I am going to be selling a K-POD that I bought used about a year ago. I have
never programmed the device so all I know about it is that the LEDs light
and when the knob is turned the vfo changes frequency. My main question is
how much is it worth? I have the cables but do not have the user manual.
On 2/23/2022 5:54 PM, JR wrote:
I am often amazed how little some hams know about microphones. You
can purchase any number of compatible dynamic microphone cartridges,
or electret condenser capsules, and fit them into a D-104 head shell.
JR:
Do any of the mics you mentioned have frequency
Thanks Steve
Tony
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> On Feb 22, 2022, at 8:19 PM, Steve Hall <99sun...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Tony,
> For full output, my KPA1500 requires 27 to 30 Watts depending on the band.
> I have not observed any overshoot on either my K3s or K4D.
> Steve, WM6P
>
Hi
Well I checked the antenna and it is just as before the problem.
Is the capacitor setting normally checked by default?
This setting was not chosen automatically.
After I enabled the capacitor setting the tuner tuned immediately to a
low SWR on the low end of the band.
I noticed that
could it be that Knowles was the microphone vendor for Heil for that
series ?
probably
On 2/23/2022 4:11 PM, Tony wrote:
All:
I just ordered a Knowles 2390 mic element which is supposed to be
identical to the Heil HC-5 in terms of frequency response. The eBay
seller states that these are
I am often amazed how little some hams know about microphones. You can
purchase any number of compatible dynamic microphone cartridges, or
electret condenser capsules, and fit them into a D-104 head shell. I
buy a number of excellent dynamic replacement cartridges on eBay for
less than $10,
"I have some question about the operate tab in the kat500 utility. In the
"others" what should be checked off?
"caps on the Ant side"
"amp key interrupt"
"attenuator"
Not sure what these things do."
If you don't have a specific reason for changing these values you should regard
these as
Let's start with the basic facts.
Rig --> amp --> KAT500 --> antenna/s (with the tuner blocking the amp
key in while tuning).
1) The KAT500 was working successfully 'for years' without issue.
2) There was a sudden change in operation.
This doesn't necessarily mean it was the tuner; it more
Most D-104 mikes are not suited for use with today's radios. The
original D-104 was designed to work into a load impedance of 4 meg-ohms
or higher. Today's radios microphone input is about 50k ohms or so.
The result is then excessive load on the D-104 element. This is the
major cause of
I have some question about the operate tab in the kat500 utility.
In the "others" what should be checked off?
"caps on the Ant side"
"amp key interrupt"
"attenuator"
Not sure what these things do.
I had been using my kat500 for years and all of a sudden low SWR matches
could not be found on
Thanks for the references.
Some of the elements from the harmonica place are interesting, but expensive.
A good source, if they are OK.
Emboldened by D-104 Element Repair - Mike Harrison (smugmug.com) I tore into
one and found the diaphragm glue gone and the linkage between the diaphragm
All:
I just ordered a Knowles 2390 mic element which is supposed to be
identical to the Heil HC-5 in terms of frequency response. The eBay
seller states that these are new in the box obtained from a workshop
that repaired equipment for the UK military. The size of the element is
similar to
Hi Tony,
I've noticed that whenever I adjust the drive on the K3 either up or
down, there is an initial power overshoot on the first dit after the
adjustment. I use an Alpha 87A which can be sensitive to drive
(sometimes the overshoot causes a grid over-current fault), so I've
gotten into
No actual replacement found so far, but several nice dynamic/electret
conversions.
Encouraged by this posting on QRZ, D-104 Element Repair - Mike Harrison
(smugmug.com), I decided there was nothing to lose by looking inside.
It's actually no problem at all and I found multiple problems:
Moreover, Bob Heil retired and sold the company earlier this month.
https://heilsound.com/press/heil-sound-announces-new-owners/
73,
Kent K9ZTV
> On Feb 23, 2022, at 9:57 AM, Bill Coleman wrote:
>
> Heil Sound stopped selling HC4 and HC5 mike elements many years ago. (10
> years ago?)
Heil Sound stopped selling HC4 and HC5 mike elements many years ago. (10 years
ago?)
I think part of the rationale was that modern rigs have built-in equalizers
that eliminated the need for a crystal microphone with a tailored response.
> On Feb 22, 2022, at 9:03 PM, Don Wilhelm wrote:
>
>
Would you take $300 (USA) for it?
> On Feb 22, 2022, at 11:53 PM, KIRBY NESBITT wrote:
>
> Hi Bill,
> I have a Remote Rig RRC-1258MkIIs for Elecraft K3 Twin setup that I purchased
> a little while back for a project that never got off the ground. Everything
> still new in the box including
I really like the AlexMic--a speaker mic for the KX2/KX3 with lots of RX
audio. Rechargeable battery.
73 Eric WD6DBM
On Fri, Feb 18, 2022, 9:26 AM James Cizek wrote:
> Mike, you confirmed what I had been wondering about.. and it sounds like
> the radio will ship without the mic which is just
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