A couple of comments from this side of the pond.
The contest occurs on the same weekend as the RSGB Commonwealth
contest (BERU) which runs from 1000z Saturday 11th to 1000z on the
Sunday. I know this has no relevance for those who are not in the
Commonwealth as they cannot have QSOs anyway,
Dave Sergeant wrote:
The contest occurs on the same weekend as the RSGB Commonwealth
contest (BERU) which runs from 1000z Saturday 11th to 1000z on the
Sunday. I know this has no relevance for those who are not in the
Commonwealth as they cannot have QSOs anyway, but it will certainly
reduce
A switch from VFO A to VFO B is unrelated to any pot sitting at a
switchpoint.
You should be looking for some other cause of this 'flakiness' - something
is causing the microprocessor to execute a routine that it should not - it
could be coming from a glitch on the pushbutton matrix, a bad solder
What! the 599 are not all honest...
Sorry
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Hi Lyle (and others),
I understand what you are saying (why shouldn't the QRO op get extra credit for
working a QRPp station), but I believe that the power multiplier applied to the
sending station is an attempt to:
1 - level the playing field ... someone running 100W is going to probably
I'm late on the thread, too, but I'm a K1-owning
musician. I am a professional bassoonist.
73,
Jason
ak7v
K1 #2024
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Sorry if I'm late on thread :) I'm a professional
jazz musician
(string bass) and have K2 #1010. For the last couple
of years I've
Hello all,
Here's the status on the K6XX CW Indicator Kit and SMD Holder.
1.The parts have been shipped by Mouser, but the colored ribbon cable
was back ordered so I changed to non-color ribbon cable. They will ship
it today.
2.I found plenty of wire stock to make the SMD Holders, but there's
Chuck, AA8VS wrote:
What! The 599 are not all honest . . . . . .
Sorry
Chuck
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If the QRP transmitter gets the multiplier, it is incentive for them to
stay low.
If the guy who works him gets the multiplier, it is incentive for him to
dig out the weak ones.
How about having multipliers for the QSO, not for one station or the
other. No multiplier if both stations are QRO.
I worked you with K2/100 #1626 at 2127Z on the 26th.
Glad you had fun...I hope to do something like that
before I get too old and creaky to do it.
73,
Doug
W6JD
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From: Bill Coleman [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Randy Johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: elecraft@mailman.qth.net
I would say keep the rules simple since I'd bet most of us are at best
casual contesters.
The exchange itself should be straightforward and uncomplicated, but that
doesn't necessarily mean minimalist. I want to know where the guy is, what
he is running and the Elecraft serial number. Otherwise
I have been given a four-band board for the K1, and it's
surplus to my needs. The original owner says he botched
assembling it. I have not tried to diagnose the
problem(s) or to repair it. It's fully wired for 40, 30, 20
and 17 meters. The 15m crystal is included, as is the
manual. Again: As
Thanks for the responses, gang, but the board has been
sold.
~fred, K5QLF..
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From time to time, mainly in trying to copy a weak signal with the 400 or
100Hz filter I would like to change the side tone note to contrast with the
ringing note caused by the high noise level through the filter.
My question is
If you have written down all the settings for a given side tone
Don:
A switch from VFO A to VFO B is unrelated to any pot sitting at a
switchpoint.
Yes, they are unrelated. Same thread, different message mentioned
noisy pots. I replied to both as they are both of interest here.
You should be looking for some other cause of this 'flakiness' - something
I'm using a friend's K2. It runs about 3.4 amps transmit with dial lite
on. Has all the options. This is over an amp more than the book allows,
but with all those options is it about normal?
The rig seems to work fine.
73, Art
www.k6xt.com
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Been running tests and swapping mail w/ Gary at Elecraft trying to solve my
sudden low output problem (had been getting 3 or 4 W but suddenly only 0.5W,
with external 12V battery) Then Paul, WD8OJL said,
When I installed 30m module i had exactly same syptoms as you describe. Found
that longest
I've been using my K2 at home to become more familiar with it. Previously, I
used it primarily while camping. While camping, I noticed that the KAT100 will
show changes in the SWR, sometimes moving up to over 2:1. When I would press
the Tune button, there would be no adjustment (because it
Art,
3.4 Amps is higher than should be expected (unless there is a KPA100
attached). The receive current on my fully loaded (no KDSP2) is 0.44 amps
at 13 volts - this is only 0.16 amp above a typical K2 with no options. If
the normal transmit current with no options is 2.5 Amps or less, I
I have my K2/100 ser #5020 for sale with the following options:
KSB2 SSB
K160RX 160M
K60KV 60M and Transverter
KAT100-1 100W Ext ATU
KNB2 Noise Blanker
KDSP2 Advanced Int DSP / Clock
N-Gen Noise Generator
XG1 Receive Signal Generator
MD2 Heil Mic with standard desk stand
Hexkey by Bencher
Sometimes I see the same thing, but only to about 1.5:1.
Thought it was just my KAT100.
73
Stewart G3RXQ
On Wed, 30 Nov 2005 14:49:18 -0800 (GMT-08:00), Thomas Beltran wrote:
I've been using my K2 at home to become more familiar with it. Previously, I
used it primarily while camping. While
US State / VE Province / DXCC Country is not necessary in message.
You have other means to find out that multiplier: Callbook CD,
Prefix in call-sign or ask the station during contact.
Perhaps, but I like this addition. Many stations will be using low
power, with which it can be exciting to
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