No problem, this is familiar to me - not the first time my name is
mistaken to be for a YL - and most likely not the last time either
(sigh!)... :-)
73 (Mr. Kristinn Andersen, TF3KX)
Julian G4ILO wrote:
>On Nov 17, 2007 12:06 PM, Ian White GM3SEK wrote:
>>
>> Kristinn has it exa
I have been reading some of the concerns that European amateurs seem
to have about the need for CE marking, band limits., etc.
Regarding the CE issue I believe that radio amateurs, who need to pass
tests for their license to operate, construct and modify their own
equipment, should not be required
I own neither yet, but I have an IC746 that serves me fine for now as a 100W
base rig.
In this situation I am leaning towards the K2/QRP as a next rig, for the
reason of portability. An excellent transceiver with a battery pack, an
antenna tuner and all, ready to take along on travels or put up w
Thanks, Lyle.
So, to make sure I understand this, all of the measurments (dBV and AFV) are
done at the same point, at an AF level that is independent of the AF gain
control. Furthermore, by turning the AGC off I will have a relatively
linear relationship between the RF input level at the antenna
I would like to use the K2 or the K3 occasionally as a "field strength
meter", for example take the rig a couple of km/miles away from my QTH and
record the signal strength from my home station. This would be useful in
antenna experiments.
So, the question is: How much internal resolution of the
Hi:
I am considering obtaining a K2 and just posted a question regarding the
most useful options for QRP.
Now, when using the K2 at home, particularly for contesting, I may want to
run the full 100W. Instead of integrating the 100W PA "permanently" into
the rig, and not having it instantly
Hi:
I am considering obtaining a K2. My primary operating modes are CW and
RTTY. Furthermore, I envision I will be using the K2 a lot for portable
operation (family/business travels), but also some for contesting (again, CW
and RTTY).
What options do you current owners feel most valuable
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