Don,
thank You very much for very usefull link with the K2-mods list.
I would like to ask if its possible to find somewhere the simillar list for K1
also?
Thank You for help to all folks,
Petr OK1RP
Původní zpráva
Od: Don Wilhelm [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Předmět:
Dears,
I am happy to throw up that K1-4 s/n 1031 has the new home in Czech Republic.
Little baby arrived safely today morning and should be QRV 40/30/20/15m
including the KAT1 and KNB1.
Also I would like to many thanks to all who sent me info how to build the 160m
band module specially to
Petr,
As far as I know, there is no comparable list of mods for the K1, but then
as far as I know, there are fewer mods to the K1. I and a few others have
put a K1 on 160 meters and there is at least 1 K1 that tunes on 10 meters,
and as I recall someone actually added sideband to a K1 (my memory
Hello
I have been given the opportunity to purchase a 2nd hand Howes swb30 VSWR
meter. I have the PCB nicely populated, the meter and the potentiometer. I
miss the instruction manual to add them, to calibrate and to use it. Does
anybody have it and send it scanned to me?. Best regards
~~
N2CQ QRP CONTEST CALENDAR
May 13 - June 14, 2006
~~
VK/trans-Tasman Contests (80 M Ph) ... QRP Category
May 13, 0800z to 1400z
Rules:
This is for all of you who love to go out and get away portable, QRP.
I am a person who has become involved in ultra marathon running. For those of
you who aren't familiar. Ultra marathons are anything over 26.2 miles (marathon
distance). They are usually 100 mile races, with 50 mile distance
Gee, very long hours over 2 days, difficult working conditions, no pay or
recognition, and $3.50 gas to support a tiny handful of people who
intentionally put themselves at risk...I'm surprised hams aren't lined up
around the block for this one, Ron.
Eric
KE6US
Lazy Ham
www.ke6us.com
Just was wondering it the folks at Elecraft are thinking, or working on an
FM add on for the K2. Or a separate FM radio. I have been interested in
space communication and a FM radio with small tuning steps is not easy to
find. Transverters and a good IF radio exist, Just no FM. Any thoughts??
Aw, Eric, I was just getting excited about supporting the thing 'til you
went and brought reality back into the picture (LOL!!!)
Actually, I'd think a K2/SSB/ATU/Battery would be a great rig for this
sort of thing. Put up an NVIS antenna for 40 or 80 and away you go.
Of course, what do you do
On 5/12/06, Ron [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It has come to my attention that Ultra Marathons have difficulty getting
support from ham radio. Most of this reason is laziness.
I don't know how it is now but 15 years ago, when I lived in Utah, I
worked the Wasatch 100 Miler with the Salt Lake ARC
Here are some URLS for the K1 sideband mod.
Thread (tnx ve3mcf):
http://www.qsl.net/ve3mcf/elecraft_reflect/K1_Mod_SSB_Reception.txt
Giuliano's K1 web page:
http://it.geocities.com/giulianoi0cg/k1_page.html
K1 SSB mod PDF:
http://it.geocities.com/giulianoi0cg/k1ssbmod_ed2.pdf
I haven't done
K. Rice wrote:
Here are some URLS for the K1 sideband mod.
snip
Giuliano's K1 web page:
http://it.geocities.com/giulianoi0cg/k1_page.html
K1 SSB mod PDF:
http://it.geocities.com/giulianoi0cg/k1ssbmod_ed2.pdf
who says the K1 part of this Elecraft group is small?
we managed to cause this:
Sam Morgan wrote:
K. Rice wrote:
Here are some URLS for the K1 sideband mod.
snip
Giuliano's K1 web page:
snip
Sorry, this site is temporarily unavailable!
Here is a working url for the K1 mods that I found in the
K1_Mod_SSB_Reception.txt, seems they are in .doc form
I wonder if these
I don't know how it is now but 15 years ago, when I lived in Utah, I
worked the Wasatch 100 Miler with the Salt Lake ARC and there seemed
to be no shortage of volunteers willing to drive several miles up in
the mountains and stay to the end. All you need is an active club. Bob
Baxter aa7eq
Hi Gang,
When going into Bear Country, besides the pepper spray, take two
sticks. Bang them together at frequent intervals and shout hi bear. Let
them know that you are coming. You are much better off.
73,
Steve Brandt N7VS
Portland, Oregon
Last night I finally got
For Sale
K2 Serial 1710.
latest firmware
KSB2
KNB2
KAT2
KIO2
It is wired for a MC60A mike with excellent audio reports. The Microphone (with
the original box and manual) could be made available if desired.
With family in California and New York, shipping to the USA is not a problem.
Price is
Gee Ron,
I'm just guessing, here, but I imagine there might be the odd ham who would
be somewhat put off being called lazy just because he chose to enjoy his
hobby his way.
And while I'm at it, starting out with a statement like that seems like a
poor way to gin up interest.
73,
Tom, KJ3D
It would be great for attendees to Dayton to find kit vendors, vendors, and etc.
by putting the booth no. and product name as part of the subject line.
This would allow their booth no. and product name to be piggyed-back in all
replies and forwards.
This will make the attendees reference
It has come to my attention that Ultra Marathons have difficulty getting
support from ham radio. Most of this reason is laziness.
In my case, it would be apathy for both your project and your attitude.
John Harper AE5X
Portable QRP: http://www.ae5x.com
I for one am not lazy and love to go portable.. but can't because of
health. I have diebetics, leg ulcers, and the past 2 years has been pure
hell for me. Some days I'm doing good just to get from one room to the next.
This summer I at least hope to go out on the deck and set up a semi-portable
Hi Ron and all,
The MS 150 bike races down here I think draw over 10,000 people and are two
days. One my son (W2MBY) and myself (W2MY) participated in for comms was
from Houston to Austin. It takes a lot of planning, and a large part of the
course is in a no-mans land, but the race organization
For the record, local hams have been supporting the Western States
Endurance Run (the very first 100 miler) with communications for many
years. Starts in Squaw Valley CA (~6,000) feet, climbs over the summit
at 9,000', and finishes at the stadium at Placer High School in Auburn
at 1,200'.
Well, I must be lazy then. If I have to go 100 miles, I'm taking my bicycle;
I'm not going to run. And I'm not going to rush it either. I'll take at
least 5 hours to do it, usually a bit more.
Dan / WG4S / K2 #2456
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Hi Guys,
I am flying high. I got my KX1 on Wednesday and have it working two days
later. It is a very easy build and seems to be a great rig. I worked 3
guys already and didn't even have the tuner built for the antenna yet. I
decided to get the KX1 because I liked my K2 so much. I really
Hi Guys,
I received my new KX1 Wednesday and have it working two days later. I
thought I would buy the KX1 cause I liked the K2 so much. I really like
this little pocket radio. It is fantastic. Seems to be a great receiver -
very easy to tune out the noise and adjacent stations. I worked 3
Going to Dayton this year?
Looking for Elecraft?
You can find a AMP to the Elecraft booths at:
www.n0ss.net/elecraft_at_dayton.pdf
NOTE: The spaces in the link above are UNDERSCORES, NOT blanks.
73,
Tom N0SS
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Hello,
I would like to update everyone on Morse's Radio Project. If you are not
interested, please just press the delete button.
I found out that Diana is a distant cousin of Samuel Morse a couple times
removed. But she is still a Morse that did pass her testing for the Tech
Plus license.
As I mentioned in an earlier posting, I'm heading to Scotland soon for my
leave. I've got a couple radio-related things to pick up. I'll be flying into
Edinburgh. I'm not looking for anything too in-depth: a small screwdriver
(I've got that KX1 on which to align the trimmer capacitors), a
Sam wrote:
I am flying high. I got my KX1 on Wednesday and have it working two days
later. It is a very easy build and seems to be a great rig. I worked 3
guys already and didn't even have the tuner built for the antenna yet. I
decided to get the KX1 because I liked my K2 so much. I really
This has been great. Found out that the hams in Colorado are extremely
active in supporting Ultra's. In fact, they do support the Hardrock...Oh,
the Hardrock...toughest 100 miler there is. Got to be some tough hams to
support that. I lust for the Hardrock one day...
I'm so glad Western
You better have something to feed them. Conga lines make bears very hungry.
Eric
KE6US
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Stephen Brandt
Sent: Thursday, May 11, 2006 9:49 PM
To: Elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] KX1 Mojo /PM
Guys,
Let's tone this down and end this direction for the thread. As always,
personal attacks directed towards list members are not allowed on the list.
Now, back to the lab... :-)
73, Eric WA6HHQ
Elecraft list moderator
You wrote:
It has come to my attention that Ultra Marathons
And we're at inside booths 196-197-198.
73, Eric
Tom Hammond wrote:
Going to Dayton this year?
Looking for Elecraft?
You can find a AMP to the Elecraft booths at:
www.n0ss.net/elecraft_at_dayton.pdf
NOTE: The spaces in the link above are UNDERSCORES, NOT blanks.
73,
Tom N0SS
I must be REALLY lazy then. If I have to go 100 miles, I'm taking my
Toyota! :-)
Wes W1LIC
From: Dan Barker [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Elecraft Reflector elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Subject: RE: [Elecraft] Re: Adventurous QRPers needed
Date: Fri, 12 May 2006 17:39:03 -0400
Well, I must be lazy
Eric, KE6US wrote:
You better have something to feed them. Conga lines make bears very hungry.
Funny, but Steve, N7VS, comments are quite true! The best way to avoid bears
is to help them avoid us. In bear country, one of the most dangerous things
one can do is take a
Hi Van:
N0SS wrote:
Going to Dayton this year?
Looking for Elecraft?
You can find a AMP to the Elecraft booths at:
www.n0ss.net/elecraft_at_dayton.pdf
NOTE: The spaces in the link above are UNDERSCORES, NOT blanks.
Van wrote:
Heh heh, AMP --Freudian slip, Tom
Whoops!
Nah...
Now I can make a list of booth nos. and products and save steps for those I
definitely and positively have to visit.
Thanks Tom on your idea of a map with labels.
And ALL of this done prior to leaving home if the information becomes available
on the SUBJECT line.
73,
Dick, NJ9K
Is there anyone out there who has had experience programming
functions from a logging program to the KIO2/K2?
I want to set up some instructions under an F key in TR LOG,
and I'd like to talk with someone who has done such things.
Thanks and 73
Bob N6WG
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