Professionally assembled, new, complete with cover and speaker the 20 watt
auto tuner Never used as switched to a 100 watt tuner for the K 2
Or, suggestion for a waterproof box to outdoor mount and control the KAT2 from
100 ft away an ancient Hy Gain Hy Tower.
Offers, please
Earl W7TK
I am progressing through debugging the bad resistance reading between
ground and the collector of Q7 on the RF board. I have it up to 900
ohms now. The manual says '500' is a passing resistance. What is
'normal'? Is 900 ohms a sign that all is well?
73 de Neal
SO2R must only befor the young and agile!!!
Uus older guys have enough trouble with one rig Hi Hi.
73
Bill
N2DH
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Its an obvious direction that 2 K2s (KK4?) would be a great,
desktop-friendly SO2R setup. Anyone with recommendations on the best
way to do this (or to simulate the 2 RX/1TX capability of the 7800,
Orion, FTDX9000)?
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N1MM logger has a nice SO2R implementation for 2 radios. It supports
7800, Orion and K2 via Kenwood protocol. It's also free if you want to
try it.
Larry N8LP
Neal Campbell and Sarah Ferrell wrote:
Its an obvious direction that 2 K2s (KK4?) would be a great,
desktop-friendly SO2R setup.
I used a TopTen DX Doubler to interface the PTT and mic audio between the two
rigs. Works fine.
Greg
AB7R
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N1MM logger has a nice SO2R implementation for 2 radios. It supports
7800, Orion and K2 via Kenwood protocol. It's also free if you
Just as a reminder to those of you who are contemplating SO2R operation with
the K2 - the stock K2 cannot properly use PTT for steering between the
transceivers when in CW mode because the PTT line is the same as the DOT
input. If the SO2R enabled program steer CW by switching the keying, things
Tom,
Suggest you look on the www.elecraft.com website under Tech Notes, SP2
Companion External Speaker for the K2, by Dave White VE6DRW.
As one of Dave's Product Testers I highly recommend this speaker for
your consideration. I intend building one myself sometime this winter.
Dave's design
Neal,
The exact reading depends on your particular DMM. The only real way to tell
is to use your DMM on another K2 and compare (or find someone else using the
same DMM).
With my K2, I read about 600 ohms when I first apply the test leads and
climbs to about 1000 ohms after a time - then
My thanks to a super Elecraft team - #4570 is up and running, and I
couldn't be more pleased.
The person who posted the suggestion to put parts on a piece paper
with tape has my gratitude - I had everything except the resistors
(and big parts) stuck to about 10 sheets of stiff paper, and it was
I just finished K1 #1966. I hadn't touched a soldering gun since about 1972
when I built a Heathkit HW 16. The K1 took me just under 30 hours with the
4-band filter board and the ATU. I'm contemplating building a K2 (I'm
finding building is addictive -- they should call it Ele-crack) and I'm
On Wed, February 2, 2005 17:21, Craig Rairdin said:
finding building is addictive -- they should call it Ele-crack) and I'm
LOOOL, that's why I'm building my KX1 one bit at a time and the last two
modules are slated for this sunday.
B73,
Andrea.
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On Mon, 31 Jan 2005 10:33:18 -0800, Ron D'Eau Claire wrote:
Re: Frequency readout. Assuming you aren't in SPLIT mode (in which case you
should see the xmit frequency on the K2 when you transmit), I'd run CAL PLL
and see how it behaves. If the firmware has been changed without doing that,
all
On Wed, 2 Feb 2005 18:02:43 +0100, Tom Arntzen wrote:
If the frequency counter cabel isn't connected to TP1 you will get
the info 232 message.
Thanks. It WAS connected from the counter to TP1.
Jim
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Can the KBT1 option be easily removed and the
original K1 top cover and speaker re-installed?
I would like to be able to easily switch back and forth.
I did have a KBT1 a while back but sold it without
installing it and I seem to recall the the battery pack was
to be hard-wired in.
Perhaps the
In CT, CTWin, NA contesting programs the PTT delay is
used to immediately key the radio (and amp, if used), delay
the keying from the program for a user defined time, send
the CW from the PC buffer and quickly drop the PTT.
PTT delay will not work with the K2 because it is common
to the dit
Hi Michael,
snip Perhaps the addition of a small molex connector or something like
that would allow for easy removal?snip
I did just that with my K1. I found a small racing car type battery
connector plug socket and wired that in.
Regards
Tony
G7IGG
I now have my newly assembled KPA100 running in a separate EC2 enclosure
without a KIO2 in the K2. For me it is a temporary solution until I get a
KIO2, but at least the setup described below actually works.
73
Sverre
LA3ZA
http://www.qsl.net/la3za/
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From: Sverre
My K1 originally had the KBT1.
I fitted a small two pin Molex plug/socket to the cable on the battery box to
allow it to be removed easily. Ultimately, I went back to the standard
cover, as the loudspeaker in the battery box cover didn't have enough
oomph, and the batteries were a royal pain in
Speaking of K1 battery packs.Checkout the 2 battery 12 volt SLA
battery pack and carrying case at Sportsman's Guide. It's $41.95 and really
nice! 4.5 A/H with 120 vac charger and patch cable to charge it
via you auto cigarette lighter/accessory outlet!
73,
Sandy W5TVW
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Hello Everybody.
I've begun to look at my KSB2 kit. The parts are inventoried and the board
is in the vise ...
My question is regarding the current Rev. F. as compared to my Rev. D. I
noticed that some component values are different, but the board layout looks
the same. I assume that the
Well, just in case anyone searching the archives for hints on a similar
situation, I had a solder bridge on the top of the RF board between the
case of Q5 and the lead from R44 that fed from the bottom, just
impossible to see without magnification, etc. Probably no one will
make the same
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Hi Jeff. I don't have the schematics in front of me but some of the crystal
filter capacitors were changed in the later revisions to widen the response
from about 2.1 KC (actually measured about 1.9 at 6 dB down points on mine)
to about 2.4 KC.
Hello,
I would like to thank everyone for responding. Unfortunately, I still
do not have this problem solved. Very frustrating! After some more
poking around, here is what I can say about this. It only happens when
I press 'Menu', not when pressing 'Display'. It is intermittent,
although it
My solution for the K2 PTT problem in CW with CT and the Top Ten DX
Doubler: unplug the mic connectors! It's worked fine for 4 years so far.
On the other hand I have only operated SO2R in CW contests at QRP and 100
watt levels so far (no external amps). IARU and other mixed-mode contests
would
Thanks Ed for pointing out the ambiguity: I meant the K2 mic connectors.
The TTDXD interface connectors also carry headphone audio and keying
signals to the tranceivers.
73
Gary, N7IR
At 04:26 PM 2/2/05 -0500, you wrote:
gary:
Unplug which mike connectors - in K2 or ten ten dx doubler
Ed,
Whoops! The price should read $14.95 My error in typing!
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From: Sandy [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Tony Wells [EMAIL PROTECTED]; elecraft@mailman.qth.net; Michael
Babineau [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, February 02, 2005 2:09 PM
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] K1 KBT1
Chris,
The 'not inst' message is normal when the NB or ANT1/2 bttons are tapped -
it is NOT normal for that message to appear when the MENU or DISPLAY buttons
are tapped or pressed.
First check the orientation of RP1 on the Front Panel board - the dot (or
stripe) on the R-PAK (RP1) must be at
Hi all.
I'm in the home stretch on K2 #4884.
Doing the 40m transmitter alignment.
The question I have is where should the max output be when adjusting L1
and L2?
If I keep turning either one to the bottom of the can the PO goes up
till I get a High Current warning. Should I stop at 2 Watts or
Hello all.
#4684 has passed stage III test and alignment.
I'm getting anywhere from 10.2 to 10.4 W out on all bands when the K2
power control is set for 10W. Now onto final assembly and installation
of the KPA100, SSB adapter, and 160m adapter.
Thanks for all the help so far.
--
R. Kevin
Hi folks -
After reviewing the reflector archives regarding AGC setting and volume I
decided to set my AGC in the manner Don Wilhelm describes. I took a quiet band
and adjusted R1 just down to the point where I hear no difference in the band
when I turn the AGC off and on. I made sure that I
A couple of weeks back I sought help for a problem encountered at the first
stage of 40 Meter Transmitter alignment (Page 75).
The problem was uncontrollable output power.
Specifically:-
Holding 'Tune' after requesting 2.0W output yielded a 'Hi
Current' display and an
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