I added the 160M module to my K2 radio will not receive anything on this
band. The VCO voltage reading are 2.45v at 1800 5.63v at 2000. Using the
basic K2, I get 13 watts output on 160. Any ideas?
Bob
WB8DDI
K2/100 # 4998
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Might it be switched to RANT on 160 ?
73
Stewart G3RXQ
On Fri, 14 Oct 2005 03:40:01 -0400, Bob Wehking wrote:
I added the 160M module to my K2 radio will not receive anything on this
band. The VCO voltage reading are 2.45v at 1800 5.63v at 2000. Using the
basic K2, I get 13 watts output on
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On 10/14/05, Eric Swartz WA6HHQ - Elecraft [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
We will be showing our new XV423 Transverter this weekend at Pacificon.
It will be in a four transverter stack with our XV50/144/222 XVs.
See you there!
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I am attempting to operate PSK31 on my K2. I am using a BuxCom Rascal
interface, with a cable from external speaker for audio into the computer,
and a cable to the mic input using both the audio in and PTT lines with a
common ground.
I am able to receive properly, and the PTT works correctly.
Does Elecraft sell a mic plug to mate with the k2 mic socket?
Otherwise, anyone know exactly what I'm looking for? It's not simply an
8-pin DIN mic plug, is it?
Anyone know where to find some in the UK?
* Maplin are getting more and more useless every week and seem to have
nothing like it.
Probably Birkitts on Steep Hill in Lincoln if they are still there.
http://www.zyra.org.uk/birkett.htm
The type is 8 pin Foster connector. I don't know if the UK has a
different name for it.
Nick Waterman wrote:
Does Elecraft sell a mic plug to mate with the k2 mic socket?
Otherwise, anyone
Larry,
Depending on the design of your PSK31, that resistor COULD likely be causing
the problem by applying voltage to parts of the interface that would
'object' to it.
If your interface does not have DC isolation on the audio input line to the
K2, I would suggest that you add a series
In a message dated 14/10/05 23:24:44 GMT Daylight Time,
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The type is 8 pin Foster connector. I don't know if the UK has a
different name for it.
Hi Lee,
Known as a locking line socket 8-way in one of the main component
supplier's catalogue in the UK. Not
You can get one from Maplin, so they're not completely useless just yet
(won't be long though, I'm afraid) . It's called a 8 way locking line
socket and the part number is FK30H.
They currently have 180 in stock and the unit price is £2.13
73, Dave G3VGR
Nick Waterman wrote:
Does Elecraft
Dave G3VGR wrote:
You can get one from Maplin, so they're not completely useless just yet
(won't be long though, I'm afraid) . It's called a 8 way locking line
socket and the part number is FK30H.
They currently have 180 in stock and the unit price is £2.13
It is the same plug that's used
You can still get them at Radio Shack.
Jess
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Sent: Friday, October 14, 2005 4:24 PM
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Subject: Re: [Elecraft] Mic plug
Probably Birkitts on Steep Hill in
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