Hi Jim !
It's generally accepted convention today that virtually
all key plugs/jacks are three-circuit ... tip, ring and
sleeve ... in both 1/8 and 1/4 diameters.
IMHO, modifying software to satisfy the wants of a few
of us isn't warranted. In your case, doing it right is just
a simple plug
I have spools of various sizes of the PowerWerx wire. Very
nice stuff, and they stock all the rest of the stuff to use it.
73!
K0PP
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Powerwerx stocks flexible 8 and 10 gauge cable with high strand counts.
I have a large wall photo sold by the Confederate Air Force at
their exhibit in Mesa, AZ. It shows a BC-375 TU-25B tuning
unit on a table in it's storage box. It's draped with a white silk
pilot's scarf topped by WWII vintage AAF pilot's hat. There's
a set of (correct vintage) headphones on
I've recently purchased a Nifty KX3 desk stand, and I'm -really-
pleased with the product!
I've viewed the KX3's spindly, fragile legs and the resulting
viewing angle of the front panel as the one short-coming of
the radio. The stand makes the display and controls -much-
more pleasant to use.
Jim Jones of drink the Kool-Aide fame was a ham ... don't remember his
call, though.
73!
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VHF/UHF aircraft radio has always been AM, and is likely / certain
continue to be. Why? It's used world wide and discussions about
changing it to FM have continued for years. The conclusion seems
to be that there is simply too much usage worldwide and little reason
to make the change. The cost
I suppose the argument about no heterodyne with FM can be
made, BUT ...
AM aircraft radio has been around since the end of spark and
steadily growing world-wide since that time. It was solidly in
place -long- before FM was a gleam in Armstrong's eye. It
remains that the staggering cost of
It all might depend on the age of the observer ...
Much like the aircraft restoration mechanic at the Pima
Air Museum when I asked about a manual for an electric
prop-pitch motor. He was adamant that there was -never-
such a thing, and wasn't to be convinced until I walked
him over to a
My situation is perhaps a bit unique. As a contester I view
calls in the 7th call area as a bit more in demand than some
others. Being in Montana (MT) adds a bit more to the scarce
mix. The same seems to be true in DX'ing.
Since I have a zero call. I always sign /7 in contests, but
never in
I held W5TKI for many years ... then moved to Florida and dutifully
followed the rules at the time by notifying the FCC district office(s)
that I was operating portable away from my official FCC address.
When the time limit for doing so ran out ... two years? ... I received
a letter notifying me
Someone wrote; It is very simple to check the callsign on qrz.com and see
the qth.
This simply isn't true be careful!
Unless corrected by the licensee, the QRZ listing and everything about
it depends on the FCC-supplied data. If the address of record is a
P. O. Box, the location will
I hit the send key by accident, before I could spell-check and format
the message better.
But the reader will get the idea
73!
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Rose ships covers and cases all
Rose ships covers and cases all over the world ... or rather I should
say -I- pack and ship them for her. (:-) I'll wager we're one of the
larger shippers here on the reflector ... with the exception of Elecraft.
Powerwerks is most likely losing money at $6.49, and it has nothing to
do with the
Now you're gonna make me cry out of nostalga
Shades of my TBL with the MG way below decks near the bilge ... and
the PA tank coil was large 'nuff to hold several bottles on trips back from
SA.
BUT the companion receiver was a 51S! (:-))
There was a KWT-6 / URC-3 for HF
73 / SU de K0PP /
Make that a 51S1 and a URC-32
(;-)
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Now you're gonna make me cry out of nostalga
Shades of my TBL with the MG way below decks near the bilge ... and
the PA tank coil was large 'nuff to hold
Hear, Hear !
A K2-sized P3-like box ... Elecraft would have my instant order. (:-)
73!
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On Wed, May 22, 2013 at 4:28 AM, Matt VK2RQ matt.vk...@gmail.com wrote:
On 22/05/2013, at 11:31 AM, Alton Barkley alton.bark...@cogeco.ca wrote:
On 5/21/2013 18:25, Matt VK2RQ wrote:
On
I operate almost exclusively CW and my APF is never turned off.
I use a 400 Hz filter, BW set at @350 Hz, and a pitch setting of
440 Hz.
FWIW, I hear -no- ringing.
73!
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On Sun, May 12, 2013 at 8:25 AM, Pierfrancesco Caci p...@tippete.net wrote:
Someone mentioned that APF rings
Hi Dave,
It's a beacon in Russia. Been there for decades. There are actually a
number
of single letter beacons scattered around eastern EU. I think I have a URL
I can
send you about them.
73!
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On Wed, Apr 3, 2013 at 5:00 PM, Dave KK7SS
I've had one of these stuck to the floor with double-sided tape for years.
73!
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eBay is your friend (usually):
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Hello Bill,
I have no sign of spikes here ...
Sorry you're having issues ...
Please let us know what you find ...
73!
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On Thu, Feb 28, 2013 at 12:56 AM, Bill Clarke b...@w2blc.net wrote:
I have tried the previously suggested solutions for the ghost spikes on the
P3 - to no
I don't know if there is a reason that Elecraft doesn't
provide circuit board prints, but if it was me, I woudn't.
Given today's easy duplication methods, It would be a
simple matter to duplicate Elecraft boards ... especially
the Mini Modules ... and market chinese copies.
Rose
I believe someone in this thread asked about the DX Engineering Fibreglass
pole .
I have the pole ... the quality is excellent ... BUT it is HEAVY and too
flexible
to be self-supporting. It does require more than one set of guys. I have
a means
of base-mounting it (on an RV) but it's too
Rich, this month's QST has an article which might be of interest.
73!
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On Sat, Feb 16, 2013 at 3:49 PM, Richard Fjeld rpfj...@embarqmail.com wrote:
I'm posting this to the reflector for all to see who responded both on and
off.
First of all, thanks.
Dave W8FGU, who's known by many Elecrafters for his
Plexiglas housings for the Elecraft Mini-Modules is looking
at making a Plexiglas protective front cover for the KX3.
It's a natural for Dave's fabrication skills.
Stay tuned for more information...
73!
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Another -very- significant factor in the continuing use of AM for aircraft
communications is it's universal use world wide. It's considered too
expensive and impractical to abandon on a worldwide basis. Actually,
I feel this is of more importance than the blending asset.
73!
Ken - K0PP
On
Google Seasonde for more information.
Rose and I have been lighthouse hosts for the Oregon State Parks
Dept in the past. Several of the parks on the beach have Seasonde
equipment housed in the plumbing areas between the men's and
women's bathrooms, and I have photos of these installations,
If anyone has an interest in seeing some random
photos of the Seasonde installations in several of
the Oregon State Parks I'll be glad to forward them.
73!
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Curtis,
You've made us Okies cringe ! (:-))
It the Wichita Mountains ... as in Wichita Falls, etc.
See any map of the area.
Guess you as a Texan you can be forgiven. (:-))
73!
K0PP
On Sun, Jan 13, 2013 at 5:38 PM, Curtis Hays h...@spiderhosting.com wrote:
**
I ended up assuming that a
Hi Cliff !
I have a Bencher/Elecraft HexKey. It's -very- good. I also have two
Bencher BY-series paddles, and they're good. Paddles are like women
perhaps ... but a lot less expensive to audition.
I've been a CW for 61 years ... even made a living with it ... but never
managed to be good at
The golf course that's adjoins my property lies between me and Japan.
Several years ago, in preparation for a 160M contest, I took one end of
a 5,000 foot spool of #22 telephone frame wire and tied it to a post in the
yard. I then walked across the snow in the direction of Japan until I came
to
Small transmitting loops by their very nature involve high levels of
current flow and this can/will cause ordinary variable caps to heat,
which results in tuning drift. Most home builders use vacuum caps
and relatively large copper pipe in their designs. Mechanical joints
(clamps, wiping
I've never found Nabble to be usable... won't use it.
Reading this list hasn't been a problem for me, either.
73!
K0PP
On Fri, Dec 28, 2012 at 2:09 PM, Barry w...@comcast.net wrote:
Nabble appears somewhat broken. It rarely sorts messages these days, even
with a title which includes
Eric beat me to posting on this subject.
FWIW, with five years as a R/O / ET on NOAA ocean-going vessels,
I agree with Eric.
73!
On Thu, Dec 27, 2012 at 11:08 PM, Eric Swartz - WA6HHQ, Elecraft
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We do not recommend spraying corrosion-x inside the K3. That will void
The poster, RWM, may be Robert W. Muller, KC2MLZ in Bayonne, NJ.
Lotsa stress in that area these days ... (:-(
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It's a good idea ...
Makes more aware of the sale ...
I've lready looked at it, even though I'm not an E-Bay regular
and wouldn't have known about it except for the posting.
73!
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On Wed, Dec 12, 2012 at 5:08 PM, Fred Smith m...@mo-net.com wrote:
If your selling it on FleaBAY why post it
The whiskers issue has been well-known in the two-way
radio industry for decades. General Electric, in particular,
had a running battle with the problem, especially in their
MASTR (Sic) product line's front-end cavities. The product
line was almost through it's life span before they figured out
I use ICE (now QRT) Model 196 RF Limiter/Arrestors
to protect the front ends of my K2 and K3.
Band pass filters are available from Array Solutions,
but I don't know if they're also marketing a front-end
protection device.
73!
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Array Solutions -does- market a front end protection
device. It's their Model AS-RXFEP and is on their
website.
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Another two cents worth ...
A few years ago there was a dipole advertised in QST and other
places that claimed to be broadband with a very low SWR on all
bands. Turns out an XRAY of the junction box / center insulator
revealed a resistor (50 ohms?) in parallel with the coax connector
and the
I have a house / shack full of CFL lamps, with
absolutely no noise from them.
Our homes can be infested with noise generators,
from touch-lamps to washer / drier units, but CFL's
are most likely -not- sources.
In some circles CFL's and their supposed problems
have risen to urban legend level.
I pass my ladder line through the shack wall with two large cone
insulators that use 1/4 brass rods about 12 total length passing
through the wall.
At one point I saw erratic SWR readings on the tuner's SWR
meter. Several days of chasing the problem determined that
one or both of the rods was
Is this issue perhaps only related to headphones
plugged into the front panel PHONES jack?
I use a Heil headset ... plugged into the rear
jack/s ... and never have to adjust the volume
control. The headset is live all the time and
all I do is place it on my head when I want to
use headphones.
I've been waiting to see if someone else mentions this ...
A lightning ground should -never- be passed through concrete!
I once saw a commercial tower in Tampa fail after lightning
exploded the base on the way to ground.
Modern tower installations done by competent contractors
have their
Hello all,
Rose has asked me to assure all who are waiting on
Elecraft case and cover orders that all is well and that
she will turn out your orders as soon as possible.
She's simply inundated with orders and is sewing seven
days a week. She -is- making progress on the backlog
and slowly
Yes Paul, the connectors on the sending units are easily changed.
All mine have been changed using kits from Morse Express that
come with nicely-done interfacing plates to compensate for the
pattern change. I've also changed the three antenna connectors
on my K3 using these neat little kits.
A
About my posting related to changing the SO-239's on W2
sensors .
As has already been pointed out ... changing the connectors
may interfere with design parameters of the metering circuit.
I was aware of that possibility, and -did- make before and after
measurements. I saw no discernible
As usual, a well said piece ... (:-))
73!
Ken Kopp - K0PP
On Sat, Aug 4, 2012 at 3:49 PM, FredJensen k6...@foothill.net wrote:
On 8/4/2012 2:36 PM, Rich wrote:
I'm curious, where has Elecraft advertised or marketed the KX3 as a
base station radio? My quick review only finds portable
Think they will recognize themselves? Even the K3's initial long delivery
times didn't generate this much hand-wringing! Mine took seven months!
73!
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On Fri, Aug 3, 2012 at 8:11 PM, Vic K2VCO k2vco@gmail.com wrote:
Many years ago, my daughter was 4 (she is
Actually, I've found more than a few who confuse Elecraft and
Hallicrafters ... especially old timers. (:-))
73!
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I worked a station on 6m this morning who gave me a very nice and
If your floor is suitable, some double-sided tape
on the underside of a foot switch insures it'll be
there when you stomp it in the heat of a pile-up
battle.
Actually, mine is stuck down with a folded-around
my-hand loop of duct tape that's been flattened
under the switch.
As others have
Fred
Are you asking about the Elecraft P3, or is there another piece
of equipment with the model number P5?
73!
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On Tue, Jul 10, 2012 at 9:50 AM, Fred Smith m...@mo-net.com wrote:
Let me start by saying that I belong to several radio reflectors and know
they all have their
Excellent performnce ... worth the investment!
73!
Ken Kopp - K0PP
On Mon, Jul 2, 2012 at 8:23 PM, Peter Chamalian w...@arrl.net wrote:
Being new to 6 meters, I'm wondering if the investment in the K3PR6 is worth
it.
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I've recently replaced a W1 watt meter used with my K2
with a W2. I'd like to sell the now-excess W1 that's in a
W8FGU custom smoked case with tilt stand and rear-
facing BNC connectors.
The all-red SWR bar graph has been changed to 3 green,
4 yellow and 3 red LED's. It's been carefully
The replies directly answer the initial poster's question about
the cause of what his P3's display was likely showing.
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TS-990S - To be unveiled at Dayton?
http://www.cqdx.ru/ham/new-equipment/ts-990_picture/
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Haven't seen anything from reflector in hours.
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FWIW, I have a PR6 and use a THP amp on 6M with no problem.
73!
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Hi Dennis,
Having done the radiator work on the first ETO (pre-Alpha) water-cooled
amplifier, I can tell you there are signifigant problems involved.
'Tain't worth it. (:-)
73!
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On Fri, Apr 27, 2012 at 2:11 AM, Dennis Watkins
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I wonder why
I've used BNC for everything for years. Even have them
on Bird watt meters, my K3 and the sensors for my W2.
As has already been pointed out, they're really N's, and
adequate for legal amateur power levels.
I also have a good selection of Pomona patch cords.
Very convenient.
73!
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I have a -very- large antenna insulator from Marconi's original station
at Glace Bay, NS. It was given to me during a visit there a few years
ago by the site's caretaker, who's a descendant of Marconi's foreman
and lives in Marconi's house. The attic has a big pile of Marconi's
apparatus, but
Seems like someone posted a KDSP2 kit for sale
a few days ago
At any rate, I'm looking for a KDSP2, preferably
in kit form.
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I have Varney's (G5RV) original article. The antenna was designed
for -only- 20M . Since then it's taken on the proverbial life of it's
own and become somewhat of a cult antenna, as is the case with
the Carolina Windom.
Why would one start with a perfectly good balanced-line fed Zepp,
cobble a
), and then there is the classic Zepp that is the antenna
designed for trailing the aircraft. So we must be careful to explain
which kind of Zepp antenna we are referring to when we write Zepp
There is a lot of difference.
73,
Don W3FPR
On 3/9/2012 9:53 PM, Ken G Kopp wrote:
I have Varney's (G5RV
Rose ... the bag lady (:-) ... lost an unknown number
of customers several years ago when our locally-owned
ISP dropped their SPAM filtering in a cost-cutting measure
and her replies to customers beagn to have ads (Viagra)
attached. It was only when an irate cutomer complained
that she /we became
I've just received my 2nd smoked plastic case from
Dave, W8FGU. This one is for my AF1 audio filter
that's used with my K2. The other one houses a W1
watt meter that is also used with the K2.
Dave made them with all sides smoked except the
fronts/tops, and they're really nice. I'll have them
Fred KE7X, one of the big guns in this ... and other ... contests is operating
from here as an SO2R operation with two K3 / P3 pairs. Rose and I are his
pit crew.
Some will recognize Fred as the author of the popular after-market K3 manual.
Don't call him though ... US QSO's don't count in this
I suspect one of the principal reasons the K3 ... and the K2 ... are
where they are in the performance pecking order is because of the
DX'er and contester market.
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Hi Bill,
What makes you think it's a scam? Reads OK, and there's nine days left to bid.
Ad reads OK. If I was listing mine, I'd start the price very low also
... helps generate
interest, and keeps the listing fee low. I once sold a Bird,
offering it for $10 initially.
73! Ken - K0PP
On Fri,
Hi Jacob,
I have several W8FGU enclosures. He -think- he can make them from
different colors of plastic.
I have a W1 enclosure with smoked sides and a clear front, for example.
73!
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On Wed, Feb 8, 2012 at 3:01 PM, jacob chambers
I use mine almost exclusively to monitor 6M for
band openings with a dedicated 6M antenna while
I'm operating on other bands.
The input to the 2nd RX can be configured in
several ways as outlined in the manual. KE7X's
after-market book has an excellent section on
this subject.
73!
Ken Kopp -
Hi Terry,
I suspect you'll get a number of reasons for using the feature ...
It -very- common on VHF ... 6M in this case ... when both parties in
a QSO want to log both a CW and SSB contact.
It's convenient when one wants to key the rig to set drive level, check
SWR, adjust an antenna tuner,
It works OK here w/4.39
73!
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There are -many- bogus spots showing up on the
DX Summit site, and most seem to originate from
skimmers running amuck. W3LPL's seems to
be among the largest error generators.
73!
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FWIW, nothing heard in SW Montana with a Yagi @ 100' pointed East.
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I have one of his wattmeter cases and a
case on order for an AF1.
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I have a large number of 1/8- plugged patch cords.
None seem to fit the K3's jacks correctly. I've always
attributed this to the quality of the jacks, not a possible
size mismatch.
The plugs on my several Heil headsets fit so sloppy
that I've sometimes used tape to hold them askew
to maintain
(:-)) I actually have a few Twinax connectors, both male and female.
Same as PL-259 / SO-239's, except two pins.
HAPPY NEW YEAR, and ...
73!
Ken
On Sun, Jan 1, 2012 at 12:41 AM, Phil Kane k2...@kanafi.org wrote:
On 12/31/2011 11:34 AM, Don Wilhelm wrote:
It is just as easy to use two
My K3 (S/N 0056) was ordered immediately upon the announcement
from Visalia on Friday night and delivery took seven months. My card
was not billed until the shipment was made.
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I've never had anything other than first class grade A number one responses
from the folks at Elecraft. Like many, I had a couple of split knobs early on
(S/N 0056) and they were replaced virtually overnight.
FWIW, there has been concern voiced that the weight of the after-market brass
Trivia related to this thread ... The lowest power HF element
available from Bird is 50W FS.
Don's precautions are spot-on.
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I'll vouch for the BT1500A, also! Beautifully built box. Not inexpensive.
Feeds 135' CF Zepp, fed with 2- spaced #14 feeders.
Trivia: Found cover screws loose, called to complain. She said they
always leave them loose because buyers almost always look inside. (:-))
Local friend found his cover
Hark! I hear the silly police coming!
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Hi Alan,
I have a blind friend who might find band edge beeps useful,
but he uses a voice announcement feature built into his radio
when he needs to know where he's tuned to.
Otherwise, I can't see an application for band edge beeps
or visual markers. It's hard to visualize one tuning around
a
Don't forget the hundreds of ionospheric sounders
running 24/7 throughout the world. I see them often.
73!
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I'm a retired electric utility communications technician. My
utility has used smart meter technology to read meters for a
number of years. My gas and electric meters are on the outside
wall of my shack and I've not been aware of any problem, either
to or from the meters.
There are a number of
Hi Bob,
I hear several DX stations on 40 (CW) now that are creating a good
bit of activity, but nothing relayed to SS. KE7X will be operating from
here tomorrow, and he's not even here yet. (:-)
73!
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Forgive me for asking, but I'm not a contester and am
Most sheet metal shops can sheer copper sheets into almost any width one
would want, and the cost is reasonable. I had about half of a 4 x 8 sheet
sut into 1 and 2 inch x 4 foot strips several years ago and that's used
throughout my station's grounding system.
73! Ken - K0PP
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