Yes, I have experienced the temp reset. I don't believe it is that unusual.
Roy Morris W4WFB
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Ken
This is strange the 4 band filter board I just recently built had a no
oscillation on the 18.100 crystal. I installed another crystal and problem
was solved. I wonder if anyone else has had this problem recently.
Allen, KN4UD
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Yes, very, very sad news... But be can see messages from him until yesterday...
:-(
I don't understand !?!?!?
He was one of my mentor since I'm in the Elecraft family
:-((
On Tuesday, January 04, 2005, at 10:10PM, Tom Mc [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have just learned of the passing of Don
Chris Wagner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote :
Howdy,
I fancy they paddle - but have a BY-1 at home. Is the
Hexakey considerably better than a standard Bencher
paddle? Tnx es 73, Chris Kf6vci
Boy is it ever! I have used a BY-2 for almost 24 years.
My Hex key arrived from Elecraft on Chrismas Eve
OK I know, I know... It was not Don, but his mother Still a very sad
news :-(
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I use a method that makes installing IC's a lot easier...You will need a small
6 inch steel ruler...Some folks call it a straight edge, and engineers call it
a scale...They are usually 1/2 inch wide...Install the IC's as they come from
the manufacturer, do not try to rebend the pins...Insert
Hello all,
I've been away from this email reflector too long. My K2 is still working
happily. Now I'm trying touild my own homebrew rig.
Does anyone know where I can get a sample of the Analog Devices SSM2165 Mic
Preamp IC (as used on the K2 SSB adapter board)? Only need one or two, but
the
From: Pete Norman
Thanks for all the interesting feedback, everyone! What an amazing pool of
knowledge there is out there... Pete, g0pks.
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Hi all,
I have fallen heir to some motorized variacs salvaged from Thompson TV
transmitters. They are tested and in excellent condition. The specs are:
Variac:
Input: 120VAC, Freq 50/60 Hz, Phase 1
Output: 0-140VAC, Amps 15, KVA 2.1
Motor - Synchronous/Stepper
600 Oz In, 3.3 RPM, 120VAC, .3
On Wed, 05 Jan 2005 15:44:47 +, Nicholas Lokuciewski wrote:
Hello all,
I've been away from this email reflector too long. My K2 is still working
happily. Now I'm trying touild my own homebrew rig.
Does anyone know where I can get a sample of the Analog Devices SSM2165 Mic
Preamp IC (as
Bob
Could be good deal, these are not so hard to repair and spares are cheap.
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemcategory=1502item=386393512
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I just seen it so I hope you get it on time
John
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
I also understand that the DXpedition relied on CW at the beginning of their
relief effort so that they could operate successfully with small antenna
systems and low power. If the FCC and its counterparts around the world keep
doing away with the Morse requirement, who will be there to copy
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I also understand that the DXpedition relied on CW at the beginning of their
relief effort so that they could operate successfully with small antenna
systems and low power. If the FCC and its counterparts around the world keep
doing away with the Morse requirement,
I appreciate the link. In our town, we have an internet e-mail list with a
couple of hundred subscribers (in a town of 17K people) where we discuss
things of interest to our community. I posted there a message about being a
Ham and proud of it and provided the link to the story
I am very sorry to hear that Don is no longer with us...He has always been very
eager to offer his help in this forum (I just had an email discussion with him
last week !) and he has always been so kind.
Will be missed.
Marinos, ki4gin
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NO NO NO Don's mother.
Le 05-01-05, à 16:02, Marinos Markomanolakis, MD a écrit :
I am very sorry to hear that Don is no longer with us...He has always
been very eager to offer his help in this forum (I just had an email
discussion with him last week !) and he has always been so kind.
Ok guys,
I got confused, I guess a senile moment .I am equaly sorry for Don's
mother, and relieved at the same time that I got everything wrong and Don is
alive and well.
Thanks for the advice, I will be more careful in the future.
73, Marinos, ki4gin
From: Jean-François Ménard [EMAIL
Thanks everyone for your support - I really do appreciate it. I am now
packing to go up in the cold Northland (Eastern Ohio) for the next week
hopefully getting things in order and spending time with the rest of my
family. Mom and I had a good visit when she went into the hospital just
before
As a member of the choir: I think hams will always preserve competency
in CW, regardless of what the ITU and FCC does, as long as a CW Q counts
more than a fone Q in most contests.
That said, this is yet another example of infrastructure-free
communications that hams can provide and hardly
Just for the record I have had some issues with the KFL1-4 board as
whitnessed by my posts to the list. My most recent issue is that 20 meters
stopped working. The quick and dirty signal tracing did not identify any
problems. I was tearing my hair out until I borrowed a friends general
The K2/100 already includes a high voltage output keying line for linear
amplifiers on its KPA100 back panel. It can handle up to 200V and 1A
max. Most amps with -positive- keying voltages can be T/R keyed from the
K2/100.
I think the SB-220 uses a positive voltage so it should work.
The few
About 20 years ago, I was active in League politics, and quite a vocal
critic of the movement to drop the CW requirement from ham licensing. Two
things have become apparent in the meantime. First, our political effort
has obviously failed miserably. Second, having some no-code ham licenses
has
Tom, please pass on my own condolences and I am sure all here on the list
join in as well.
-Stuart
K5KVH
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I use a pair of long-nose pliers, long enough to encompass
all the pins on one row of the chip. You want the pliers close to
and parallel with the body of the chip. Then gently bend toward
the center of the chip until the pins are straight. Repeat for the
second row. Works like a charm.
Doug
W6JD
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May be of interest to you
John
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Sent: 04 January 2005 17:23
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On Wed, 05 Jan 2005 14:43:45 -0800, Eric Swartz - WA6HHQ, Elecraft wrote:
The K2/100 already includes a high voltage output keying line for linear
amplifiers on its KPA100 back panel. It can handle up to 200V and 1A
max. Most amps with -positive- keying voltages can be T/R keyed from the
Correction - The correct link for the partial kit of parts to build this
circuit is to our spare parts order
page: http://www.elecraft.com/order_form_parts.htm
Go to the K2 section and order the AMPKEYKIT.
73, Eric WA6HHQ
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Again my basic K2 works well with my ICOM ICPW-1. With a drive of about 10-
15 watts from K2, I can get a 250-300 watts out from my PW-1. I am using
the amp keying kit from elecraft.
73
Johnny Siu VR2XMC
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Eric:
My SB-220 uses +123VDC through a 5Kohm relay coil keyed to ground. There is
no diode protection from back-emf across the relay coil, but there is a
.02mfd cap on the low side of the relay coil to ground.
Regards,
Jim Brown, K5JAZ
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From: Eric Swartz -
Fred, K6DGW wrote:
this is yet another example of infrastructure-free communications that hams
can provide and hardly anyone or anything else can. When the going gets
tough, the power is scarce, and the noise is high, a radio/ ham operator at
each end of a 15,000 km circuit can still
Hello,
Just a quick note.
15 Jan. is the last day to purchase a
2005 QRP Contest Calendar.
Check out:
www.n3epa.org
Click on:
6th Annual QRP Contest Calendar for 2005
Thanks to all that did purchase a
Hi Fred:
I'm very encouraged that some young people are taking up ham radio. Given
the politically correct attitude of the times, I have heard ham radio
dismissed as a middle aged white guy's amusement. It is good that events
show that this is not strictly true.
Frankly, I hope that a lot
Hi,
In following the changes in the A to B mod instructions for adjusting R1 to
fix AGC threshold I ended up reducing R1 to 47K. Is this typical of other
K2 user experience?
Mike
VK1KCK
K2 #2599
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