At 3:24 AM + 5/16/07, Ken Kopp wrote:
Can someone aim me at a small keyboard? I realize that small
is relative, so let's say something that's appropiate for my K3.
Something on the order of a small laptop keyboard in a housing.
I like the Happy Hacker keyboards but it may be a bit pricey
This caught my eye. Don't know if it is shipping yet or not
http://www.timewave.com/TZ-900.html
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in short, I had the RF IN and ANT1 connections reversed!
Ah yes, I seem to remember whining on this very reflector when my
brand-new K2 didn't hear very well during initial alignment. Turns
out it helps if you flip the coax switch over to the main antenna
from the dummy load.
-- Ward
Now all I need is some advice on a computer program that will allow
me to send CW and log contacts.
As it happens, a couple of weeks ago, I put up a web page with my
solution to this problem:
http://www.kg6haf.com/cwintf.html
-- Ward / KG6HAF
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http://www.santacruzsentinel.com/archive/2005/May/15/biz/stories/01biz.htm
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I am building the KPA 100. I have just tried the resistance measurements on
page 41 of the Alignment and Installation.
Sounds like you are maybe running into the photoelectric effect on
the PA transistors too. Do you have a strong light on the workbench?
Now: I removed Z1 and found the voltage measured at the collectors
of Qs 1 and 2 to be -0.4V (J3+ is ok now). I don't know where it
could come from.
Hi Gerhard:
Dunno if this is related, but I got a small voltage J3 by shining a
bright light on the final transistors. There is some sort of
My K2 AF gain knob is getting really wobbly, and seems to be getting
worse.
Yeah, same here. And the power pot is a little wobbly too -- I guess
because these two are the most used (for me). My radio is about 13
months old.
Think I am too lazy to actually fix it until it breaks, but maybe
Many of you offered help with the low signals I was getting when I
switched in OPT1 on my newly built SSB adapter.
Thanks to Gary explaining how I could just whack on the signal path
through the ladder filter with one of my multimeter probes (not even
connected to the multimeter) and use the
Today I decided to rewind T2 on my SSB adapter in an effort to
correct my low signal level -- even though it looked fine and
beeped-out well and yadda yadda.
Anyway, I have LOTS of #26 wire left over from the K2 and KPA100. Any
reason I can't use that instead of #28 to do this? (Is the
At 10:59 AM -0600 9/25/04, Augie Hansen wrote:
Any suggestions?
I am enjoying the practice CD from Buckmaster on the drive to work.
Helps with head-copy. The quality of the recorded tone is not
everything they say, but the actual material is fun. Someone had a
good time picking out
Just wanted to thank the list for the MANY nice words of
encouragement and advice I have received via private e-mail and on
the reflector. I am sorting out my options now.
You all are really a great bunch of folks. My humble thanks.
-- Ward / KG6HAF
Well, I finished the SSB adapter for my K2/100 tonight and slapped
in. All worked until I switched in the SSB filter then signals
dropped to almost nothing.
OK, problem in the filter, so I got out some wire and a cap and was
jumping the end of the SSB filter chain with the middle (and it did
Just finished the KNB2 for my K2 (a birthday present from the in-laws
-- yea!) and while I was inside the K2 to install it I tightened up
the screws on the KPA100 finals per Elecraft's recommendation, since
I've been using the radio for about 6 months now and this was
probably overdue. They
Is this acceptable? Everything else seems ok. If not, any ideas on
where to look?
Not sure if this has anything to do with what you are seeing, but...
How close is your work light to the finals? Does the measurement
change when you move the light away?
Dave:
keep your head wrapped on the code sound from on top
keep your head on top of the code,
Don't get under it to analyze it; you'll then be dead for what's coming up.
Being from Santa Cruz, I really appreciate this: it is CODE SURFING!
I'm at the same point Martin is, so am
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