Many thanks, all. I've had fun with in on 20 and 40; it's nice to
finally be adding the second two bands!
With best regards,
Pete
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Peter N. Spotts -- W1PNS
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QCWA #34679 | SKCC #4853T | QRP-ARCI #4174
NEQRP #714 | NAQCC #2446 |
Many thanks, all. I've had fun with it on 20 and 40; it's nice to
finally be adding the second two bands!
With best regards,
Pete
--
Peter N. Spotts -- W1PNS
http://www.w1pns.net
Email: w1...@arrl.net | Skype: pspotts
QCWA #34679 | SKCC #4853T | QRP-ARCI #4174
NEQRP #714 | NAQCC #2446 |
Hi Folks,
I've just installed the 80-30 board (filter left to go), and in making
the final current and voltage checks, I was unsure if one reading was
too high. If the current draw after the LED times out is between 34 and
37 ma, good. If it's much higher than that, it could indicate a short.
Pour yourself a glass of wine and finish the KX1 tomorrow Peter. :-)
You're totally within the tolerance on the components, supply voltage
... and your meter. All of the Elecraft resistance/voltage/current
checks are designed to be essentially obvious unless they tell you in
the manual, and
Pete,
That does not sound excessive - it is within a 10% range. The current
draw on 80 meters will be a bit higher than other bands because the
relay on the LPF board is not a latching type, so it must draw current
when 80 meters is selected.
73,
Don W3FPR
On 6/26/2013 9:39 PM, Peter N.
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