I have a recent factory assembled serial number #621 LP Pan for sale. The
box and Power SDR (point and click) software works great but I am not using
it as much as I thought I would. LP Pan is $180.00 shipped in the US. If
any one is interested I also have a Personus Firebox for sale that is a
I saw a note from Lyle that indicated that the TX audio passband was
250hz to 3150hz. Would this be any different with the 6khz roofing
filter( ESSB enabled) or is it a firmware issue at this time?
Jay - KT5E
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Well#274 ordered May 10th is built and on the air. A friend of mine
and I built it in just under 4 hours. It was quite the assembly line!
I have to say that I was impressed with the kit. Everything was
included and it went together perfectly. Form and fit was fantastic!
The
Lisa,
I received the K3 - Thanks.
I did not receive the 400hz filter. Is this backordered? When can I
expect it?
Jay - KT5E
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Bose has the Bose Aviation-X - $995.00
I always use my Bose noise cancelling cans for CW operating but I am
not sure I want to shell out $995.00 to get the microphone too!
Jay - KT5E
Toby Deinhardt wrote:
Hi,
25 db supression earphones that put your head in a vise are bad enough
for a 5
Jim,
I run alot of CW contests and with constant CQing/exchanges you could
fry an egg on the heatsink. The existing cooling cannot keep up with
the heat generated. It looks a bit Frankenstein but I mounted (with
double back tape) a 12 volt 2.5 muffin fan on top of the heat sink. It
runs
Is there any difference between the K2 proset and the regular Heil
proset (with either the HC4 or HC5)?
Jay - KT5E
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I have 2 Heil Prosets, the Elecraft version and the ICOM/Yaesu /5 version.
Later today I'll check them side by side for comparison on the K3. I can
Josh,
There has been basic shack reorganization and I am staying involved in
the contests with the K2. However, my big project was the construction
of a 3 element 30 meter beam on a 34 foot boom. I used parts
acquired from an estate and modeled it with Yagi W. I just finished
the
Any news regarding Writelog?
Jay - KT5E
I have full faith in John's abilities however.
I'm hoping to try N1MM Logger a bit later today in the Cal QSO Party
and then again next weekend in another 'activity' as well. Will report
if I find ANY show stoppers.
73,
Tom Hammond N0SS
Just a little rabbit trail from waiting for the K3...
If you ever worked CN2R then go to this link and listen to your
QSO...very cool:
http://cn2r.net/cn2r/cn2log_interface/QSOs/Logbook.asp
Jay - KT5E
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Keith,
Right now at sunspot minimum I would say 20or 17meters. 40m at night
but operating split. 80m and 160m follow if antennas allow. Once the
solar flux climbs up around 90 you will see some nice propagation on 15
meters.
Have a look at the SSB dx contests. October is one of the
I expect many non-CW guys (and gals) will get on CW with this in-display
decode feature. Cool and well done Elecraft!
Jay - KT5E
Don Rasmussen wrote:
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Okay - last night, I worked G4AMT with my
Alot of this text comes from the FT 2000 brochure. Maybe it is a FT
2000 with Version 2.0 software. I personally do not understand why Yaesu
is doing this prior the FT 2000 being stable unless it is replacing the
FT 2000..
The features of the K3 and the approach that Elecraft is
Here is an eham posting from a friend and RF engineer with Sprint - Mike
Higgins K6AER. Mike has helped me with my station and taught classes to
many. There is lots more to protecting your house, family and belongings
than just disconnecting coax...read on.
From Mike Higgins on Eham 3/2006:
Larry,
Seems strange that this came up after your rig was sitting but I will
tell you about my experiences with a toasty PA
I have not ever seen the message PA Hot but I certainly have noticed the
PA getting hot and in a couple of instances cause the rig to shut
down/reboot. I
Tom,
Now this will make a good thread - enough arguing about no-code vs. code.
I highly recommend a Begali paddle as seen as www.i2rtf.com. This is
assuming cost is not an option. I have used a Bencher, Vibroplex and
Schurr. IMHO, I do not believe there is a better paddle made. I also
Bill,
I have had this problem twice. Check and/or tighten all connections
around the 239 on the back of the amp. Once it was a broken solder
connection on the tab and another times the screws had come loose.
73's,
Jay - KT5E
Bill Carpenter wrote:
My K2/100 is indicating high current
Tom,
It is ok to send cards and expect a reply. The class contesters will
return a QSL. It may take a few weeks to a month or so but your
response rate should be high. Yes - there are a few that will not
respond but this is also true of the rest of ham population.
eqsl and LOTW are
Good evening all,
I have my K2 (no. 5037) for a number of months and it has been working
great. However, after a month of non-use I now have a warble on both CW
receive and transmit carrier. I have this on both 40m and 20m and have not
checked other bands.
A friend of mine and I have
Neat stuff Paul !
No concerns of thunder storms up there? I have lots of respect for
lightning so have chosen my field day sites a little farther away from
mountaintops.
I guess that is why it is called Adventure Radio Society.
Jay - KT5E
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