Boy Les did you hit the nail on the head. Having been in this area
for the last 30 years -- their business model really did change.
Hopefully it does not kill them. In my youth (or yoot since I'm an
ex-NYer) I designed board testers. Despite the fact that Technology
has improved the K3 group had
Johnny --
I know the transverter output is on the ICOM 756 PRO II is -20dBm//22mv
(0.01 mw) when the power level is minimum and
about -1.5 dBm (0.707 mw) or so when it is maximum. You must enable the
transverter mode by apply a positive volage (2 to 13.8 vdc) to the ACC (ACC2
pin 6) jack. I
Sounds familar Mike -- I just finsihed my K2 last week. When I tried
installing the nut -- it did not fit.
If you read the instructions somewhere it says -- remove the nuts supplied
with the antenna and key/speaker jacks -- well in my case they were removed
and supplied separately. I decided
Hi All --
I am well underway, RF board part 2 has been tested and works fine. Lots of
signals on 40 meter. I am mid way through part 3 and have a question on the
build order of the other options. I will assemble and test the K2 completly
before continuing by adding options. I have the KSB2,
All -- I have completed part 1 and now testing the control panel and control
board. Thought I did a bang up job soldering (have not lost the touch), but
the high/low S-meter tests would not work.. Dissaembled the front panel and
low and behold, pin 1 of RP2 not soldered... Duh... guess these
Looks like Christmas has arrived early as my K2 S/N 5627arrived last week...
As soon as I get over jet lag, will be time to play some hooky from work and
start building it.
Paul W4MAY
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I just ordered a K2/100 for use when I travel to Europe. I debated between a
K2 and the IC-7000. After having to repair my 756PROII and a $800 repair bill,
sort of soured me on non customer repairable rigs. I have a dozen "boat
anchors" of various manufacturers that are easlily (or sort of) r
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