[Elecraft] Looking for a scan of the front panel (faceplate)

Hey guys, While at the scanning topic, I am looking for a HQ 300 dpi scan of the faceplate of an unbilt K2. (pretty much what Tom needs but on the front of the K2). Any help will be greatly appreciated! 73s ___ Elecraft mailing list Post to:

[Elecraft] 432 transverter with 2m transverter and satellites

I guess this question is too early but will there be any type of software or hardware interface to put between two K2's or between a 432 and 2m transverter with ONE K2 so that you maybe able to perform inverting and non inverting on the satellites to allow proper tracking of two frequencies?

Re: [Elecraft] 432 transverter with 2m transverter and satellites

There are quite a few considerations when working with satellites, here's my opinion which is a bit terse as my back hurts and I want to get on with some new code. Ideally you will have two K2's or a K2 and a good second receiver. Myself I have the IC-7800 and IC-703 and will never own the K2

[Elecraft] pow radio

The razor blade radio regionally appeared in either Popular Science or Popular Mechanics in the early 1940's. It was appropriately named the Oatmeal Box radio as you used a Quaker Oats box to wind the coil. I built one and used it to copy many radio stations as the coil had taps to change

Re: [Elecraft] 432 transverter with 2m transverter and satellites

On Tue, 2005-10-18 at 13:45 +0100, Simon Brown wrote: Regarding software: solutions exist, the big thing to check with the K2 is whether you can change the frequency using the FA; and FB; commands while transmitting - this is essential. The K2 cannot do this.

Re: [Elecraft] 432 transverter with 2m transverter and satellites

Then for satellites you are sadly stuffed. But I guess this is a firmware issue which could be 'resolved'. I understand why this may be so, anyway I suggest you band on the door of Eric ever so politely :-) Simon Brown, HB9DRV --- www.hb9drv.ch, www.laax.ch - Original Message - From:

[Elecraft] Operating question - OT

Tom, I've heard the same, sometimes all over the place. I always maintain my frequency, and either open up my filter to chase him or use RIT. Generally going from a 400 Hz filter to 700 is sufficient. Once in a great while, I have to open all the way or use RIT. Those signals generally imply

[Elecraft] Old Weird Tom, and such... call off the dogs... scanned image found!

Folks: Thanks for all the offers (already!!!). Have arranged for Jack Brindle, W6FB, to make the scan for me. Appreciation to ALL those who responded. 73, Tom N0SS ___ Elecraft mailing list Post to: Elecraft@mailman.qth.net You must be a

[Elecraft] Solar controller Kit

Hi I have been supplying a Solar Charge Controller Kit for several years. This controller will keep a SLA or LA 12 volt battery charged from solar panels of 3 to 150 watts. Batteries of 2 amp hour to 110 amp hour have been used with these controllers. I am currently sold out of the kits but I

RE: [Elecraft] I am planning

One more detail useful to the beginner. A half wave dipole for 40 m will give excellent performance on 15 m as well. You get two bands for the price of one. Steve AA4AK ... 40 meters is a great band, probably the best overall. 15 is another fabulous band .. - Keith -

RE: [Elecraft] I am planning

QRP is a tough way to start a ham hobby. I'd say you're better off buying a no-hassles rig that puts out 50 or more watts. Don't handicap yourself. You need to have QSOs, not spend your time trying to call stations that can't hear you. ... - Keith - Amen! QRP is a joy to

[Elecraft] FD 2005 Results for N2EY (Jug Southgate's Bunch)

Rig: K2 2304 Antenna: 80/40 trap dipole at about 60 feet over a creek Power: Batteries borrowed from UPSs Location: Blue Heron Farm, just outside Washington, NJ Section: NNJ Division: Hudson Category: 1B1B Results: 171 QSOs (all CW) 2060 points including bonuses Rankings: 882nd of 2205 overall