Now That I have finished my basic Tenna Dipper Kit. I need to put it
in an enclosure with a little bit bigger switches, buttons.... BUT,
BUT... one thing....
In this kit, if you need to know the frequency that the Tenna Dipper
is, you could just listen to the CW tones, but you will not be able
to know too easely at which frequency you are..... very anoying... :-(
Why do not make an external connector on the K2 that is link to the
frequency counter probe connector on the control panel. After you
have selected the CAL FCTR function, connecting the Tenna Dipper
External frequency test point to the K2... you will be able to use
your K2 to display the actual frequency of this little antenna
anylizer.... and now be able to use more easly the Tenna Dipper on
many different frequencies instead of using it always at a pre-
defined frequency, because it is too hard without proper external
indication.
What an idea ???!!!! Let me guess.... I will do it tomorrow !! I let
you know "by picture" as soon as possible.
73
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/¯\/¯\/¯\/¯\/¯\/¯\ JEAN-FRANCOIS MENARD
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Elecraft K2 #4130
Elecraft KX1 #999
http://homepage.mac.com/jfmenard
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