Hi Guys,
I am having problems with the KPA-100. 80m reports of distorted audio, like a
vibrating effect associated with it. And even when I have the PO adjusted to a
max of 15 watts it seems to transmit up to 60w out. I know it's not RF
feedback caused by antenna because I have the same
Good morning to all
First of all my K2 (base CW) is finally complete and
has passed all of the basic tests with flying colors.
Now that I can receive on all bands, I decided to go
back and do a more thorough calibration of the 4MHz
reference clock and then start on the filters before
moving
This is distantly related to the mainstream of QA on this net.I intend to use
my new K2 to drive a Icom IC-2KL amplifier. Please imagine for now, there is an
intermediate amp between the K2 and the 2KL.
One of the twin PA boards on the 2KL ( a backup, I have 2 of them) is
unfortunately,
Vern,
Use a long slender metal screwdriver that nicely fits into the cap slot and
you will find it much easier to adjust. If you are using the alignment tool
supplied with the K2, it is too flexible for precise adjustment. If you
mounted C22 the right way 'round, the adjustment slot should be
Hi
I just installed a new X1 XTAL 18.432, as a part of upgrading
the KPA100. I used components obtained locally.
Stability of KPA100 is improved, at least it stopped oscillating
on 17m band when I use SSB.
But Now I find lots of spurs.
Here is a list:
18.080, 21.415, 24.903, 24.984, 28.015,
Wyn,
If you have the hot air gun or oven and solder paste and know how to use it,
by all means go that route, but if not, then just use the Hakko - you will
be soldering two widely spaced tabs on the capacitors rather than finely
spaced leads like are encountered on SMD ICs. Yes, the Kester 44
For Sale:
Selling because I am going to build my own QRP rig.
KX1 #1046
with KXPD1 paddles
with KXB30 module (30 meters)
with KXAT1 internal auto tuner
Clean, high quality build.
Original owner. Works perfectly,
on 20/30/40 meters.
Comes with all documentation.
$450 plus shipping at actual
Before you send it off. Check the diodes. I installed 1 backwards and got
the same issues. I am referring to the switching diodes on both ends of the
crystal filter.
Richard Kent, WD8AJG
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G'day,
Time flies, I didn't realise it was so long since this was posted.
Regards,
Mike VP8NO
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From: KEN BROWN [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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| From: John, KI6WX [EMAIL PROTECTED]
| Date: Sun, 24 Aug 2003 20:51:50 -0700
| Subject: [Elecraft] 4 MHz
Hi Guys,
A few weeks ago I managed to induce a fault into my K2 by transmitting
into no load when testing the top band option. I found that R58, the 180
ohm, half watt resitior at the far end of T4 had been damaged and had a
value of 4 ohms. So I replaced it and reassembled the K2 and I still
My emails bounce, I try again.
Peter,PE1E
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Steve,
With R58 almost a direct short, there is a possibility that the PA
transistors were conducting too hard and caused their untimely demise. But
it would be best to check the RF voltages first before drawing any drastic
conclusions like that. There actually could be any number of guesses
Hi,
I finished construction of my K2 (serial #5400) last month and all was
working well. At the time of construction all of the filter alignment went
well. It has been lots of fun... I'm selling my Yaesu. :-)
Since then I decided to calibrate the VFO on my K2 to get the frequency
better
A few recent units have shown problems that at least
sound similar to this one. See, for example:
http://www.ac6rm.net/mailarchive/html/elecraft-list/2005-03/msg00676.html
http://www.ac6rm.net/mailarchive/html/elecraft-list/2005-12/msg00408.html
These two, at least, were due to the KSB2 ALC
While building the K1, I had to come up with a signal source for alignment
on 30m and 17m. The Norcal tuner upper for 30m (10116 kHz) works great as
a signal source, but I had to resort to a noise generator for 17m.
So I figured I could build myself an XG-3, the WARC band signal generator.
I
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Help:
Thanks, Don:
I have a larger iron and will try that approach first. I could also have
tried to source other caps but instinctively went first for something
similar to what was there before.
Again, greatly appraciate your advice,
73
Wyn, VR2AX
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From: Don Wilhelm
Hello,
I am working on updating the EPA QRP Club Web site.
If you have a QRP related web site of your own, please send me the link.
I will place it on the EPA QRP Club web page.
72 and Thanks,
Ron Polityka
WB3AAL
www.wb3aal.com
www.n3epa.org
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Hi Don,
I do not have any power meter which can measure any RF power output less
than 1 watt. Could you please advise the minimum output power level of K2
with the power knot fully CCW?
BTW, under the SEC menu of K2, the transverter output (without the
installation of KV60) can be lowered
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