Also interesting would be for what purpose the K144 has been bought. In
Europe a big part of the VHF-community are contesters working cw and ssb. I
dont think that we have to many K144-users for FM chatting.
Speaking for myself I couldn't wait longer because our contest season starts
next
I'd like to hear some more reviews on the K144XV. I've got mine on order and
hoping it arrives before the P3 is shipping. But heck I'd love to setup both
at the same time.
Anyone who has had theirs long enough to warrant an eham review I would love
to read your thoughts. So far only one person
You can post reviews here:
http://www.eham.net/reviews/detail/8717
On Mon, 2010-03-01 at 00:23 -0800, Brett Howard wrote:
I'd like to hear some more reviews on the K144XV. I've got mine on
order and hoping it arrives before the P3 is shipping. But heck I'd
love to setup both at the same time.
I guess the only reviewer so far does very little FM as he did not think to
lower the deviation on FM :)
73 Ian
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On 1 March 2010 10:53, Brett Howard
Ordered at Dayton, received last week.
K9ZTV
On 3/1/2010 2:23 AM, Brett Howard wrote:
Also if someone has recently gotten
theirs I'd be interested if you could mention when youu ordered.
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I also ordered mine at Dayton and received it last week. It is installed and
working 100%. I'm seeing the full 10 watts output. RX seems very good. Two
small problems with the install. The supplied cross brace had one screw hole
mis-aligned. Also the three screws to mount the 144XV to the side
Good point! I just checked my stainless steel screw kit and noticed
that there are 3 of the small flat head screws that hold the sides and
top on I assume that those are the replacements to put into the
K144XV. Does one need a longer version of that screw or are they the
same as the 9 that
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