Jack Brindle wrote:
Well, perhaps there is another way. There are many programs that can
generate CW to key a radio. Why not set one up with the messages you
They generally simulate a straight key.
want to place in memory, then for each message, push the K2 buttons to
The K2 rejects the
FWIW I am currently adding the fldigi CW decoder into a HRD program.
ftp://ftp.ham-radio.ch/common/Pictures/What%20is%20this.JPG
I plan to support TX via the KY command and also using K1EL's keyers.
Simon Brown, HB9DRV
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From: Don Wilhelm [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I do
Is there still a freeware version available? . I foolishly deleted mine
thinking that I would easily replace it.Previous sources (e.g. N0SS) now seem
to require $29.99 (and a poor dollar/GBP exchange rate)
73 Nick G3RWF
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Hello Nick,
Is there still a freeware version available? . I foolishly deleted
mine thinking that I
would easily replace it.Previous sources (e.g. N0SS) now seem to
require $29.99
(and a poor dollar/GBP exchange rate)
Yes, it is. Look here: http://www.qrp4fun.de/en/s11.htm#b1
72/73 de Ingo,
Many thanks for replies - problem solved. 73 Nick G3RWF
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Hi Nick:
Is there still a freeware version available?
It's actually the last SHAREWARE version, but yes, it's on my web site at:
www.n0ss.net
Go to either the K2 or K1 pages and you'll find it there, PLUS the rig-
specific alignment docs.
I foolishly deleted mine thinking that I would
Steve,
Due to the DAC resolution, up to a 20 Hz shift can be expected. For CW,
it is usually not a problem (just a bit of a surprise when you first
notice it), but for digital modes it can cause the stations in QSO to
'walk up the band' if you do not take countermeasures - locking the
Dear friends,
A Front-End with an IP3 over +50dBm?
Some of you may think
its a joke ! Gian s brain
got heated-up by the South Italian sunshine
.
Maybe
.
Our friend Martein, PA3AKE, as you know, has done
quite an important work on looking and measuring
performances associated to the
Thank you very much Don.
I found exactly what you indicated. On side of one of the filter option
jumpers was basically unsoldered. I'll tell you, I took a lot of will power to
keep from reheating every joint. If I missed that one in my inspections
Tracing it down wasn't actually too
For Sale, IC-207 Dual Band FM transceiver.
Frequency range:
TX: 144-146 / 440-450 MHz
RX: 118-174 / 400-479 MHz RX: AM/FM,
RF Power output: VHF 50, 20, 10 and 5 watts, UHF 35, 20, 10 and 5.
162 memories. CTCSS. 9K6 packet ready. Packet connector on rear panel uses
6 pin mini-din.
HM98
Worked Tree N6TR/7 at 0413 z on 160 this morning he was using K3 00013
and my end K2 5701.
Real surprise for top band in August - K3 sounded just great !!
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Matthew,
Glad to hear you found it and now have satisfactory audio. Enjoy the K2.
73,
Don W3FPR
Matthew Denson wrote:
Thank you very much Don.
I found exactly what you indicated. On side of one of the filter option jumpers was
basically unsoldered. I'll tell you, I took a lot of will
Just a quick note for those of you drooling in anticipation of your K3s:
Frequency memory control is very flexible, more than compensating for the
lack of dedicated, individual band buttons on the compact front panel. There
are five ways to select frequency:
1. The BAND up/down rocker switch
Assume a non-contester is looking at a K3.
There would be no need for a second receiver nor the
absolute selectivity of the K3. Aside from those
points, can anyone suggest how the K3 might compare to
the Kenwood TS870?
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Assume a non-contester is looking at a K3.
There would be no need for a second receiver nor the
absolute selectivity of the K3. Aside from those
points, can anyone suggest how the K3 might compare to
the Kenwood TS870?
K3 is new, '870 is at least several years old, possibly unknown history.
K3
I owned an early TS-870 for several years and thought it was a great radio
EXCEPT
that when any of several very strong locals were operating on the same band. The
receiver would totally collapse and be unusable. Selectivity and AGC action were
much better than anything else at the time (IMHO). I
On Wed, Aug 22, 2007 at 01:16:59PM -0600, John wrote:
What I need is a keyer with a spell checker. Does the K3 keyer have a
spell checker?
Tree N6TR replied:
John-
Please be careful with comments like this. If Wayne seems them, they
will capture his imagination and there will indeed be a
Costs $79 new. Will sell for $65 shipped USPS Priority to US, or actual
postage cost for International shipping. I built this unit myself, and
it looks great and works perfectly. Also included is everything to
install in K2: sockets and standoff spacer. Dick, K0KK [EMAIL PROTECTED]
N6XI:
I have also set up Mn for each band as follows:
M1 - CW
M2 - SSB
M3 - RTTY
Thus, once I am on a band I can change mode (and frequency, filters, etc.)
with two taps. I use M4 as a temporary scratchpad. I may revert M3 to that
purpose as well since I don't operate much RTTY.
IC-207 has been sold. Thanks to all that responded.
W0EB
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Hi Doug,
We added more a detailed technical specifications link to the K3 info
page several weeks ago.
73, Eric WA6HHQ (Jet-lagged in JA)
DOUGLAS ZWIEBEL wrote:
But I sure would like to see the FULL SPECs (ala ARRL Prod Review) for
the RX ASAP!
de Doug KR2Q
_..._
Lyle - you are SHAMELESS. You could not find even one
thing to put in the TS870 column? ;-)
I used one for a short time at field day once, it
seemed like a nice enough radio but I preferred the
TS830 even though it was an older design. The 830 was
hybrid, which I rarely prefer in anything, but it
Lyle - you are SHAMELESS. You could not find even one
thing to put in the TS870 column? ;-)
Sure I did! It is an old radio; I'm an old guy. There's something to
be said for maturity...
Lyle KK7P
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Rick Tavan N6XI rtavan at gmail.com
Thu Aug 23 14:05:45 EDT 2007
Hi Rick,
Am I wrong or is there a drawback to all of these
methods, that being that the memory info comes out of
the radio the same way every time, it never changes.
Let's say in step 1. which is the most effective, you
choose a
Don Rasmussen wrote:
Assume a non-contester is looking at a K3.
There would be no need for a second receiver nor the
absolute selectivity of the K3.
While the second receiver would be good in
a contest, I'd think it would be more beneficial
to the DXer who wants to listen to both the
DX freq
May we have a UK version of this spell checker? ;-) ;-)
Paul - G4BXT
Oh, sure. And then you'll want a spell-conversion function to convert
received US words to UK words! :)
Bruce, NM5B
Santa Fe, NM
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On Thu, 23 Aug 2007, G4BXT wrote:
On Wed, Aug 22, 2007 at 01:16:59PM -0600, John wrote:
What I need is a keyer with a spell checker.
We also need a swing mode.
Thom,EIEIO
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Oh, sure. And then you'll want a spell-conversion function to convert
received US words to UK words! :)
Did you miss the announcement for the automatic multi-mode,
multi-lingual, backward correction and translation system?
vy 73 de toby
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Maybe show a little banana icon on the display when in that mode?
Ron AC7AC
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We also need a swing mode.
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On Thu, 23 Aug 2007, Ron D'Eau Claire wrote:
Maybe show a little banana icon on the display when in that mode?
Well, if we are gonna go to that extent, we'd also need a icon in the shape of
Lake Erie, or one of cuba.
I think we also need to push for side swiper emulation.
Of course the
let me start out with the fact that i am colorblind..
this isn't too bad for resistors, as i can always use an ohmmeter to
verify..
but for rf chokes, this is killing me..
i usually ask my son and wife to help me sort them, but this time,
even they are having alot of trouble sorting them
Hi guys,
My K2 works perfectly on 80 40 and 30 meters (12 plus watts on all bands),
however as I go higher in frequency the power output falls off until I only get
about a watt out on 10 meters.
I've check the relays to insure two filters weren't in line at once, checked
all of the component
On 8/23/07, sergio [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
the last one i have is VERY small, and marked green-brown-green..
Sergio, I had the same problem. What you have here on this component
is a resistor. It is R116 and 5.1 MOhm. Stick it on an ohm meter and
see.
It took me awhile to identify all the
Having upgraded some time ago to the 3080, I have the KX1 30m board and
its associated firmware chip.
The manual is available online, but you'll have to supply your own
hookup wire.
Yours for the cost of postage to your QTH from US 94303.
Please reply offlist.
Leigh/WA5ZNU
Then Internet to access QRZ and pull up the info on the QSO from who
you send a response to.
On 8/23/07, Thom LaCosta [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Thu, 23 Aug 2007, Ron D'Eau Claire wrote:
Maybe show a little banana icon on the display when in that mode?
Well, if we are gonna go to that
I think someone on the phone at Elecraft, told me Elecraft is going to be at
HAMCON in Torrance, CA next month. If so, will there be a stock of K2
accessories there?
I am particularly interested in the K160RX and the K60XV. That could save me
the trouble of having it shipped, since I live near
At 11:41 AM 2007-08-23, Don Rasmussen wrote:
Assume a non-contester is looking at a K3.
There would be no need for a second receiver nor the
absolute selectivity of the K3. Aside from those
points, can anyone suggest how the K3 might compare to
the Kenwood TS870?
If you operate 160m or SWL in
By non-contester would you include DXer? A second receive channel to
monitor the pack when your calling a dx station on an offset is essential.
Al WA6VNN
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Don wrote:
My view of it is that it is not a space limited
shortcoming. All that would need to happen would be to
allow the M1-M4 to be updated as the transceiver is
tuned
Don,
I normally just tap BAND UP/DN, since I typically operate on just a few
closely spaced bands during the day,
wayne burdick wrote:
I wouldn't ever assign this functionality to M1..M4, which are intended
to be fixed, per-band starting points for each mode, as Rick explained.
The field testers, as well as myself and the engineering staff, have
been using this scheme for weeks, and speaking strictly
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