: [Elecraft] What made you decide on purchasing an
Elecrafttransceiver?
I'm on a little 2-day vacation up in Bear Valley, CA, with Lillian and the
kids. I'm not allowed to work, but I've really enjoyed reading this
thread. (Who wouldn't?)
Thanks, everyone With your help, we hope our
On 2/27/2011 7:35 AM, Lou Kolb wrote:
Perhaps there were reasons I'm not aware of for
doing this but it unnecessarily complicates things as those of us who are
blind use screen reading software.
It would be good to hear from other blind hams on this. Elecraft has
been VERY good at
My first rig was a Kenwood TS-530SP which I still have. I became a ham around
1984. I also have a Ten Tec Centruy 22. A little later I purchased a
TS-440S. My wife passed away in 2000 and I didn't do much if any ham radio
for about five years. When I did start to get back to it, my TS-440S
Let's see. I'd had the FT-1000 for about eight years and had a bit of
new rig fever, plus a bonus check was looming and I didn't want to
fritter it away on food and shelter! When I bought the FT-1000, I liked
the fact that it was a real boatanchor in size and weight. But after
I gimped up
I would not describe myself as fad driven. My first station was a Viking
Adventurer and HQ-110, and I used it for 12 years (1958-1970). My second
was an HW-100 and I used it for 12 years (1970-1982). After that, though,
I had a Ten-Tec OMNI D, IC-761, and FT-1000s over the ensuing 28 years.
But,
The reasons I initially selected the K3 to adorn my shack were:
(1) A rig designed with no compromises for transverter use -- coded output
for transverter selection and control
(2) Performance and at affordable price!
(3) IF output to drive my Softrock Panadapter when
You are welcome Carl!
My first introduction to the K3 was at Ozarkcon the same day as Visalia.
I was stalking N0SS and slipped into his room. He got a call from Wayne
who gave the go ahead to announce the new rig. That was when Tom let me
look on his laptop at the files about the K3. I
you decide on purchasing an
Elecrafttransceiver?
I'm on a little 2-day vacation up in Bear Valley, CA, with Lillian and the
kids. I'm not allowed to work, but I've really enjoyed reading this thread.
(Who wouldn't?)
Thanks, everyone With your help, we hope our future products will also
Hey Jeff,
Did the ZL earthquake affect any of you?
73,
Fred K6DGW
- Northern California Contest Club
- CU in the 2011 Cal QSO Party 1-2 Oct 2011
- www.cqp.org
On 2/22/2011 3:22 PM, Jeff Cochrane - VK4BOF wrote:
Hi Wayne,
I am glad I started it as it has been an interesting read.
/ 8P9BM
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Subject: Re: [Elecraft] What made you decide on purchasing an
Elecrafttransceiver?
I'm on a little 2-day vacation up in Bear Valley, CA, with Lillian and the
kids. I'm not allowed to work, but I've
- VK4BOF [mailto:vk4bof.elecr...@gmail.com]
Sent: Monday, February 21, 2011 6:52 PM
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Subject: [Elecraft] What made you decide on purchasing an
Elecrafttransceiver?
Hi Wayne, Eric everyone on the list,
I thought that perhaps it was time to ask one
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