Thanks for information. I shall introduce it to local ham radio club in
VR2.
73
Johnny Siu VR2XMC
builder of s/n 1146,4165,4255, 4597
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Stuart
Thank you for the insight. I calculated the % the wire lengths were
off by % the frequency was off, and I also moved the model up in
frequency (by shortening wire lengths in the model) by the amount it
differed from the measurement. In other words, the actual was about
200 KHz below
When I first turn on my K2/100 the KAT100-1 works fine. After it has been on
for a while, the KAT100-1 refuses to retune to a new frequency at opposite ends
of the band on 80 or 40 meters (for example). There are no relay clicks and
the SWR LEDs light up showing an out of resonance condition
Hello all,
Check out the new WA3WSJ Summit Program Website.
Take a look at the VHF Beyond link for some nice band information.
Get out there and have some FUN!
http://www.wa3wsj.com/SummitProgram.html
72/73,
Ed, WA3WSJ
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hi
can anyone on the reflector advise with this agc problem
have instaled new control board
volts setting with r1 no problem sets to 3.8
fast and slow positions work fine with s meter acting normaly
when i go to agc off audio goes dead bar on s metre goes full
scale
volts checkes on controll
I have read the postings on the problem of having to set the AF gain as
bands are changed with FSK and PSK31 modes, and I seem to recall that I have
seen a product that automates this.
I believe it was a hardware device that monitored the PSK31 output and
adjusted the AF level for optimum
Hello Sverre!
I have read the postings on the problem of having to set the AF gain as
bands are changed with FSK and PSK31 modes, and I seem to recall that I have
seen a product that automates this...
Does anyone have a clue or a web-pointer to what this is?
PSK Meter, see
that's the PSKMeter .. I have one but I don't remember who I bought it from :)
... Google sez http://www.ssiserver.com/info/pskmeter/
de w1rt/John
On 9/27/05, Sverre Holm [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have read the postings on the problem of having to set the AF gain as
bands are changed with
The correct url is:
http://4sqrp.com/kits/td/td.htm
cu es 72, Bart
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Kevin writes,
The KX1 has great reports: heck I give them all the time during ECN. They
work quite well in the hands of the best (Ray, K2HYD and Rick, KL7CW
please take a bow). Seems like they can beat their way through pileups to
get my attention ;) I never truly believe them when they
The last part of the URL just got wrapped:
http://4sqrp.com/kits/td/td.htm
This one isn't FORBIDDEN, but you might get carded.
Eric
KE6US
www.ke6us.com
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Bart W0IIT wrote:
The correct url is:
http://4sqrp.com/kits/td/td.htm
cu es 72, Bart
it works !! (heh heh)
unlike Gary, I didn't retry after that warning label... I chickened
out! (smile)
Ron wb1hga
BTW:
Neat project. Looks like it can save me outputs using that
instead
Am 27. Sep 2005, um 09:43:12 schrieb Lyle Johnson:
Hello Lyle,
I have read the postings on the problem of having to set the AF gain as
bands are changed with FSK and PSK31 modes, and I seem to recall that I
have
seen a product that automates this...
PSK Meter, see
Ray,
I use a 10-cell AA holder from Mouser.com ($2) with 2500mAH Energizer
NiMH AA's ($10 for 4, you need 10). It fits right under the KX1 for when
you need that QRO boost. It weighs less, but it doesn't have the low
self-discharge that the gel cells do, so you do have to recharge it
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that's the PSKMeter .. I have one but I don't remember who I bought it from
:)
... Google sez http://www.ssiserver.com/info/pskmeter/
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Yes, that's the one, I got several responses, the first after 12 minutes!
For $39.35 the audio level is
I wrote a Linux program for the PSKMeter, and AA6E re-wrote it with a
nice GUI, and I now use his. KF6VSG's site has some presentations on
what the firmware does, and what the PC software does, and I used those
and some email exchanges with George to write the Linux version.
The firmware
Hi.
VA3QV and VA3SIE activated Maple Island (C.I.S.A
#ON277)
on Sunday 25th September. We contacted 68 amateurs in
3 countries using QRP to the field equipment. Our
website contains photographs, story and our log.
http://www.sunim.plus.com/maple/index.html
Thanks to anyone who contacted us,
Cool! Thanks for sharing that with the group. Nice pics, many contacts in
the log, nice antenna info. Sure bet you guys had a fun time.
73s
john-n3drk
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From: Martin Gillen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Tuesday, September 27, 2005 6:55 PM
Now That I have finished my basic Tenna Dipper Kit. I need to put it
in an enclosure with a little bit bigger switches, buttons BUT,
BUT... one thing
In this kit, if you need to know the frequency that the Tenna Dipper
is, you could just listen to the CW tones, but you will not be
I would like to try the D 104 Mic. (crystal element ) in the K2 . I
remember a circuit posted on the reflector on this , can anyone help ?
Thanks ,72, 73,
Jerry Uhte K9UT K2 # 1273
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The D 104 mic (unamplified version) needs to look into a very high impedance
(50k ohms or greater). That mic was developed in the days of vacuum tubes
with mic amplifier input inpedances in the 50k to 1 megohm range.
Modern transceivers present an impedance of something close ot 600 ohms at
the
Don has it right, but it depends upon how new the D-104 is. The versions
made the last 20 years or so, using the same D-104 high-impedance crystal
element we hooked to our tube transmitters half a century back, now has a
transistor amplifier/impedance matching unit in the base. If your unit has
Small Wonder Labs also has a noise bridge available, $17
http://www.smallwonderlabs.com/noisebrg.htm
73 de dave
ab9ca
Lambs, Dick Judy wrote:
I found another kit at :
http://www.qrpp-i.com/KA8MAV_NEQRP_NoiseBridgeKit_Review.htm
Dick, K0KK
Howdy Fellow Builders:
I was googling Loctite Multicore (formerly Ersin Multicore) and found a
source to order from.
The source is RSHughes and the solder I ordered can be found at:
http://rshughes.com/products/mm00979.html
I ordered two rolls of the .020 63/37, Loctite (and RSHughes)
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