On Mon, Jul 16, 2012 at 9:32 PM, Jim Brown wrote:
>
> What I find really impressive about this thread is that a significant
> issue raised by an analytical user at 4:13 PM was responded to at 4:53
> PM by an OWNER of the company, who made it clear that he not only
> understands the issue, but that
Thanks so much for all the input guys!
I'll go ahead and build the K1 WITH back-lit of course and get the T1.
I don't mind taking a little extra but I'm pretty sure after the K1 is up
and running I'll probably add the tuner if all goes well.
Thanks again. I'll certainly have questions and let yo
Hello all,
I use a k3 equipped module 144. I can observe when a signal is present
on the QRO 28MHz is also heard on 144MHz.
This is it normal or transceiver is failing.
F4AAG Eric
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On 7/16/2012 8:36 PM, Wayne Burdick wrote:
> We might be able to put both a decent crystal reference and an
> external lock circuit on it. I agree with your reasoning.
What I find really impressive about this thread is that a significant
issue raised by an analytical user at 4:13 PM was responded
I figured that was probably the case but it never hurts to ask. Thank you,
Ed!
73, Jeff
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Tried the yahoo groups also, but no response there yet.
Eric PE3V
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> Date: Mon, 16 Jul 2012 15:43:40 -0500
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>
> I think this is a question for the N1MM Ya
We might be able to put both a decent crystal reference and an
external lock circuit on it. I agree with your reasoning.
Wayne
On Jul 16, 2012, at 7:50 PM, Bob wrote:
> Personally I have no interest in the 2 meter module, so such an
> accessory might be useful -- but I'd vote for an external
Hi all
I thought R&R was another way of saying "it contesting time", well for some
of us I hope.
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Sorry Joe,
Eric is on vacation this week, and things in Watsonville will go on as
previously intended, but webpage updates will have to wait for Eric's
return. Yes, it is Summer vacation time - these kind of gaps can be
expected. We all need our R&R - whatever that may be for us. I suspect
E
Well, I actually had my eye on the 2m module, too ;-) But of course, the
stability
may be more of a problem there unless there can be some user adjusted
correction.
Before I ask for anything on a wish list, I sure want to give this little unit
a real
test. Hopefully soon I can report on ho
A status update would be nice.
Joe K2UF
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Personally I have no interest in the 2 meter module, so such an accessory
might be useful -- but I'd vote for an external lock, AND higher precision
osc. on such a board if it could fit -- I won't be taking a reference osc.
along with me on portable operation. But I do run JT65 due to its
excellen
On Mon, Jul 16, 2012 at 9:25 PM, Wayne Burdick wrote:
> we could design an external 10-MHz locking module...
==
If that's what it takes, I would go for it.
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Lance Collister, W7GJ wrote:
> No experience with the KX3 here yet, but this makes me wonder about
> the frequency
> stability on 6m with full throttle out on JT65A mode for 50 seconds
> out of every
> other minute, hour after hour
>
> My K3 has always been rock solid.
Hi Lance,
The K3's
Just as a FYI, from Joe Large (JT65-HF author), concerning JT65-HF, which
is probably the predominant version used on the K3 and KX3
"If AFC is turned on you can probably suffer as much as 50 to 100 Hz (or
more) drift in a frame. Just a guess from experience. There's not need
for very high f
On Mon, Jul 16, 2012 at 8:17 PM, Lance Collister, W7GJ wrote:
> ...makes me wonder about the frequency stability on 6m with full throttle
> out on JT65A...
Lance, based on my experiments with JT65HF, you will not get good results
until the proposed firmware mod that allows you to tw
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No experience with the KX3 here yet, but this makes me wonder about the
frequency
stability on 6m with full throttle out on JT65A mode for 50 seconds out of
every
other minute, hour after hour. I certainly would appreciate any tips on how to
keep
the frequency stable. Hopefully I will be a
Both the KANT3 and KAT3 provide antenna surge protection, as well as
resistors for
bleeding off static DC charge
Ed N5DG
At 07:23 PM 7/16/2012, NH7RO wrote:
>I recently read on an antenna forum about installing a 40k ohm resistor
>across the RF input of a transceiver via one side of a PL-2
On Mon, Jul 16, 2012 at 6:53 PM, Wayne Burdick wrote:
> I should be able to provide a user-settable fine compensation value...
===
Hi Wayne,
Thanks for the response. I would be happy to go through trial and error to
get this to work. Now I'm all set up to observe and measure the
Hi Don,
Yes I stand corected, line in and line out not the speaker outputs. I
know better too!
~73
Don
KD8NNU
On Mon, Jul 16, 2012 at 8:11 PM, Don Wilhelm wrote:
> May I suggest Line Out from the computer (instead of speaker output)
> to the K3 Line In.
> Also Line out from the K3 to Line
Add my begging and pleading for Ultimatic mode in the KX3 and K3 if at all
possible!!
On Jul 16, 2012, at 11:36 AM, Don Wilhelm wrote:
> I have similar difficulty John, those *#%! alternating dits and dahs are
> just not for me.
> I can use a dual lever paddle if the keying is Ultimatic - no
>
I use the latest version of HRD with my K3. The cables are simple sound
card/speaker cables with 1/8" jacks. When we were shutting down my
office I actually snagged from the trash what is basically a large sound
card pair, grouped into a single rubber sheathing. One green connector
and one p
I recently read on an antenna forum about installing a 40k ohm resistor
across the RF input of a transceiver via one side of a PL-259 T with an
empty PL-259. Sounds like a good idea considering all the electrical storms
and summer static, but do I need to do this for my K3 or is this already
being
I think it would be about the same with any system.
My plans are to work such modes with the DX Lab suite and/or FLdigi.
Further to question: Is there anything special about the cables
themselves? What have people bought and used?
On Mon, Jul 16, 2012 at 8:00 PM, wrote:
> Two cables.
>
> One
May I suggest Line Out from the computer (instead of speaker output) to
the K3 Line In.
Also Line out from the K3 to Line In on the PC.
The levels between speaker out and mic levels are just too great and
need an attenuator to allow the levels to be set properly. Line levels
are more "mild"
Ye
Two cables.
One from the speaker output of the computer to the K3 line it.
Then speaker out from the K3 to the mic input on the PC. You do not
need external sound card or interface to work HRD digital modes.
Thats how I connect it between HRD and my K3.
Then you use DATA-A as the mode for th
On 7/16/2012 3:38 PM, Ron D'Eau Claire wrote:
> Nonetheless, I've seen few complaints that adding anything to the K3 is
> "difficult". Instead, doing the change might be a bit time-consuming as, for
> example, if you have to pull the KRX3 or K144XV modules to get to something,
> then put everythin
However, the solar panels don't work at all night and output is diminished on
overcast and cloud cover daysthe Bio-Lite will work anytime as long as you
have something to burn in it. I agree its an expensive (initial cost) gadget
but could be better than nothing in some circumstances...a
On 7/16/2012 3:27 PM, Jim - yahoo wrote:
> This is little more than a very expensive novelty with a poor output
> and the other serious disadvantages previously mentioned, if you only
> require a 2 watt output it can be achieved for a fraction of the
> price using a solar charger.
Ahhh yes Mate,
Tony,
The KX3's temperature stability is specified at +/- 1 ppm typical over
0-50 C. That's +/- 14 Hz on 20 meters. Normally the short-term
stability would be far greater than this. However, during long key-
down periods there is some heating of the RF board, which includes
both the PA and
Actually, the entire junction is immersed in the temperature to be measured
with the thermocouple. The other ends are joined in a controlled temperature
area and the current is measured to find the unknown temperature. If two
thermocouples are connected in series the voltage available is doubl
We have been using HRD logbook successfully but we want to start using more
features such as recording and digital modes. What interfaces and sound cards
work well between K3 and HRD on a Windows 7 computer? What do I need to buy?
Thanks!!
Julie KT4JR
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The Bio-Lite was not advertised to power a QRP rig. It is sold as an efficient
camp stove and house stove for 3rd world countries and it will charge a cell
phone or iPhone as an added advantage. Of course there are cheaper ways to
charge a cell phone or power a QRP rig, but powering a QRP rig
On Jul 16, 2012, at 6:09 PM, Jim Lowman wrote:
> Or do what I did and NOT order the bandpass filter and put the money into a
> KX3Then I have another radio AND the short wave bands...
(Might be faulty logic, but it worked for me.smile)
de jim K3SW
>
> To bring things back on topic
This is an ideal suggestion.
I use the M-Audio Sustain Foot Switch. Bought it at the
same place I got my Yamaha CM500, Guitar Center. We have a
store in town, but I bought mine on their web page. It is
identical to the Heil FS-1 and costs $15. I have three.
Additionally, it has a slide swit
Hi Buck
Lighter spring pressure how I did it.
I found a longer spring I cut off the ends where the coil bind winding
are, cut it just short of installed length same as the (original) spring
length.
Next I closed one end a bit to fit tight on the threads of the screw
then Installed the spring
I have made an unfortunate discovery. I don't know if this is just my KX3
or is more generally applicable, but: when I run WSPR with my KX3, the
frequency stability is inadequate to get good results on transmit. I
discovered this by transmitting with 1.0 watts with the KX3 and then the
K3, using th
Now that the desktop KAT500 is a near-term reality, is there any projected
timeline on the remote version? (I haven't seen any discussion of the
remote version for some time.) Any more details about configuration, etc?
Many thanks.
73,
Bart
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Since the receivers are entirely separate, you will need the general
coverage bandpass filter for each one if you want to SWL with both.
What people object to most often is removing the KRX3 sub-receiver module to
access the main rx board components underneath - specifically the roofing
filters a
This is little more than a very expensive novelty with a poor output and the
other serious disadvantages previously mentioned, if you only require a 2 watt
output it can be achieved for a fraction of the price using a solar charger.
Jim Chick
G4NWJ
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I think I may have asked before about the need to match the filters in
the sub-receiver with the main receiver, so please forgive the redundancy.
Slightly different question: How difficult is it to install the
general-coverage bandpass filter and second receiver after the K3 is
assembled?
I w
Maybe I missed something in the article, but I didn't read that BBC was
shutting
down; only that they were moving to a new location.
I was also unaware that CBC had gone silent on the shortwave bands.
Last time driving north from Bakersfield on Highway 99, I noticed that
the VOA
towers were con
Yes Gary I fondly (?) remember those days ! You also had to carry a
spare fuel pump to overcome vapor lock out here in the dessert, on hot days.
You can still buy those dimmer foot switches in auto parts
stores. They are usually behind the counter and are listed as a
replacement for certain b
Not leaving the bands, just moving from Bush house to a new building.
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On 16 Jul 2012, at 22:27, David Moes wrote
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Hello list! My name is Stan WB2LQF. Besides my *real* claim to fame as
the proud owner of "Electrocraft" K1, K2, K3, KX1, and KX3 (#0325)
products, I also am friends with Ulrich Steinberg (N2DE/DJ8GO) and Piero
Begali (I2RTF). Piero and Ulrich have developed a prototype for a
paddle that wil
I was being careless calling it a "thermocouple" - it's actually a
"thermopile" using the Seebeck Effect. Mechanically dissimilar metals are
placed in contact with each other while one is heated and the other is not.
The temperature difference produces an electric current to flow.
This old techni
You do not get five volts from a thermocouple. Usually about 0.1 volts
depending on the type and temperature but you can connect many in series to
make a thermopile. If you are creative you can home brew your own stove,
blower and thermopile and be the first with DXCCWB (wood burning).
Sent f
Sad to see the national broadcasters like BBC and recently CBC (Radio
Canada International) leaving the shortwave bands.
On 7/15/2012 11:34 PM, Ron D'Eau Claire wrote:
> For all of you SWL's spooking the HF bands with your K3s and KX3s, here is
> another end of an era - the BBC leaving its
Very neat job! VY 73, Lance
On 7/16/2012 8:27 PM, Bill W4ZV [via Elecraft] wrote:
>
> KH7T wrote
> Is anyone contemplating a single lever key for the KXPD3 mounting?
>
> No KX3 here yet but I made one for my ATS-3:
>
> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wutov8MVr6Q
>
> Maybe this will give y
I have used a 2 speed sewing machine foot switch for the past 40 years. I used
the first switch so I don't have to push very much.
The only thing I have had to do was change the cable twice because they rotted
but the switch keeps going and going and...
73,
Tim Herrick, KQ8M
Charter Member North
Have you tried a small clip or wire to bind the two levers of the KXPD3
together so that they move in concert? That would be pretty close to a
single lever paddle.
/Rick
On Mon, Jul 16, 2012 at 11:22 AM, John Buck wrote:
> Is anyone contemplating a single lever key for the KXPD3 mounting?
>
>
-
Love it - the KX3/W Wood-Powered all-band radio! Alas, with only 2W (and at
5V) out of the thermocouple, I think that idea will have to wait for
Bio-Lite Version 2.
/Rick
On Mon, Jul 16, 2012 at 9:53 AM, Gregory Beat wrote:
> Give Wayne 2 weeks with a Bio-Lite and he would likely have an Elecraf
I have some peripheral neuropathy in both feet, and can not always feel a foot
switch. However, I found a neat little plastic box with two push switches
already in it on ebay. One switch is momentary, one is latching. Good for
quick break in or longer winded transmissions. Cost was less tha
Hi Jim,
I'm using a footswitch I bought off eBay from a "tattoo supplies" account
or something like that, it cost me $5 plus shipping and does a great job,
all I had to do was change the supplied 1/4" jack to a phono plug.
It's solid construction and works a treat, it doesn't have to cost a
fortu
If you look at the spec sheet it does tell the power output. It Is two watts
nominal and four watts max at five volts. Maybe a QRPP rig?
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On Jul 16, 2012, at 12:53, "Fred Townsend" wrote:
> Oh it has pop rivets too? Ya! That's what I really want to lay ash on my
> delicate
I think this is a question for the N1MM Yahoo group. Have you tried there?
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On Jul 16, 2012, at 12:40, Eric Van der Velde
wrote:
> I also use a serial port (COM1) for communication between te K3 and my
> computer. The thing is that I have N1MM and CWSkimmer running at the
What are thermocouples, peltier elements?
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KH7T wrote
>
> Is anyone contemplating a single lever key for the KXPD3 mounting?
>
No KX3 here yet but I made one for my ATS-3:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wutov8MVr6Q
Maybe this will give you some ideas.
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On Jul 16, 2012, at 1:48 PM, Mike Morrow wrote:
> But PLEASE...seriously consider buying your kit with the
> K1BKLTKT LCD backlight option BEFORE you begin building a K1.
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>
> I also use a serial port (COM1) for communication between te K3 and my
> computer. The thing is that I have N1MM and CWSkimmer running at the same
> time. They both need information from the K3 (like current frequency).
> I need some splitter which sends the QRG to both N1MM and C
Some users of the K3EXREF (external reference lock option) have
reported a small, periodic frequency shift on 2 meters. This occurs
only if a K144XV module with PLL lock module is also installed, and
the external 10-MHz reference is connected.
There's a simple fix for the frequency shift. In
Thanks for all the comments and suggestions. I will continue to explore the
possibility of an ultra-compact solution by just breaking out cables from a DB9
connector. However, in the interest of time, my first interface will use the
RIGblaster Plug & Play unit from West Mountain Radio.
This c
Correct, Bill. In my younger day's I had wired a micro switch to the bass drum
pedal of my drum kit for the purpose of setting off pyrotechnics on stage.
Long after my retirement from professional music (as well as from blowing
things up) I tried to use the bass drum pedal as a PTT switch just
Hi Eric,
Try something along these lines
hub4com --baud=38400 --octs=off --stop=2 --no-default-fc-route=All:All
--route=All:All --create-filter=pinmap:"--rts=!connect --dtr=!connect"
--add-filters=0:pinmap COM1 \\.\CNCB0 \\.\CNCB1
Not well-tested, but might get you a bit further along...
73
I have similar difficulty John, those *#%! alternating dits and dahs are
just not for me.
I can use a dual lever paddle if the keying is Ultimatic - no
alternating, and the last paddle closed gets priority.
So Wayne, if enough of us beg, can you add Ultimatic keying? Especially
desired for the
I have an almost new foot switch by Heil that I am willing to part with if
someone is interested.
Joel wa9ykr
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Is anyone contemplating a single lever key for the KXPD3 mounting?
Perhaps a firmware option with dots on one side and dashes on the other
side with no iambic action would work. The logic would ignore opposite
side closure until after release of the first closure. I believe this
would functio
Matt,
I will have a look into VSPE. Looks like it also has ethernet functionality.
Thanks,
Eric PE3V
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To: ericvanderve...@hotmail.com; wrco...@yahoo.com
CC: elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Date: Mon, 16 Jul 2012 11:13:30 -0700
Subject: RE: [Elecraft] com0com N1MM and CWSkimme
There is also VSPE for general purpose serial port virtualization.
I use LP Bridge for RMS Express. It expects separate control and keying ports.
Good luck!
Matt Zilmer
Consultant - Product Management Dept.
Magellan Navigation / MiTAC Digital Corp.
Tel: (909) 394-6052
Cell: (909) 730-6552
Si fr
Iain,
I tried the GPS HUB example
(http://com0com.cvs.sourceforge.net/viewvc/com0com/hub4com/ReadMe.txt) from
hub4com (2 com0com pairs and hub4com).
As soon as I started the hub4com the TRX started sending (PTT + KEY). No QRG
info and the keydown situation didn't stop until I killed the hub4com
Matt,
LP Bridge works fine! com0com looks more ligthweigth to me and gives me the
possibility to run CWSkimmer on another PC the N1MM computer.
Thanks,
Eric PE3V
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> CC: elecraft@mailman.qth.net
> Date: Mon, 16 Ju
On Mon, Jul 16, 2012 at 8:38 AM, PE3V wrote:
> I am trying to setup a serial connection between an Elecraft K3, CWSkimmer
> and
> N1MM using com0com/hub4com.
>
> I don't get it working. Anyone on this forum who got this working properly?
>
> Thanks Eric PE3V (ex PA3FKN)
>
> PS I tried LP Bridge an
Oh it has pop rivets too? Ya! That's what I really want to lay ash on my
delicate electronics. Something that I can't move or pack while it's hot,
gets soot all over my backpack and rusts when it's left out overnight.
Notice they don't say how much current it puts out. That's because
thermopiles do
I also use a serial port (COM1) for communication between te K3 and my
computer (also no success with USB over here).
The thing is that I have N1MM and CWSkimmer running at the same time. They
both need information from the K3 (like current frequency).
I need some splitter which sends the QRG t
Try LP Bridge.
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Consultant - Product Management Dept.
Magellan Navigation / MiTAC Digital Corp.
Tel: (909) 394-6052
Cell: (909) 730-6552
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Stan/AE7UT wrote:
> ...trying to convince myself I can build a K1.
Excellent choice! For twelve years K1 #175 has been my favorite QRP
rig. But PLEASE...seriously consider buying your kit with the
K1BKLTKT LCD backlight option BEFORE you begin building a K1. It was
not available when I bought
I also use a serial port (COM1) for communication between te K3 and my
computer. The thing is that I have N1MM and CWSkimmer running at the same time.
They both need information from the K3 (like current frequency).
I need some splitter which sends the QRG to both N1MM and CWSkimmer.
thanks,
Er
On 7/15/2012 12:15 AM, Edward R. Cole wrote:
> I rarely listen to the audio of digital signals since my brain cannot
> decode them, anyway. With a 3.5mm phone plug inserted the internal
> speaker is disconnected so I suppose you are using either headphones
> or ext. speaker. No need to hear the s
I bought an RS-232 card and gave up on the USB converter.
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On Jul 16, 2012, at 10:38, PE3V wrote:
> I am trying to setup a serial connection between an Elecraft K3, CWSkimmer
> and
> N1MM using com0com/hub4com.
>
> I don't get it working. Anyone on this forum who got this wo
I have been using a Yaesu MD-100 Microphone with stand that incorporates
not one but three push to talk switches. The mic and the PTT switches work
perfectly with the K3.
Ramon
KP4GE
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We're presently testing a field-test release of firmware with NR and
autonotch. Early reports have been very enthusiastic, but I'd like to
find a few more early adopters to really give it a workout.
If you've been anxiously awaiting NR and autonotch on your KX3, and
you don't mind loading ex
I've recorded some voice for use in WinWarbler via the Lineout and
soundcard as a wave file. When doing that I left my equalizer settings as I
normally would on the K3 (bottom two fully cut, next one -6db, top boosted
a bit.)
When I play this back into LineIN to be sent does it go through the
equa
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On Jul 16, 2012, at 11:49 AM, "Ron D'Eau Claire" wrote:
> Interesting! The Russians had something like that back in the 1960's for
> their rural populations but I never saw one f
Interesting! The Russians had something like that back in the 1960's for
their rural populations but I never saw one for sale here in the 'west'.
The Soviet version was a mass of thermocouples (which Biolite seems to be as
well) that sat above a kerosene lamp and generated enough electricity to r
I use a Treadlite switch model t-51-S made by the Linemaster Switch
Corp. I have several that I have found at Flea markets and Ham Fests.
However, for the reasons described below, I do not like foot switches
so I use them as "knee" switches. I mount them vertically beneath
my operating desks.
Interesting. Using a fan to accelerate combustion was an intelligent idea.
An improved version would not be assembled with pop rivets. When pop rivets are
used in thin material they tend to loosen over time. Otherwise a very innovative
approach.
Amateur Radio Operator N5GE
ARRL Lifetime Membe
I bought a KX3, so my K1 is for sale. It contains a 4 band
> module (40m thru 17m), 80 kHz VFO range, internal ATU,
> Backlight and torroids wound and tested by "thetorroidguy". I built this
> as a backup rig to my K2 which I use most of the time.
> I am a graduate EE and built two K2's besid
I am trying to setup a serial connection between an Elecraft K3, CWSkimmer
and
N1MM using com0com/hub4com.
I don't get it working. Anyone on this forum who got this working properly?
Thanks Eric PE3V (ex PA3FKN)
PS I tried LP Bridge and that's working fine, but com0com looks a little bit
more li
webrehm wrote:
> The RF band-pass filters are used for both transmit and receive.
> Filters are
> selected with low-loss CMOS RF switches. The band pass filters
> significantly
> attenuate receive signals at harmonics of the RX frequency,
> particularly the
> odd harmonics.
This is true.
My club, the West Valley Amateur Radio Association (WVARA) is
where I learned about Elecraft. I had heard nothing but praise
for the K2 and K3 at mettings and when I was put in charge of
the GOTA tent a couple of field days ago they said, "We've got a
K2 for you.", so I downloaded the manual wi
Looking for a power source for those QRP hiking and backpacking weekend trips?
Bio-Lite CampStove ( and charger)
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Sorry, I couldn't resist.
Peter W0LLN
On Mon, Jul 16, 2012 at 9:24 AM, wrote:
> Perhaps you have an old hand key hanging around. Some of the WW II models
> make great PTT switches.
>
> Bill, VA3OL
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Hello Stan,
You can order a T1 now, so you can use it with other radios, but then, order
the internal tuner later. I just built mine and it is nice to be able to tune
immediately, without having to plug-in something else..
Gil.
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On Jul 16, 2012, at 2:54 AM, Stanton
Perhaps you have an old hand key hanging around. Some of the WW II models
make great PTT switches.
Bill, VA3OL
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My problem with the footswitch is that I never liked the height of it making
foot tired holding it up to try to keep it from scooting away. Solved by
mounting it on a thin piece of paneling and then another piece of 3/4 inch
board on top to raise my foot to a comfortable level compared to the s
Hi Hank,
No. It would be nice for those that have wide external monitors. Perhaps it
is on the firmware wish list.
73,
Mike K2MK
Hank Garretson wrote
>
> I'm sure I could dig out the answer from manual, but please a quick
> question:
>
> Can one have different parameters for P3 and SVGA. For
Stan,
You said the "magic words" in saying you have other QRP uses for a
tuner, so go for the T1.
73,
Don W3FPR
On 7/16/2012 2:54 AM, Stanton A. Bailey wrote:
> I've built a few things trying to convince myself I can build a K1.
> I just built a Ten-Tec 1225 Tuner and all went fantastic.
>
> I'
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