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73,
Dave KQ3T
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Subject: [Elecraft] OT: Kenwood's new rig?
From: Dave-Boat Guyanavig...@yahoo.com
And (at least it seems to me) every now and then I'll see the reply
before I see the original message. :)
73
Dave KQ3T
On 4/28/2012 11:00 AM, Ron D'Eau Claire wrote:
Every so often most of us notice a huge delay in seeing posts appear. AFAIK
it has nothing to do with it being approved but has
I can't think of too many companies where a problem is dealt with,
within 20 minutes of posting, by a principal in the company.
73
Dave KQ3T
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On 2/7/2012 4:53 PM, Wayne Burdick wrote
3D Sun is also available on Android Market.
73
Dave KQ3T
On 1/28/2012 11:19 AM, Phil Hystad wrote:
If you own an iPad or an iPhone the 3DSUN application is FREE and a very
nice solar weather news agency with photos, videos, and other interesting
information. Just google 3DSUN to learn more
Boy was I confused! I just saw the topic was LEDs, glanced at Wayne's
response (50 mils), and assumed he was referring to current consumption.
73
Dave KQ3T
On 1/3/2012 11:52 AM, DGB wrote:
In my life-time career as a Toolmaker/Mfg Eng., a millionth or a mil was
a thousandth (.001) divided
assembled. Prices
were based on cost of parts in May, and everything is going up
industry-wide, so it's possible prices may change by the time we start
shipping.
...
73, Wayne N6KR
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73 and Happy Thanksgiving,
Dave KQ3T
On 11/23/2011 1:21 PM, rck...@comcast.net
power level).
2. It is much easier to add an external power amplifier, if desired,
than to significantly improve receiver performance at a later date.
73,
Dave, KQ3T
On 6/6/2011 12:25 AM, juergen wrote:
Hi Kristinn
What i dont get is why people expect so much performance from a
so called
Not to mention that the size/weight/performance would seem to dictate
use of SMDs.
73,
Dave KQ3T
On 5/25/2011 2:03 PM, R. Kevin Stover wrote:
I'd be shocked if it wasn't.
Less than one in 10 kit builders have the skill or equipment necessary
to do reliable SMT construction. We might be able
Not only were they 6V, but positive ground, if I recall correctly. (My
preference was Triumphs, however, not MGs.)
73,
Dave KQ3T
On 2/16/2011 2:13 PM, Ron D'Eau Claire wrote:
As does much of Europe (just next door to you :-)
Us OT's remember when almost all automobiles (including my
the KW amp.. And except for Elecraft, I'm not aware of any other
5-100W amplifiers.
73,
Dave KQ3T
On 12/22/2010 1:29 AM, Igor Kosvin wrote:
Is there any technical merit behind FCC's 15dB amp gain limitation? I saw
commercial RF amplifiers with gains up to 30dB, obviously approved by FCC. I
AFAIK, all the testing is done with a single unit. Does anyone have an
idea as to what the normal unit-to-unit variation is? Are we talking
0.1dB, 1dB, 5dB?
73,
Dave KQ3T
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Here's the Ohmite resistor guide web page:
http://www.ohmite.com/resguide.html
73,
Dave KQ3T
Craig D. Smith wrote:
Hi Vic ...
My first inclination would be to go to the Ohmite website and look at the
datasheet for the resistors and search for any application notes. One or
both
Digi-Key has them listed at $153.34 each (Qty 1), down to $86.67 in lots
of 1000.
They have 30 in stock, if you want to order spares early :)
73
Dave KQ3T
Brian Alsop wrote:
Just for curiosity, what do a pair of VRF2933 cost? Availability?
73 de Brian/K3KO
What about the Ten-Tec RX320D
http://radio.tentec.com/amateur/receivers/RX320D?
73,
Dave
WW2PT wrote:
...
There are
commercial receivers but they cost multi-kilobucks, leaving little in
the middle between pro receivers and portables -- Icom R75 being the
only amateur manufacturer
Well, I'm fairly sure that Ted won't remain oblivious to this for very
long :(
73
Dave KQ3T
VE3GAM Allen McRorie wrote:
...
also, I never take any email seriously that is sent to undisclosed
recipients, as this
one was. I am
pretty sure you will find Ted at home in Illinois, Wisconsin
designed/shielded supplies, generate hash that can be heard in your
receiver.
QST has tested a number of switching power supplies recently, you might
check to see if the supplies you're considering have been evaluated.
73,
Dave KQ3T
Thomas R. Hauff wrote:
Hi y'all!
I have noted that most
Paul,
Ten-Tec, amongst others, sells a USB-to-Serial adapter
http://store.tentec.com/accessories/#316.
73,
Dave KQ3T
Paul wrote:
snip
A secondary problem is that the computer only has USB ports, no serial port.
It's an IBM Thinkpad. I believe it has 4 USB 2.0 ports available.
Any info
, some/most of the Other really belong in one of the Kn
folders, but that wasn't indicated in the Subject.
I'd attribute this mix to two things: The K3 is the newest (how many of
those messages were just delivery date speculation?) and it's the most
complicated.
73
Dave KQ3T
for connection
directly to 50 ohm coax, without an intervening balun.
73,
Dave KQ3T
Paul Maruna wrote:
...Where does the baluns come into this play with either unit ?
...
Thank you,
Paul
(73)
KD8HWP
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to pass on the internal
battery pack and internal tuner, but did order the external T1
autotuner. Oh, I ordered the backlight for the LCD too.
Now for the kudos to Elecraft. I placed my order about 11am EDT
yesterday, and received my shipping notice just before 7pm that evening.
73 to all,
Dave
)?
A. KAT1 Antenna Tuner
B. KNB1 Noise Blanker
C. KBT1 Battery Holder
Thanks and 73,
Dave KQ3T
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I tried with IE7, and it launched Core FTP, so I guess IE7 doesn't
handle FTP natively. As Dave stated, Firefox OTOH worked perfectly.
It would seem you have two choices, Ed:
- Use Firefox
- Obtain an FTP program (there are a number of them out there, including
Core FTP).
73,
Dave KQ3T
I, too, use the black stuff from WalMart to secure my 2m rig on the
dashboard. Hasn't budged in nearly 2 years.
73
Dave KQ3T
David Yarnes wrote:
Some kinds work great--others not so great. The kind that looks kind
of shiny, and has a very regular pattern of holes and little squares
That sounds like a ring, or circular queue, in CS terms. I'm another who
has never quite understand what a band-stacking memory is, or does.
73,
Dave KQ3T
David Woolley (E.L) wrote:
What they want is a stack, for each band as well as a button for each
band. The stack isn't a true stack
the Elecraft guys are prioritizing their efforts, and
putting Fifty ways to change bands at the nether end of the list.
73,
Dave KQ3T
Dave Van Wallaghen wrote:
Ok, lets see if I get it - users want to randomly assign bands to a set of
buttons in an order of their choosing, that makes sense
I believe the other models are all shipping from stock.
73
Dave KQ3T
edward kacura wrote:
Is it only the folks who order K3's,that get Katiegrams?None for KX1,K1,and
K2's?
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You
Or, to make an analogy more along the lines of manufactured products...
What has better performance? A 10-ton Mack truck or a 1500-lb F1 Ferrari?
That said, there are ergonomic considerations that may be compromised in
the smaller design (as they are in the Ferrari).
73,
Dave KQ3T
Joe
Well, Phil, at least you're halfway there... both Thunderbird and
Firefox come in native Linux versions.
73,
Dave KQ3T
Phil Kane wrote:
If and when the four major programs that I depend on daily
(WordPerfect, Thunderbird, Firefox and Folio Bound VIEWS - my
communications law legal research
.
73,
Dave KQ3T
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I believe that would be called a circular queue.
73,
Dave KQ3T
Don Wilhelm wrote:
...
A stack can only be loaded/unloaded from one end (usually referred
to as the top) and one must sequentially remove entries until the one
wanted is present. The K3 regular band switch is more akin
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