On Fri, 2005-08-12 at 16:58 -0500, Tom Hammond wrote:
At 04:31 PM 8/12/2005, Roland Elvie Whitsitt wrote:
I'm hearing upper side band on 40 meters and lower side band on 20.
Though I can't be absolutely certain, I'd bet you set your SSB filters (at
least SOME of them) up to have them
Roland,
Alternatively you COULD be losing your mind !!
:-) Heheheh
But I'll bet Tom's right..
73, Vic GW4JUN
K2 1926
I'm not sure if I'm losing my mind or what's going on. I'm hearing upper
side band on 40 meters and lower side band on 20. If this is normal then
I am tripping in
On Fri Aug 5 23:04:11 2005, Pat N8VW [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote :
After some more debugging it appears that the ksb2 is causing the problem.
Removing it returns tx power to normal levels. Some might say, good you
don't need ssb anyway.
Looking at the dac u2 I find that pin 5 is at 6v
Pat,
A note to mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] should get 2 new non-inductive resistors
on their way to you when Scott and Brian get back to work on Monday.
If you have not been updated on the information, the capacitor change does
not do the trick entirely, the increased value caps are OK, but simply
Can someone tell me what the 10pF axial lead capacitor looks like for the
counter probe? I have looked through all of the caps that I have sorted and
cannot find an axial lead cap that is obvious. Is this cap in a package that
looks like a resistor or inductor? I have to very small beige resistor
I am interested in building the T-1 into the battery compartment of a FT-817.
Has any else done this? Is anyone else interested?
Tom, w5tom
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Brian Mury wrote:
... and here I was going to suggest he had his headphones on
backwards...
A good diagnostic suggestion, especially for those of us members of the
Second Class Operators Club. I immediately put tape on my headphones
reminding me that This one goes on the Left (the same side
AC7AC wrote:
a decent comparison with a horizontal
1/2 wave radiator can only be made with a
vertical 1/2 wave radiator
The Par EF-20/40 ***IS*** a vertical 1/2 wave.
73, Bill W4ZV
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My K2 (s/n 0892) got zapped when the metal roof of my house was struck.
The surge suppressor serving the shack computer failed with an ear-splitting
pop, emblazoning it's outline into the floor as a permanent memorial. At the
time the K2 was connected to the station ground, to a 100AH
C1 is a regular old brown 103 cap. It's not axial at least as I
understand the word.
It's always possible I'm looking at the wrong part or I got it wrong, too.
But I remember being stumped at the same point you are until I found this
particular capacitor. I think it was in the same envelope with
The Par EF-20/40 ***IS*** a vertical 1/2 wave.
73, Bill W4ZV
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Then it should be a good basis for comparison, at least on 20 meters.
Even the PAR EF-20/40 may not be comparable on 40 since it's physically
Good Afternoon,
Tomorrow I will be attending a graduation (hooding actually) party for
a friend of ours. It is not often folks get the doctorate so I will be
missing the appointed hour of 2300z for the first time due to absence. I
was in a dither about what to do. Should I run the 20
Found it. Forgot about the RF bag. Thanks to all that pointed the way!
Jess
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From: W3FPR - Don Wilhelm [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, August 13, 2005 5:04 PM
To: Jess Gypin; elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Subject: RE: [Elecraft] Counter probe and RF probe assembly
All the indicators say the noise blanker is functioning, I mean it says it's
on, but I really don't hear any difference at all. Can't tell a thing. It
certainly isn't as good as the ft920. So I'm wondering if maybe I wound the
toroids to tight. The first time I wound them the wrong
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