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Sorry for the thread drift, but, has there ever been an investigation into
response time of hitting the PTT and beginning to speak? Occasionally I
hear the first syllable being lost and I've wondered if this is due to time
delays in the equipment or the user, or both. Brings back memories of
Peter,
I am assuming that you are using a K3. On my K2 I use a headset. I have a
hand key and a set of paddles hooked to the K2. On SSB I merely depress the
hand key or the dot paddle to key the transmitter. Don't know if this works
on the K3.
73, George NC5G
Which handheld PTT switch do you
Which handheld PTT switch do you like and where did you get it? Did it
already have a RCA connector on it or did you have to rig one yourself?
I'm in the middle of the CQ WW contest and finding I could really use this.
Thanks
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Don't use myself but another plus for the heil footset is the two position
micro switch which allows keying two equipments. First would key the amp and
then with slight delay, keys the transceiver. Lot of people like that feature.
I like vox.
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On Sat, Oct 24, 2015 at 9:30 AM, Peter Pauly wrote:
> Which handheld PTT switch do you like and where did you get it? Did it
> already have a RCA connector on it or did you have to rig one yourself?
>
> I'm in the middle of the CQ WW contest and finding I could really use this.
Although I made my own applications, Bob Heil has a nice foot switch
that works as a "stomp to talk" switch. Also Granger has an assortment
of foot switches although the may a bit over kill for the application.
For my station, I made a pigtail using some small coax like RG-177 or
174, {can't
I always use VOX, directional microphones, and headphones. I can't imagine
depressing a footswitch every time I transmit. I wouldn't want to tie up
one hand for a PTT switch in a contest either.
73, Jim N7US
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Not a direct answer to your question, but I use a foot
Not a direct answer to your question, but I use a foot pedal with a
headset/boom mic combination. That way, my hands are completely free for
logging and making station adjustments.
73 de,
Ian, KM4IK
On Oct 24, 2015 11:32 AM, "Peter Pauly" wrote:
> Which handheld PTT switch do
http://www.pttpro.com/switches.htm
Picked one up for Field Day. Some folks didn't like using a foot
switch, and too much noise QRM for VOX.
Looks like the price went up a bit since I ordered mine.
Ron, WD4AHZ
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I have the Heil Proset K2 and when contesting I use VOX
I did spend the cash and got the Heil trigger switch that plugs in the
PTT port of the adapter set.
On 10/24/2015 10:30 AM, Peter Pauly wrote:
Which handheld PTT switch do you like and where did you get it? Did it
already have a RCA
I have seen that with both PTT and VOX in Ham and commercial operations. The
VOX issue is well known. In PTT some operators develop the habit of starting
to speak before fully depressing the PTT switch. I've watched operators do
that repeatedly without realizing it even after they were aware that
The original meaning of the acronym PTT was "Push, Then Talk."
Somewhere in history, the comma was dropped and "Then" became "To.":-)
I had a colleague [retired Col] who essentially never mastered "Point
and Click" regardless of how many times I explained, "First point to the
'thing', then
:-D
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> I had a colleague [retired Col] who essentially never mastered "Point and
> Click" regardless of how many times I explained, "First point to the 'thing',
> then click." He consistently would click, then move the mouse. Same kind of
> problem.
>
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On Thu,10/22/2015 5:20 PM, Bob wrote:
That may not be necessary. I'm working from memory which is a
horrible thing to try and use but if I recall correctly each of the 9
pin connectors have jumpers on each pin.
It is important to understand that the DB9 connectors on the KRC2 ARE
NOT for
This is a reminder that there will be NO Elecraft SSB net tomorrow, 10/25,
due to the CQ WW SSB Contest. We'll resume the net next week, 11/1. Good
luck in the contest, if you're playing, and have a great week.
73 de,
--Ian
Ian Kahn, KM4IK
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use the Lo <--CUT --> Hi to expand the bandwidth to 0 or 100 on the low end
and 4000 or 4100 on the top end. I set this up in the II setting so I can
return to it easily. Once you have set it up it should stay in memory the
next time you are in DATA on that band. Although sometimes I find I have
I'm having an issue with unstable power output using digital modes on 40m
above about 20 watts. All other bands seem to be ok.
My antenna setup is as follows: a loop consisting of about 245 feet of wire,
feed line consists of about 21 feet of 450 ohm ladderline to an Elecraft BL2
balun, then
On 10/24/2015 10:36 AM, David Cutter wrote:
> Sorry for the thread drift, but, has there ever been an investigation
> into response time of hitting the PTT and beginning to speak?
> Occasionally I hear the first syllable being lost and I've wondered if
> this is due to time delays in the
It's a good habit for FM repeater use as well. Give the repeater
some unmodulated RF to switch itself on.
73 Bill AE6JV
On 10/24/15 at 6:51 PM, k2...@kanafi.org (Phil Kane) wrote:
I teach beginners to push the switch, take a breath, and then start
talking. Works for VOX with some
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