Just a note to remind you that SCAG /Scandinavian CW Activity, 30 years old
in 2004, has a nice little colorful award if you have worked 30 different
countries on 30 meters in 2004 on CW. All that is needed is to (e)mail me an
extract of your log showing the details before the end of February.
Fred, K6DGW wrote:
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I've noticed recently that the VFO shaft encoder doesn't seem to count
reliably. I usually run in the 100 Hz resolution, and turning it slowly
in the increasing frequency direction will sometimes result
Hi Jeff,
Congrats on finishing your K2 # 3375!
Judging by the S/N you've had the kit awhile.
Just a tip regarding programming your filters for SSB, be sure to follow
the instructions in the K2SB manual, you will get much better results.
Have you added the latest mods, if not I recommend that
Hello all,
Have just completed the K2DSP and all appears to to work FB, except for a
loud pop on power up. The troubleshooting section of the manual indicates
that this may be down to a problem with the mute circuitry.
As an initial check, went through the voltage chart and compared my results,
I need some recommendations on a soldering station and also approx cost if you
know it. Thanks
Paul Gates
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WOW! Just received my Hex Key # 112. How beautiful and well made. I will
be very proud or it. Many thanks, Elecraft. K2 KX-1
Phil
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I need some recommendations on a soldering
station and also approx cost if you know it.
I'm having good luck with the Hakko 936 I bought from www.wassco.com for
$88.50.
Read the recommendations scattered throughout the Elecraft site (Builder
Resources has several articles) and you'll find
Don -
The Soloman 4449 is listed as having an isolated tip.
Am I correct in thinking that this would not be an ESD safe iron?
73,
Bob Boehmer, WB3FXC
KX1, K2
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Bob,
I am not certain what they mean by isolated tip unless they are inferring
some kind of 'people protection' from electrical shocks - the tip on mine
certainly is connected to the ground pin on th eelecrtical cord.
73,
Don W3FPR
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The Soloman 4449 is listed as
If this is a repost I apologize. I posted the same
question yesterday and have not seen the post or any
response.
In trying to cover all be bases before order a K2 with
many of the bells and whistles I've found reference to
modifications. In reviewing the elecraft website
I've found a listing
Hi, all,
I believe Isolated Tip refers to the tip being isolated from the
power to the heating element, not isolated from ground. If memory serves,
this was to distinguish this type from the gun type where the tip was a
part of the heating element circuit and had voltage applied to it by a
So this will be the way,not easy, but the right one:
I am proud owner of K2 Nr.3204 and i will describe how the things were
going for me:
first look at the serial Nr of Your K2 (if new one will be arround 4500 UP.
The surf to page:
http://www.qslnet.de/member/la3za/K2/modAny.html
On the page
The tip is not grounded in an isolated tip iron. Allows one to control the
static grounding to include the operator, etc.
-Stuart
K5KVH
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Jim,
If you are ordering a new K2 kit, you don't need any of the mods - all the
'standard' ones are already incoprporated into the design.
If you have (or are buying) and older K2, look first and most at those mods
that have been incorporated into the current K2 design. That number is much
Jim:
I guess my approach would be to buy and build the basic K2 first. My S/N
3401 just missed having the temperature stability mod included (I think
they started with S/N 3425 or so). Anyway, the only mod I ended up
making on it was that one. I am totally happy with the radio in that
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Don W3FPR
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In a message dated 27/01/05 18:43:15 GMT Standard Time,
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The Soloman 4449 is listed as having an isolated tip.
Am I correct in thinking that this would not be an ESD safe iron?
Believe the isolated tip is done for another reason which was the ability to
work on
OK folks, I will try an entire re-write to get the info out. Prior attemps
were rejected because of some offenive word(s) in the body.
I discovered that I had modified my Soloman station 5 years ago. I added
one 1 meg resistor from a wire that does connect to the tip shell to the
grounding
Hello all.
Working on the SSB adapter for K2/100 #4684 and have come up against
problem. I have continuity between all four pads of T1. The toroid
itself check out while out of the board. No shorts. The short only
happens when the toroid is soldered in the board.
I have removed it twice to
I just received Hex Key s/n 113. So far, I like it. It is smooth and heavy,
and I have not had a problem making the adjustments.
Now to try it on the air!
72,
John W2XS
KX1 #15
Hex Key #113
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HI, Everybody I appreciate very much all the responses I received
concerning a soldering station. I did order the Hakko one this afternoon.
Paul Gates
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Kevin:
That is perfectly ok. If you look at the schematic, one terminal of each
side of the transformer is connected to ground. This ties the two windings
togethter DC wise but not RF wise.
73
Jim Younce K4ZM
K2 SN: 18
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Thanks to all who responded on what I thought was a problem.
You were all right. If I had looked at the schematic I'd have seen that
the windings do have continuity for DC. I got into that toroid winding
state of mind and didn't think to check the schematic.
Thanks and 73
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R. Kevin Stover
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