Hi Wayne,
many thanks for that comments.
It is good to know that USSF troopers are equipped with your KX2, lol...
I am using KX3 in backpack in similar conditions (except copter crash) and I
have to confirm that
it survived everything and works like champ. The only size and weight is
higher
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Most any wire you put up can be made to radiate. The problem is
matching the feedpoint to the feedline. If you want to use coax for the
feedline, you must provide a proper matching network at the antenna
(balun or otherwise). Open wire line can be used with a matching
network in the shack.
Thanks for sharing this Wayne. That was our experience in SE Asia in
the 60's too, sans KX2 of course. If we could get the dipole 6-10'
high, we were good for both the day and night in-country nets and could
also work our HQ & Maintenance Depot at Clark AB in the Philippines 24
hrs. The
One such letter cancels a year of gripes. Be proud, Elecraft.
...robert KE2WY
On 3/2/2020 14:52, Wayne Burdick wrote:
Hi all,
I forwarded a few questions from HF Pack list members to a Special Forces
commander whose unit has been using KX2s in the field for three years. He
passed along the
As we Vets say, F**K'n-A!
73 de Bruce, N7TY
Yuma, AZ
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-Original Message-
From: elecraft-boun...@mailman.qth.net On
Behalf Of Wayne Burdick
Sent: 2 March, 2020 07:53
To: Elecraft Reflector
Subject: [Elecraft] Comments from Special Forces personnel on KX2 use
Hi all,
I
Hi all,
I forwarded a few questions from HF Pack list members to a Special Forces
commander whose unit has been using KX2s in the field for three years. He
passed along the following additional comments:
"We prefer to use Off Center Fed Dipoles (OCFD). They work for us because
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