Mike, here's the low down on A vs B modes. 73 Fraser G4BJM
http://jacksonharbor.home.att.net/modeab.pdf
From: Mike Markowski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: Elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Subject: [Elecraft] Iambic mode A vs B?
Date: Tue, 26 Apr 2005 09:20:26 -0400
Can someone point me to a
Mike: This is not a quirk; it is a manifestation of a feature of the
K2. In order to allow one to use both iambic and straight keys at the
same time, Wayne has programmed the keyer chip to give a continuous
dash if both sides are closed at exactly the same time. There is a
small circuit, usi
David A. Belsley wrote on 04/26/05 09:28 ET:
> Mike:
>This issue comes up with some regularity on this reflector. Allow me
> to repeat a message I sent on this matter some time back: [...]
Thanks very much, Dave!
I forgot to ask one more question, this one more about the keyer than
the modes
Mike:
This issue comes up with some regularity on this reflector. Allow
me to repeat a message I sent on this matter some time back:
Iambic modes A vs. B:
The difference has to do with what happens after you release an iambic
condition. An iambic condition is where the dot and dash padd
Can someone point me to a web page or enlighten me as to what are iambic
modes A and B, as shown on the K2 menus? A google search brings up
keyers, but I haven't found a page with definitions yet. Contrary to
what the K2 manual says, I find the timing on mode A to be much tighter
than mode B. In
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