N2EY said:
The bigger point, and the reason for all the bandwidth, is that we do
ourselves and amateur radio a disservice if we blindly accept such stories
without
checking out the facts.
The difference between high side low side injection is something I'm always
having to explain over
Stewart,
Sometimes (and there seems to be no predictability about this) the K2 does
not take kindly to too many commands sent in one go especially when a band
change is involved in the string.
To test your character strings in Hyperterminal use the paste buffer to send
the strings fast, rather
On Fri, 18 Jun 2004, Allen Ward wrote:
Both the Central Electronics 10B and 20A generated EITHER USB and LSB at 9
MHz.
I owned one each of these rigs. Mixed with 5 MHz (or various multiples
thereof) one could operate from 80 to 10 meters. You selected the sideband by
flipping a switch on
Jean-Francois,
Great pictures. It brings bank many fine memories of when I went through
the process with K2 sn 467 almost five years ago!
For me, building the K2 was just as much fun (and not nearly as dangerous)
as when I built a DX100 back in 1958. I was 15 years old then and not at
all
Hi Group,
I have recently completed the construction of this kit which is now under
test run. It has been well constructed and caliberated with spectogram. It
is my 6th K2. It includes the following options:
KSB2, KDSP2, KNB2, KBT2, K160RX
My price is USD1299 plus shipping costs. The sale
John:
In 1959-1961 I was in the US Navy and stationed at NAS Norfolk, Va. I lived
in the ham shack of W4NPT and ran many phone patches on 20 meter SSB for
HZ1AB a US Air Force base in Saudi Arabia. Our SSB rig was a Central
Electronics 20A with the Command Set VFO, an HQ-170 Receiver, a Johnson
In a message dated 6/19/04 7:55:57 AM Eastern Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
What's really amazing is that there are so many folks who NEVER were around
then, who NEVER operated SSB at the beginning and NEVER had the very common
Central Electronics 10 or 20 rigs that can tell all
I like my K1 just the way it is.
I usually park it on 14.062 and go about my business
with the computer (have to unplug the printer power
supply due to the noise it generates).
I am ofter greated by a high pitched CQ, I tune down
to the correct freq but often do not had to tune at
all.
I have
K2 2330 experiences the same malady. Even a slight bump will cause this.
I'm waiting
to get in there and replace the pot. Just having too much fun to open
her up.
Hate to replace it and have the problem resurface.
1) yes.
2) ??
AF pot gives plenty of volume with no scratchiness so no problem
My audio cuts out momentarily whenever I rotate the RF gain pot. I
suppose the RF gain pot is generating noise (dirty) and that
noise is
triggering the AGC. I do find that if I rapidly rotate the
knob back
and forth through perhaps ninety degrees a dozen times or more, the
problem is
Well folks the first log from the Eurasian ECN is in the books. The
conditions were less than favorable for QRP activity. The All Asian DX CW
Contest was going strong and burying us in QRM. Well now to the
numbers.or should I say number
HA0HH Gyorgy 559 unable to copy rig info.or
Hi guys,
I am helping a friend trouble shoot a K1 that he just finished putting
together. This is a 2 band 40/20 meter K1. The 40 meter band is working
perfect with a full 7 watts output into a 50 ohm dummy load. The power
output can be adjusted up and down while in transmit on 40 meters. The 20
I heard YI9RVT for the full hour from 18-19 UTC on 7024.7, and heard him
QSO with several non-Elecraft stations. As far as I heard there were no
Elecraft stations logging in.
He was 459 here, and could not hear me with 15 Watts from my K2 ... and
that was the case for PA0RBO too. This may have
I don't know how, but some smoke was let out. Unit is
in NJQRP PC board case. Worked great a while back.
Has not been used in over a year.
Minor damage; but no time to fix. Will send to clever
person for Priority Mail postage cost (~$5). Have
schematic, and probably also the other
How do I get the K2 into SCAN mode again!!!
I have a mental block happening here.
- Original Message -
From: Steve Jackson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Sent: Sunday, June 20, 2004 11:25 AM
Subject: [Elecraft] NorCal SMK-1 free to good home (CONUS)
I don't know
Hi David,
Store A B VFOs (start/end frequencies) in a memory (0-9) using STO.
You can start scan by cointinuing to hold STO until you see SCAN on
the LCD, or RCL the memory at anytime and hold until you see SCAN.
You'll also probably want to assign either PF1 or PF2 as scan resume.
If you
Due to band conditions and one way propagation I was unable to copy PA0RBO
and LA3ZA so in true ECN style Sverre and Robert worked each other. I will
have to work on getting stations to relay for me.here is their E/A ECN
QSO information
PA0RBO 599 Robert K2 2406 18:54 - 19:01
LA3ZA 559 Sverre
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