Mike Morrow wrote:
Larry wrote
I am building the K1 with the 4 band filter board. I am at the step
where I must decide which VFO range to choose, 150 kHz or 80 kHz.
I would like to hear from those who have built this receiver and why
they made the choice they did.
Larry,
I've used
I built mine originally for 80 khz. With the bands changing and wanting
coverage past 7080 on 40
meters, I redid mine for 150 Khz. It is a bit toucher to tune now but much
better coverage. I have
a 2 band card I built for 160 and 80 meters which resides in my K1 with the
coming of good
This morning i will be out enjoying the scenery in the famous Garden of
the Gods Park in Colorado Springs, CO. i will be on 14060 +/- using my KX1 with
a 10 foot whip while out hiking around the park. 9/30/06 Op times estimated to
be 1615 to 1700z.
Paul w0rw/pm
The Garden of the
Guys,
Here a problem I don't understand.
K2 # 3612 with:
NB
SSB
20W intrnal tuner
The problem:
When listening on SSB filter OPT1, 40m band and antenna connected, a bit
of bandnoise is present. The S-meter is on S 5-7 or so with no signals
around.
Signals are clear. When they are strong the S
Does CW 45-70WPM Mp3 practice files exist anywhere to learn the morse code?
ARRL MP3 practice files only go to 40WPM.
Need to start higher to attain a 35-45 wpm base.
TIA.
DICK, NJ9K
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I worked Paul for a 559 from his KX1. I was running my KX1 at 2W into a
hamstick on top of the car, parked at the Winterlodge Skating Rink in
Palo Alto. I gave Paul 539. There was some QRN from nearby machinery. If
you do a Google image search on garden of the gods my pix are the
first hit.
The program MorseGen on my website will generate MP3 practise files at up
to 60WPM. It's free, but you are welcome to donate if you feel that
programmers deserve to eat.
Julian, G4ILO. K2 #392
G4ILO's Shack: www.g4ilo.com
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Does CW 45-70WPM Mp3 practice files exist
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73,
Don W3FPR
Just got my October issue of CQ and saw a review of this very small power
supply made by Gamma Research, model HPS-1a. It is 3.37 X 1.55 X 5.25 inches,
rated at 13.8 VDC, 22 amps at 25% duty cycle and 5 amps continuous, and
weighing
only 1.25 lbs. If you do not get CQ, then the company's web
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Just got my October issue of CQ and saw a review of this very small power
supply made by Gamma Research, model HPS-1a. It is 3.37 X 1.55 X 5.25 inches,
rated at 13.8 VDC, 22 amps at 25% duty cycle and 5 amps continuous, and weighing
only 1.25 lbs. If you do not get
My Elecraft arrived! It's so new and shiny, I haven't even found the
serial number yet! Happy happy happy! Joy joy joy!
Now to power the thing...
Any recommendations on power supplies? I've got a 12v power supply for
a pair of powered speakers...is this sufficient for assembly purposes?
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