I was pleased to complete my T1 yesterday, after receiving a couple of missing
1/8 watt resistors from Elecraft. Everything worked right away. Happy Dance
time..
Then today..I receive another envelope from Elecraft with Errata, changing R1
and R2 to 1 watt, and T2 to 2 stacked cores. Oh Joy,
John, W2AGN wrote:
I was pleased to complete my T1 yesterday, after receiving a couple of
missing
1/8 watt resistors from Elecraft. Everything worked right away. Happy Dance
time..
Then today..I receive another envelope from Elecraft with Errata, changing
R1
and R2 to 1 watt, and T2 to 2
On Friday 01 April 2005 12:39, Ron D'Eau Claire wrote:
Those two resistors are very easy to get to. Remove T2 first and you'll
find one of them right next to the row of inductors near the BNC end on top
of the board, and the other one on the bottom of the board near the edge
between the BNC
Ron D'Eau Claire wrote:
Now your T1 will be even more robust than ever.
How hard would it be to beef up a T1 to handle 100W? A few extra cores, bigger
wire, higher voltage caps
..from the one who used to run his QRP K2 at 22 watts output.
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73,
Vic, K2VCO
Fresno CA
On Friday 01 April 2005 13:54, you wrote:
Hi John,
the T1 still works!
That's a relief
My main complaint about the T1 is...why didn't they come out with it
sooner?
It is the neatest, handiest little tuner I have ever seen!
Glad you like it, and tell your friends :) I was
Vic, K2VCO, asked:
How hard would it be to beef up a T1 to handle 100W? A few extra cores,
bigger
wire, higher voltage caps
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That's a question for Wayne!
Ron AC7AC
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