I understood that there was some inter-band dependency, but I had not
considered that the 4 band module could be made to 3 bands this way. That
would be good news; the 80-40-30 combination is likely the most frequently
used configuration I would need. I looked at the 4-band module and many of
it's components are very small, but perhaps the PC board layout still could
be adapted by using the space freed from the adjacent unused band? Would the
unit need software changes so it would expect this behavior in the software?
73 Dave WB0GAZ [EMAIL PROTECTED]
From: "Peter Zenker" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "'david feldman'" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,<[email protected]>
Subject: RE: [Elecraft] Feasibility of KPA-1(?)
Date: Sun, 3 Apr 2005 18:12:34 +0200
Sorry, excuse
I hit the wrong button.
No my response to the mail
Swiss Hams always need 80m due to their yearly traditional National
Mountain
Day
> I also had a short e-mail exchange with Wayne that ended in
> my suggesting a new 3-band module covering 80 and two other
> bands (perhaps 40/30 or 40/20); I think something like this
> would be really valuable as we are now at a lower point of
> the solar cycle than when the K1 was first developed.
>
I could help some of them with an easy to do mod of the standard 4 Band
modul. The problem is, you can only use 2 neighbour bands per section an
not
harmonic bands without changing of bandmodules. If you use the first
section
for 80 meter, you can use the second section for 40/30 Meter.
73 de Peter
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