The point should be that a "drop of LocTite" isn't going to fix the
problem over time.
You should not have to modify a product immediately out of the box
because of a lousy
design.
Best regards,
Tom, W1TEF
Lexington, SC
On 7/24/2017 6:22 PM, John Oppenheimer wrote:
This is the response I
Kent and Wayne,
I have not had any success with Loc-Tite. This is strictly an
engineering issue - the screws are too short
to produce enough torque to hold the contact posts in place - its as
simple as that. Longer screws help,
but again, the length of the contact posts and small diameter of
Greetings,
I've been plagued with an issue involving the KXPD2 paddles contact posts,
namely the posts coming loose and the screws so loose that the posts
actually
fall out of the paddles. This is not a one-off issue - I've been
through four sets
of these paddles and they all succumb to the
Greetings,
I was just looking at the KX2 firmware, Beta and 2.69 and discovered
that they were built
and released in the 11th Century!! Who knew?!?
**MCU 2.69 / DSP 1.49, Final Release Feb 5, 1017**
**MCU 2.75 / DSP 1.49, April 7, 1017
**Best regards,
Tom, W1TEF
Lexington, SC
**
**
Greetings,
I'm looking for a little practical advice about linear amplification for
the KX2/3 (I have both).
Hardrock-50 or KXPA100.
Essentially, it would be used mobile, although taking it out the car and
using it portable is
possible.
So any information from users of these two amps will
, 2017, at 10:50 AM, Tom Francis, W1TEF <kx2_...@swsports.org> wrote:
Greetings,
I'm looking for a little practical advice about linear amplification for the
KX2/3 (I have both).
Hardrock-50 or KXPA100.
Essentially, it would be used mobile, although taking it out the car and using
it po
Greetings,
First, before I go any further, I have nothing but the highest regard
for Elecraft's Customer
Support and Service. I've had several issues with my KX2 that were due
to operator error
and Elecraft has fixed my self-induced KX2 injuries quickly and
efficiently. Plus, I've had
a
There is a plan to have study the effect.
http://eng.umb.edu/~eclipsemob/
Tom, W1TEF
Lexington, SC
On 6/2/2017 2:54 PM, Bruce Beford wrote:
Does anyone know of any plans for any HF nets that will be running
specifically for observers of the Solar Eclipse on August 21st? I plan to
travel to
LOL!! Yep
Tom, W1TEF
On 9/18/2017 11:07 PM, Fred Jensen wrote:
Such was also the "Cult of the Windom" for those of us teenagers who
couldn't afford 75 ohm twinlead for CF 1/2 wave dipoles.
73,
Fred ["Skip"] K6DGW
Sparks NV DM09dn
Washoe County
On 9/18/2017 4:31 PM, Ken G Kopp wrote:
I
On 6/24/2018 6:46 PM, Buck wrote:
The 40 Mtr CW station for the mighty Rappahannock Valley ARC (K4TS 6A
VA) achieved a new club record of 1,000 QSOs (not including dupes) by
12:30 Eastern Sunday morning. OPs were K4IA, K4GMH and N2FW.
That is the best feeling when your club and ops reach that
Greetings,
Apparently I can't read owner manuals correctly. I'm trying to reset my
PX3 to
factory specs and I don't seem to be accomplishing that.
I'm probably missing something, but could somebody tell me what I need
to do.
(I need to do this because I've hopeless messed up the display
Thanks very much - I've fiddled around with the settings so much, I've
gotten
lost. :-)
Best regards,
Tom, W1TEF
On 4/25/2018 8:25 AM, Bob N3MNT wrote:
Turn PX3 off ( using switch on PX3)
Hold the Labels key and tap PWR ( Hold labels for 2 secs then release)
You should see Configuration
Season's Greetings to everyone on the list.
I've been trying to set up for digital communications and I
am having some trouble getting the computer to communicate
with the KX3.
I keep getting hamlib errors - the latest is "communications timed
out while opening connection to rig"
Instead
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