[Elecraft] Y adapter for FT-817 / T1

[Dave G.]

Has anyone found one of these???
I'd like to be able to use HRD and the T1 at the same time

Dave KK7SS

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Re: [Elecraft] Rework Eliminators

[Doug Faunt N6TQS +1-510-655-8604]

I've found the audio filter/DSP one to be very convenient when doing work
on the front panel/control boards, since things can be tested without
having to reassemble that stack, or probed behind where it would be.

73, doug

   From: "Mike Short" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
   Date: Tue, 28 Nov 2006 19:23:28 -0600

   Tom,

   They are listed at the bottom of the Elecraft website. I put them in my K2,
   and they are great.
   What they are is a board that plugs in to the connectors for the various
   option modules, KSB2, KNB2, KAF2, etc.

   You can do them as you assemble the K2, or go back after it is finished and
   install them. They are great for troubleshooting, since all you need to do
   is unplug the suspect module and verify operation. I had an issue with my
   KSB2 board, and it was great to be able to simply unplug it. If you do not
   have the rework eliminators installed you must solder in jumpers, and other
   steps to remove a module.
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RE: [Elecraft] Rework Eliminators

[Tom Zeltwanger]

Thanks for the info. I guess I have something else to buy for my kit already.

Tom


Quoting Mike Short <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:

> Tom,
> 
> They are listed at the bottom of the Elecraft website. I put them in my K2,
> and they are great.
> What they are is a board that plugs in to the connectors for the various
> option modules, KSB2, KNB2, KAF2, etc.
> By following the instructions with the eliminators, you will install the
> various components and jumpers required to make
> The option work. When you are finished, all you need to do to install an
> option is simply unplug the option header board and plug
> In the module you just finished. No disassembly of the K2 is required, as
> all modules plug in to the top of the boards.
> You can do them as you assemble the K2, or go back after it is finished and
> install them. They are great for troubleshooting, since all you need to do
> is unplug the suspect module and verify operation. I had an issue with my
> KSB2 board, and it was great to be able to simply unplug it. If you do not
> 

have the rework eliminators installed you must solder in jumpers, and other
> steps to remove a module.
> 
> Mike
> AI4NS 
> 
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RE: [Elecraft] Rework Eliminators

[Mike Short]

Tom,

They are listed at the bottom of the Elecraft website. I put them in my K2,
and they are great.
What they are is a board that plugs in to the connectors for the various
option modules, KSB2, KNB2, KAF2, etc.
By following the instructions with the eliminators, you will install the
various components and jumpers required to make
The option work. When you are finished, all you need to do to install an
option is simply unplug the option header board and plug
In the module you just finished. No disassembly of the K2 is required, as
all modules plug in to the top of the boards.
You can do them as you assemble the K2, or go back after it is finished and
install them. They are great for troubleshooting, since all you need to do
is unplug the suspect module and verify operation. I had an issue with my
KSB2 board, and it was great to be able to simply unplug it. If you do not
have the rework eliminators installed you must solder in jumpers, and other
steps to remove a module.

Mike
AI4NS 


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[Elecraft] Rework Eliminators

[Tom Zeltwanger]

OK I just have to ask:
What the heck are Rework Eliminators? 

I am just starting a K2/100, and will be building it for some time. In the mean
time, I have been watching this list (an outstanding resoucer, I might add), and
Rework Eliminators come up from time to time. I am dying to know what they are,
and if they are something I need to help with my move into K2 land.

73,

Tom KG3V


Quoting Don Wilhelm <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:

> Scott,
> 
> Do not install anything at C167.  With the Rework Eliminators, you should
> find a header for J11 - install that, and the jumper they are referring to
> is on the board that plugs into that J11 header.
> 
> 73,
> Don W3FPR
> 
> > -Original Message-
> >
> > HI
> > I'm a little confused, which is not unusual for me, on the last
> > item on page 50 of the assemble manual for the K2.
> > It says - Install C167 (.001 uf "102") which is near J11, the
> > connector for the SSB adapter. The leads on this capacitor should
> > be formed to match its PC board outline.
> > The un-module manual say don't install C167 and install a jumper
> > at J11.
> > I'm inclined to believe that it is saying to install a jumper instead
> > of C-167. Is this correct. Sure would hate to smoke a PCB by putting
> > a jumper where it shouldn't be.
> > Any help would be appreciated.
> > Scott N5SM
> >
> >
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[Elecraft] Elecraft W1 Wattmeter S/W and VB6 Source Available

[Eric Swartz WA6HHQ - Elecraft]

We've just uploaded our free W1 Wattmeter Windows control program to the 
Elecraft web page. The W1 Software page also includes the VB6 source 
code for your enjoyment and edification, along with a screen capture of 
the running program.


This program was written by Brian Broggie, W6FVI, from our engineering 
group. Thanks Brian! Brian can be reached at:  brian (at) elecraft.com


The W1 software page can be reached via the 'software' link off our main 
http://www.elecraft.com web page, or directly at:

http://www.elecraft.com/software/W1/elecraft_w1_software.htm

For those interested in writing software, the W1 serial protocol is 
documented in its user manual, available at:

http://www.elecraft.com/K2_Manual_Download_Page.htm#mini

If you modify or extend the program please let us know and we'll add it 
to the page for download :-)


Have fun!

73,
Eric  WA6HHQ

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[Elecraft] IC- identification

[wsm]

It's me again!
Have another dumb question, but I don't have any way of checking.
On assembling the RF board on my K2, the manual calls for two
NE602 IC's at U10 and U11. The only IC's I have left unmounted are
two SA612AN IC's. I'm sure they are the same, but would like to be
sure before I solder them into the RF board.
Thanks
Scott N5SM

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[Elecraft] Re: How does the W-1 work?

[wayne burdick]

We'll be posting something on this topic soon.

73,
Wayne
N6KR


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RE: [Elecraft] K2 weird problem

[Kevin Schmidt]

Others on the list know infinitely more than I do about how the K2-KSB2
work, but from the symptoms, I would guess that the KSB2 is loading down
the VRFDET line so that the K2 thinks it isn't generating enough power.
It then tries to up the power, gives the high current warning, and drops
back to 10 watts.  This would suggest checking the components around Q1
on the KSB2.

73 Kevin w9cf

>
> Hello agn fellow Elecrafters,
>   I still have a problem with my K2, upon cold startup. power
> cont. set to 5w. CW mode. when 1st x-mit . bargraph shows almost
> no ind. but hi curent alarm, power out is 10+ watts( 40m) es
> after a minite or 2 all is backto normal with bar graph showing
> 5w es power out is 5w es no alarm. i followed Keith Darwins
> suggestion es made some rework eliminators. I narrowed the
> problem to when the ssb brd is plugged in. with ssb brd out, all
> is fine. I went thru a rebuild of the ssb board es all parts are
> in proper places es no cold solder joint or bridges. Problem is
> with ssb brd. could my problem be a faulty (intermittent) IC ???
> Any sugestions appreciated.  tnx,   Gregg WB8LZG

=-
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RE: [Elecraft] IC- identification

[Ken K3IU]

Hi Scott:

If you check the parts list, you will see in the Description column that
an alternate is NE/SA612.

73,
Ken K3IU 

-Original Message-
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: [Elecraft] IC- identification

It's me again!
Have another dumb question, but I don't have any way of checking.
On assembling the RF board on my K2, the manual calls for two
NE602 IC's at U10 and U11. The only IC's I have left unmounted are two
SA612AN IC's. I'm sure they are the same, but would like to be sure
before I solder them into the RF board.
Thanks
Scott N5SM

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Re: [Elecraft] CW QSO's from around the house

[Stuart Rohre]

When not in sight of the rig, as in the yard, you are probably required to 
follow the FCC remote control rules.  Review Part 97 before doing any remote 
work.

Stuart
K5KVH 


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[Elecraft] Re: OT Alspaugh CW keyboard cct diagram

[David Lankshear]

Murphy's law still works!  Wouldn't you just believe it!  Seconds after I sent 
my enquiry to the reflector, a mail came in from Marshall Emm that appears to 
have been "stuck in cyberspace" for almost 24 hours and it included a diagram.  
Although it's clear, it still seems to have errors, so any help would still be 
appreciated.

Thanks.

Dave L  G3TJP

Quote:


This is off-topic, but perhaps someone can help me locate a readable circuit 
diagram for the Computer keyboard CW encoder by Ron Alspaugh, W6NKS, which 
appeared in QST December 1997?

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[Elecraft] OT Alspaugh CW keyboard cct diagram

[David Lankshear]

This is off-topic, but perhaps someone can help me locate a readable circuit 
diagram for the Computer keyboard CW encoder by Ron Alspaugh, W6NKS, which 
appeared in QST December 1997?

I purchased the kit from Morse Express and want to change it around a wee bit.  
The instructions had a circuit diagram on the back page that you wouldn't 
believe HI!  Text is back to front, mirror imaged, sideways etc., so it looks 
like a cross between Cyrillic and Arabic and large patches of detail are 
missing or overlaid.  About the only thing clearly recognisable are symbols for 
jacks and LEDs.  As I failed to find a diagram on the net I mailed the very 
helpful Marshall Emm to ask if an unscrambled version was available but guess 
he doesn't have one to hand as he didn't get back to me.

Grateful thanks in advance for help rendered.

73  Dave Lankshear,  G3TJP

K2 #4150, K2/100 #5551
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Re: [Elecraft] IC- identification

[Doug Person]

Scott,

I asked the same question.  In th parts list it shows the 612 as an 
alternate.  They are functionally equivalent.


73, Doug -- K0DXV

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

It's me again!
Have another dumb question, but I don't have any way of checking.
On assembling the RF board on my K2, the manual calls for two
NE602 IC's at U10 and U11. The only IC's I have left unmounted are
two SA612AN IC's. I'm sure they are the same, but would like to be
sure before I solder them into the RF board.
Thanks
Scott N5SM

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RE: [Elecraft] How does the W-1 work?

[Darwin, Keith]

Welcome to the world of SW.  In this day, more of the functionality of a
circuit is often done in software, and that software can be very
complex.  In fact, SW in general is far more complex than hardware just
because it can be.  Complex hardware takes development time, board real
estate and pushes parts counts up.  Complex software only takes
development time.

Now, to your question about what's going on inside the WM-1 PIC?  Sorry,
I have no idea.

73!

- Keith N1AS -
- K2 5411.ssb -

-Original Message-
It seems that a good amount of the schematic really exists inside the
PIC and so, I'm curious.

 Best regards, Bob K7HBG
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[Elecraft] How does the W-1 work?

[k7hbg]

Hi Everybody.

 I just got my W-1 and put it together. It's a KEEPER , works like a
champ! I read the manual Page (11) "circuit description" a few times and
it seems to make sense. I would like to know what is going on in the
little PIC processor. I don't want the code or anything but I sure would
like to know what it is doing in general. A flow chart would be nice.
 I know that it has digital inputs and outputs as well as an analog to
digital converter. It seems that a good amount of the schematic really
exists inside the PIC and so, I'm curious.

 Best regards, Bob K7HBG



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RE: [Elecraft] K2 weird problem

[Don Wilhelm]

Gregg,

There are no ICs on the KSB2 board that should cause a problem of that
nature.
When in CW mode, and during transmit, the only components that should be in
the signal path electrically are C42, D3, Q3 and C39.

Follow along on the KSB2 schematic - at the bottom, the BFO signal enters at
P1 pin 12, goes through C42, then D3 should be conducting because the TXC
signal from the KSB2 firmware should be active (+5v) during CW transmit.
The TXC signal also causes Q3 to conduct and the BFO signal flows out the
emitter of Q1 and through C39 to pin 7 of P1 - from there it goes to the RF
Board and on to the transmit mixer.  Be certain the TXC signal is correctly
present from the firmware chip (Pin 12 of U1).

So there is little involved on the KSB2 board for CW transmit.  Check to see
if you have the proper conditions present for the signal flow described
above, and that information should lead you to the source of the problem.
Check Q3, D3, and possibly D5.

73,
Don W3FPR

> -Original Message-
>
> Hello agn fellow Elecrafters,
>   I still have a problem with my K2, upon cold startup. power
> cont. set to 5w. CW mode. when 1st x-mit . bargraph shows almost
> no ind. but hi curent alarm, power out is 10+ watts( 40m) es
> after a minite or 2 all is backto normal with bar graph showing
> 5w es power out is 5w es no alarm. i followed Keith Darwins
> suggestion es made some rework eliminators. I narrowed the
> problem to when the ssb brd is plugged in. with ssb brd out, all
> is fine. I went thru a rebuild of the ssb board es all parts are
> in proper places es no cold solder joint or bridges. Problem is
> with ssb brd. could my problem be a faulty (intermittent) IC ???
> Any sugestions appreciated.  tnx,   Gregg WB8LZG
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[Elecraft] Weller WTCPT tip life??

[Fred (FL)]

You might want to "tighten" the tip to iron
connection itself.  Wellers, especially those of
old - did this all the time.  A slightly resistive
poorly tightened tip connection - and one will get
50% or less heat conduction!  For me - a simple
Circuit Specialists Inc. soldering station - is
much better, and less costly.  Tips are 
reasonable.   I'm not in the soldering business,
and none of them last all that long.

Good Luck 
Fred
N3CSY


 

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[Elecraft] K2 weird problem

[Gregg mulder]

Hello agn fellow Elecrafters,
  I still have a problem with my K2, upon cold startup. power cont. set to 5w. 
CW mode. when 1st x-mit . bargraph shows almost no ind. but hi curent alarm, 
power out is 10+ watts( 40m) es after a minite or 2 all is backto normal with 
bar graph showing 5w es power out is 5w es no alarm. i followed Keith Darwins 
suggestion es made some rework eliminators. I narrowed the problem to when the 
ssb brd is plugged in. with ssb brd out, all is fine. I went thru a rebuild of 
the ssb board es all parts are in proper places es no cold solder joint or 
bridges. Problem is with ssb brd. could my problem be a faulty (intermittent) 
IC ??? Any sugestions appreciated.  tnx,   Gregg WB8LZG
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Re: [Elecraft] VELLEMAN HPS40 Scope

[Bob P]

Their are lot of VELLEMAN HPS40 on ebay, hand held. Would this be a good 
first scope for a newbi, I know basic ac/dc therory and want to get i 
circuit design trouble shooting.


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Re: [Elecraft] CW QSO's from around the house

[Julian, G4ILO]

This was precisely the kind of application I wrote K2 Net for. See 
http://www.g4ilo.com/k2net.html (sorry, the website is a mess at the 
moment. It's being updated to a more modern design, but I have little time 
for hobby activities of any sort at the moment, so it's a slow process.)

The only thing it won't do is let you send CW using a key or paddle. You 
have to use the keyboard. Interfacing a key to a computer and then finding 
a way to preserve the timing through two copies of multi-tasking Windows 
and a network connection is just way too difficult.
--
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Reply via list or www.g4ilo.com/email.html

John Watkins  wrote:

I know someone out there has thought of a good solution for what I would 
like 
to do.  Want to use my K2 in the shack from anywhere around the house and 
yard...say within 100 feet.
 
Listening to the receiver and sidetone is no problem with a wireless 
headphone 
set.  But, how to key the transmitter with some type of wireless paddle.  
Has 
anyone done this and would like to pass on your approach?  Ideally, at the 
K2 
end of the wireless paddle the device would simply plug into the key jack.


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[Elecraft] K2 + TRXPTC

[Furlan Werner Dr.]

on the SCS homepage I found the following new device: 
http://www.scs-ptc.com/download/TRXPTC-en.pdf 

I am using the K2 together with the EA3BLQ addon for digital modes and I 
find the idea fascinating to build the PTC-2 board into the K2. 

What do you think about this idea? First I wanted to build a K2 100 with 
the Amplifier built into the main unit, but when I want to add the SCS 
board into the K2, it will be necessary to separate the two units. 
I'd like to hear the opinion of experienced K2 builders - do you think 
this is feasible? Can I feed the transceiver remote control into the 
TRXPTC? 

I'd get a Data transceiver with Bluetooth serial port and optional 100 
Watts Amp aside. 

73! de Werner 
OE9FWV 

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Beim Universum bin ich mir aber noch nicht ganz sicher."
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