Hello all,
On the weekend of September 3rd 4th, 2005, a very special event will
take place. The ARCBS will host the first of its kind - ARCBS Covered
Bridge Weekend. This will be the largest on air covered bridge event
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and
Craig,
For K2 rig control software, I am familiar with 2 - Ham Radio Deluxe which
is free for download and includes PSK31 (http://hrd.ham-radio.ch/), and Carl
Morescheski's N4PY software (http://www.ralabs.com/n4py/) which is not free,
but does provide CW support and supports the K1EL Winkey.
FWIW HRD's latest betas support the K1EL WinKey and the microHam USB keyer.
Simon Brown
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RSGB HF Convention: Friday 7th - Sunday 9th October 2005
Holidays: Monday 10th - Thursday 20th October 2005
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From: W3FPR - Don Wilhelm [EMAIL
FWIW, I heartly endorse Ham Radio Deluxe. I control my Icom 706 from my
computer and it is fantastic. Caught 2 Spain stations CW on 20 last night
using the DX Cluster on the software. Jerry Griffin will send you the free
software plus the cable from computer to radio for $20.00 or I guess you
Hi gang,
My K2 (2631) with KSB2 doesn't transmit and receive on the same frequency.
There's about a 70Hz difference on lower sideband and 50Hz on upper. The
transmit frequency is always lower than the receive frequency.
Carrier supression is great, transmit audio sounds good, and I'm
You really need to use spectrograph to align your filters...your transmitter
is probably on frequency it's just your filters aren't properly centered so
your receive is off.
Gregg R. Lengling, W9DHI, Un-Retired
K2/100 SN 3075
http://www.milwaukeehdtv.org
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From:
You didn't mention whether you were using Linux, Mac, or Windows. For
Linux, try Marote, XLog, and gMFSK. If you like them, you can add
features to them: gMFSK does do CW and Olivia, but lacks the ability to
monitor multiple QSOs, so if you can write UI code that would be a good
way to pay
Craig,
I like MixW. I have it set up where I can push the most important buttons
for the K2 with macros. I mostly like the real time spectrum display. I
would not want to do without it if I didn't have to. I like being able to
see a little slice of the band while I'm tuning around. It also greatly
Merlin,
I believe a thorough filter alignment using Spectrogram to see the
de-modulated audio spectrum will straighten things around for you. It is
CAL FIL that you need to run, not CAL PLL,
If you are not familiar with using Spectrogram for the K2 filter alignment,
take a look at my webpage
Gary,
The Rework Eliminators arrived today; top quality boards, plated
through holes, solder masked and silk screened. All parts are correct
and even some left over male headers for future use.
The boards were very easy to assemble; I just had to follow the
directions. All I need now is a
Many thanks to all who answered, including those who helpfully suggested
that I might be using RIT or XIT without knowing it.
I just put a frequency counter on the BFO on my K2, and it changes about
70Hz when it goes from receive to transmit. Yeah, I know, there's not
supposed
to be
For sale Professionally wired K2/w Heil hand mike and dimple. Followed by
professional alingment.Not a single deficit. Not yet two years old will be
available for the costs of unassembled parts plus shipping/insurance. I'll
swap for a mint 2KL w/ten meters and AT500.
Talk to me about higher
Merlin,
First, yes, be certain RIT and XIT are truly not active, then see if the
VBFO signal changes voltage (be certain you are in SSB mode) when switching
from transmit to receive - monitor control board U10 pin 14.
If it does change, I would venture a guess that the firmware THINKS either
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From: Carel, pc5m [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, August 23, 2005 1:25 AM
To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Subject: RE: [Elecraft] my K2 and its different frequencies.
Could it be you have an issue with the 8V internal supply ? Maybe on
transmit it is somewhere
I will be ordering a new K2 kit in the next few days, complete with K160RX,
KAF2, KNB2, and KSB2. In the future I may add the KPA100 or KAT2. I would
like to add the components that are supplied with the KPA100 and KAT2 as I
build the K2 to avoid having add components onto the K2 boards later.
My last K2 had the standard tilt stand, and I found it okay, but perhaps a bit
too high. I will be ordering a new K2 in the next few days and wonder if I
should also order the 1.5 inch tilt stand.
Anybody using the 1.5 inch tilt stand on a K2? What do you think of it?
--
Darrell Bellerive
Matt Wrote ...
I'm very pleased with the Rework Eliminators. It's a fine addition
to my K2.
Hi Matt,
Ken and I appreciate your positive review. Your favorable
reaction to our kit is exactly what we had been aiming for since early
May when we began to seriously consider producing this kit.
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