I assume you are inserting the transformer between the jack and the amp in the
mcally amp. Does the lo-impedence end go to the plug and the hi-impedence end
go the the amp, or is it vice-versa?
David, K3TUE
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--- Leigh L Klotz, Jr. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This is a good find...I have never
After recently completing a KX1 kit, I wanted to monitor with a speaker and
what I had been using gave me very poor output levels. I bought the recommended
Sony earbuds, which have wonderful volume and reproduction, but still wanted a
speaker because that's the way I operate most of the
Hi, Dale.
I bought a set of Nexxtech speakers for my KX1:
http://tinyurl.com/l7ql3
They develop a huge amount of audio and they fold together to a package
about the same size as the KX1. Very light and Li-ion batteries last a LONG
time (I'm still on my first set after 6 months...).
I'm very
This is a good find...I have never seen it in the stores...I will look
for one.
Here are a couple more options: depending on your sense of style, you
may also like the Radio Shack 277-1008, which is a $13 mono speaker,
though decidedly Radio Shack looking. A step up (and smallest of the 3)
I found a set of battery-powered, amplified computer speakers at
Dayton for $3/pair. They were designed to use six C cells, three in
one speaker and three in the other. I modified the main speaker to
accept a 9V battery. So, for three bucks, I got a nice speaker to use
with the KX-1 and a
I used a Radio Shack 273-1380, whichi is 1K ohms to 8 ohms. I hooked
the 8 ohm side to the plug on the PodWave and the 1K ohm side to the
audio amplifier PC board. I outboarded it with leads through holes in
the plastic case. I clipped the center tap on the 1K ohm side. I spent
some time
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