Let me build a new K2 or upgrade your present K2 for you. I have built more
than 120 K2's to date. My rates are reasonable and you receive a completed K2
ready to play. Please send me an email off line.
73
Alan
W1HYV
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Ron AC7AC wrote:
A bolt is specifically a screw that is cylindrical: it always takes a nut.
Egad! Even nuts, bolts and screws can get complicated!
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What about lag bolts?
Larry Ingram AG4NN
Or machine screws?!?
The def'n I learned at one point is that a screw is fully
Fred Jensen wrote:
Sorry Nick, Teeny and lightning in the same sentence is
oxymoronic.
[...]
Disconnect your K2. Disconnect all your gear. Unplug it from the
surge
Perhaps you misunderstand me, or perhaps I wasn't making myself clear. I
have my KAT100 switched to a dummy load by default and
I purchased the KX1 for portable use but never really got around to
using it, therefore I am going to sell the radio. I am attempting to
focus my extra hobby efforts onto Ultralight Aircraft Flying. I
will be keeping one radio around (FT-840) for CW work.
The KX1 SN is 01221. I built the
I did have a request for photos, so I took a few and uploaded them to:
http://jeremy.cowgar.com/kx1/
I have been wanting to give iWeb with my Mac a try, so I did so with
this site.
Jeremy
On Jun 23, 2006, at 1:40 PM, Jeremy Cowgar wrote:
I purchased the KX1 for portable use but never
I'm always puzzled why users would burden themselves
with LINUX machines? At one point, back in my Unix
days - I had my PC booted with both Windows and Linux.
Of course that was 10 years back - but at that point,
I couldn't think of any reason to have Linux - aside
from the novelty of it.
Thanks, Wayne. My XYL and I will be operating 1B-battery (plus solar panel)
from western Oregon with my K2 and a bunch of wire hung in the tall fir
trees. Hope to hear lots of you with your Elecraft rigs on the air.
73,
Phil
NS7P
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On Friday 23 June 2006 15:13, Fred (FL) wrote:
I'm always puzzled why users would burden themselves
with LINUX machines?
I'm with you Fred .. my main machine is FreeBSD 6.1.
Ian, G4ICV, AB2GR, K2 #4962
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The KX1 has been sold. Thank you for all the responses.
Jeremy Cowgar
KB8LFA
On Jun 23, 2006, at 1:40 PM, Jeremy Cowgar wrote:
I purchased the KX1 for portable use but never really got around to
using it, therefore I am going to sell the radio. I am attempting
to focus my extra hobby
Fred (FL) wrote:
I'm always puzzled why users would burden themselves
with LINUX machines?
I thought this was way off-topic, so was going to reply off-list, then I
realised...
Quality, stability, efficiency, ability to understand how it works,
ability to fix stuff myself if it ever actually
And don't forget, the ability to understand Linuxese speech.
I have no clue what you guys are talking about, nor what the
instructions mean, on explaining a install application or using one.
Now Elecraft is printed in English. I can understand kitting
instructions alignment and finally,
Mark G3XYS asked:
Is there any reason why I cannot mount TP3 (PLL Reference Oscillator
Test Point) on the underside of the RF board instead of on top. This
will give easier access for frequency checking after K2 completion. A
suitable hole drilled in the bottom cover and plugged with a bung
I am thinking of getting a scope to better build and repair Elecraft radios.
I have a line on a Tektronix 2336YA 100 MHz 2 Chl. Oscilloscope that is
calibrated! It is about $200. Is this a good deal? Is this a good scope?
Thanks,
Jack, AE6GC
Hi,
I finished the first step of the 80m installation - rewinding L3 on
the KX1 board to have more windings.
Rather than press on and install the 80m board I'm taking the rig out
to play for field day.
Should I perform the alignment steps again?
Will the KXAT1 need re-aligned?
I'm not really
Im the proud new owner of my first K2. 3rd Owner (built by D Shipman)
sn 2110 :)
quick question ?
I have everything connected...
I have tried 2 Icom mics (previous owner said it is set up for Icoms and
sent an HM36)
I also tryed a Heil handi mic wired for Icoms...
on a Tune it shows
Martin asked:
I finished the first step of the 80m installation - rewinding L3 on the KX1
board to have more windings.
Rather than press on and install the 80m board I'm taking the rig out to
play for field day.
Should I perform the alignment steps again?
Will the KXAT1 need re-aligned?
I'm
Jack, A36GC asked:
I am thinking of getting a scope to better build and repair Elecraft radios.
I have a line on a Tektronix 2336YA 100 MHz 2 Chl. Oscilloscope that is
calibrated! It is about $200. Is this a good deal? Is this a good scope?
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not even on a Whistle OM :)
next step is..
try and get to the mic jumpers internally and see what mic it is wired
for :) wish me luck
muchos gracias
steve
kw5tx
Phil Kane wrote:
On Fri, 23 Jun 2006 18:54:51 -0500, Steve Kirk/ KW5TX wrote:
on a Tune it shows wattage out on the
Steve,
The best analysis I can offer is that your mic configuration header may not
be wired correctly. It is best to check it instead of relying on what
someone has said about it.
Since this is your 1st K2, and you did not build it, I assume you are not
familiar with how it all fits together.
It didnt have the 5 volts hooked up... I popped the jumper plug off
and used 4 old hardrive jumpers and wired it for kenwood..
put her back together and she WORKED!!!way too much fun...and
relatively easy.
These Kits are the coolest:)
thanks to all whom replied
Steve
KW5TX
Don Wilhelm
Twelve watts output from my K2/100 on 75 meters will drive my Alpha 99 amp to
1000 watts. My other two transceivers have to put out approx 35 watts to get
1000 watts out (which is normal driving power for this amp to put out 1000
watts). I am using the same amp input coax on all transceivers
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