Today or tomorrow then? :-P
73, Mike NF4L
On 12/29/2011 6:50 PM, Wayne Burdick wrote:
All further details on the KXPA100 (and the companion 100-W ATU, the
KXAT100) will
be announced later this year.
73, Wayne N6KR
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Wayne wrote:
It's KXPA100, though, not KPA100. The KPA100 was the 100-W amp
for the K2.
With the growing catalog of Elecraft products, it would be a great enhancement
to clarity were the model designation of various accessories that are particular
to one rig revised to contain the full base
Mike,
This is easy to do in hindsight, but difficult in practice because of
the reams of internal, vendor, and customer documents that would have
to be changed.
Also, we had specific reasons for using certain model numbers, and
they have semantic and historical significance. For example,
Or from future historians who want to know how Elecraft became the ham
equivalent of Apple. ;-) iHam what iHam.
Rick nhc
-Original Message-
From: Wayne Burdick
If we're lucky, our model number choices will inspire curiosity and
discussion among linguistic paleontologists in the
What does the standard DC power cable for the KX-3 look like? What type of
connectors are on each end of the cable? How long is the cable?
I imagine that when you purchase the KPA100 amp and auto antenna tuner, it
will come with a different DC power cable as a standard feature (similar to
the
Linda and Bob wrote:
What does the standard DC power cable for the KX-3 look like?
2.1 mm barrel connector at the rig, same as the K2, K1, and KX1. No
connector on the other end -- you can install your connector of choice.
I imagine that when you purchase the KPA100 amp and auto antenna
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