Is there any chance that the QST review for the Transverters can be made
available from the Elecraft web page like some of the other QST revews are?
Not being a member of the ARRL (but of the RSGB), its a little frustrating to
know that these exist but cannot read them!
Paul
M1CNK
Date: Wed,
On Sep 2, 2004, at 4:24 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is there any chance that the QST review for the Transverters can be
made available from the Elecraft web page like some of the other QST
revews are?
Not being a member of the ARRL (but of the RSGB), its a little
frustrating to know that
Hello there friends,
Further to my August 15 message when I asked for help to solve my lack of
power control after having solved my Info 80 problem, I am happy to let
you know that only this morning I have finally fought the dragon to death
and my K2 has overcome its lack of power control.
I'll
I had the occassion to take apart the hand held mic that Elecraft carries
(MH-2?) and was really shocked at what I found inside.
Now as a mostly CW guy I really don't have a good appreciation of sound
quality, but I'm finding this thread very interesting.
Tom
WB2QDG
- Original Message
Any idea when an Elecraft 432 / 440 MHz transverter may be available?
.. yes I know that it requires a different PC board layout than 50, 144
222 MHz transverters.
73, Greg
w9gb
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Date: Wed, 01 Sep 2004 11:43:16 -0700
From: Eric Swartz WA6HHQ - Elecraft [EMAIL
Could you tell us what you found in the MH-2 ???
On Thursday, September 02, 2004, at 09:46AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I had the occassion to take apart the hand held mic that Elecraft carries
(MH-2?) and was really shocked at what I found inside.
Now as a mostly CW guy I really don't have a
Don't tell me it was a J-38 mic cartridge!
At 9/2/2004 09:49 AM, JEAN-FRANCOIS MENARD wrote:
Could you tell us what you found in the MH-2 ???
On Thursday, September 02, 2004, at 09:46AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I had the occassion to take apart the hand held mic that Elecraft
carries
Hello all,
This weekend 9/4 9/5, I will operate from all the covered bridges in
Berks County, PA. On Saturday I will put on the air three covered
bridges. On Sunday I will activate two more covered bridges. I'll start
on 40m ssb and then go to 20m ssb at each bridge. Remember all contacts
count
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Hi all:
I already own 2 Heil PRO-SET Plus headsets and an older PRO-SET. I don't
want to have to buy an entire new one for my K-2. Is there an adaptor plug
made that enables the PRO-SET Plus to work with a K-2? Alternatively, if I
wire the mike plug on the K-2 to accept, for example, Yaesu
Anyone have any suggestions as to what brand , model of signal generator that
is comparable in popularity as the Hakko 808 desoldering tool? Curious as to
what others use , if they are into signal tracing..
Thanks,
Steve
KQ4UB
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International membership of ARRL is available for US$39. For that price you get
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I have just completed the assembly of a KAT1 internal auto tuner for my K1.
Everything seems fine so far but I must say I am somewhat unclear how to
properly adjust R2. The manual gives no instructions on the proper setting of
R2
other than on page 10 , about 2/3's way down on the page it
Since you already have a Yaesu adapter, why not change the mike header
in the K2 for Yaesu pin configuration. Otherwise break-out your
soldering iron and make one.
Robert VE3RPF
Brian Wruble wrote:
Hi all:
I already own 2 Heil PRO-SET Plus headsets and an older PRO-SET. I don't
want to
Had one a few months ago, sold it and regretted it. I would like to find
another to throw in the saddlebag on the motorcycle to use on trips. I
prefer the KX1 over the K1 because of the wide receive range for some
general SW listening and 40/20 ssb listening as well. If you have one for
sale
What a great manual, and a great kit,completed the first stage with testing,
and got half way throught the receiver when the family got home so I had to
stop for tonight, really enjoyed seeing the display light up and a chance to
see
the menu functions. So KX1 SN 837 is soon to be on the
I have obtained a K1 and have a couple of questions regarding the KFL1-4
board. Is there any reason it can't be constructed with 80 - 40 - 30 - 20
meters? If you purchase a new one it comes with 40 - 30 - 20 - 17/15 meters.
Considering the state of the solar cycle I'd prefer a board with lower
Hi Ron:
At 10:34 PM 9/2/04, you wrote:
I have obtained a K1 and have a couple of questions regarding the KFL1-4
board. Is there any reason it can't be constructed with 80 - 40 - 30 - 20
meters? If you purchase a new one it comes with 40 - 30 - 20 - 17/15 meters.
Considering the state of the
Ron,
The 4 band board will not work well with 80 meters (it becomes a '3 band
board' due to the low pass filter sharing), but may I suggest that you build
the 4 band board and then add a 2 band board with 80 meters as one band -
the other band can be 17 or 15 meters (the one that is missing
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