Need a bit of help here-I’ve installed the 160 receive module on my venerable
K2 #1010 which I built back in 2000..for some reason I seemed to have created a
short across the main antenna jack (J4) with this installation. In testing
after Installation the reciever was totally deaf as was TX,
Hi Tim,
We’re still here and have been back accepting and repairing RSAs for many
months. Elecraft is in good shape - Fortunately the fires were never close to
the factory, which is not in a forested area.
I apologize for any confusion with your repair request in May Apparently
there was
Tim.On October 5th I requested an RMA to return my K3s for repair.They sent me
an RMA on the 15th of October.I got an email today stating that they have
received my K3s.Estimating 15 to 20 work days for repair.Hope this
helpsMikeKC8WHSent from my Verizon, Samsung Galaxy smartphone
They just accepted my K3 for repair
W5sum
Sent from my iPhone
> On Oct 26, 2020, at 7:57 PM, "a4...@sy-edm.com" wrote:
>
> Whilst I have read that California has been devastated by the horrific
> fires, and the world seems a little doomed with CV-19; There has also been
> signs of life
Whilst I have read that California has been devastated by the horrific fires,
and the world seems a little doomed with CV-19; There has also been signs of
life within the Elecraft mother-ship, with K4 development. I am glad to see
there is some progress for Elecraft, but as I am sitting
So
Surely the binocular transformer is converting the input impedance of
the filter to the optimum load line for the PA transistors. Typically
that would mean such that the the voltage swing was just short of the
full supply rail for the worst case complex impedance, at the worst case
acceptable
Howard,
Did you get your KPA1500 PF macros to work? I use these all the time,
doing exactly the same thing you want.
In the KPA1500 Utility, on the PF Keys tab, fill them in as:
PF1:^XI00;
PF2:^XI30;
PF1 for K3 / K3S and PF2 for Flex. I have Serial Speed XCVR set to
38400 bps and
Radio waves are non-ionising radiation, so there is no fundamental
reason why radio frequencies should trigger ionisation detectors.
Also, at least in Europe, ionisation detectors are no longer the
preferred type. Optical detectors are the generally preferred type, and
ones which combine heat
Thanks! I will take it off your hands for $100 plus shipping. It sells for
$180 new. Check or Paypal?
On Mon, Oct 26, 2020 at 11:13 AM KE8G wrote:
> It's the 2Kw version
>
> On Mon, Oct 26, 2020 at 10:30 AM Charles Tropp
> wrote:
>
>> Hi Jim,
>> What power level? 200W or 2K?
>>
>> On Mon, Oct
It's the 2Kw version
On Mon, Oct 26, 2020 at 10:30 AM Charles Tropp
wrote:
> Hi Jim,
> What power level? 200W or 2K?
>
> On Mon, Oct 26, 2020 at 10:06 AM KE8G wrote:
>
>> Hi All,
>> I have a Elecraft Directional Coupler/Panadapter TX Sensor that I never
>> use. It came along in a package
Hi All,
I have a Elecraft Directional Coupler/Panadapter TX Sensor that I never
use. It came along in a package deal I had on a K3S, so it's just sitting
around in the box with its E467139 cable. The last time it was used was
when the original owner demoed it for me prior to my purchase, since
This seemed odd to me at first, also, but it really made sense as I was
hopping all over the place during cqww this weekend, and could tell at a
glance at kpa1500 remote or front panel what it was up to. Also, that I
had missed training a few bins...yikes.
Once you get used to it, it's the
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