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From: "Glen Johnstone" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Ron D'Eau Claire" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>;
Sent: Monday, June 26, 2006 11:14 AM
Subject: RE: [Elecraft] Yet another KX-1 Question
Ron,
Thanks for the info. You are correct about the testing. I woul
Yep. Too many times typing KXB3080 .
73,
Ron
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From: Glen Johnstone [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, June 26, 2006 8:14 AM
To: Ron D'Eau Claire; elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Subject: RE: [Elecraft] Yet another KX-1 Question
Ron,
Thanks for the info. Yo
Ron,
Thanks for the info. You are correct about the testing. I wouldn't have
even done my test except it 'sounded' low.
I'll be troubleshooting tonight. I may have miswound T2 or goofed on a
component sub or better yet, soldered 'em to the wrong pads. I'll post my
findings.
Glen, NK1N wrote:
I agree on the receiver sensitivity. I aligned my 2 band KX-1 with a -103
dBm signal. When I used a -73 dBm signal (standard S9), I got 4-5 bars on
the S-meter for 40 and 20. Perfect!
After building and installing the KXB3080 and doing all the RX alignments,
I find the
Fair enough. I will take a closer look and report back. Many thanks.
73,
Glen
Don Wilhelm <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Glen,
The receiver front end was changed, but I do not believe it was compromised
in adding 80 meters.
It is likely you have something wrong there. I have found the typica
Glen,
The receiver front end was changed, but I do not believe it was compromised
in adding 80 meters.
It is likely you have something wrong there. I have found the typical
receive sensitivity improved on all bands after installation of the KXB8030.
No drastic improvement, but definitely not wor
Dan,
The trimmers will only change the receiver front end tuning, they will not
have any effect on transmit.
For transmit power output problems, the first thing to check is the Low Pass
filter inductors. As a first step, make them look like the inductor
diagrams in the manual, then use small 'twe
Dan,
I agree on the receiver sensitivity. I aligned my 2 band KX-1 with a -103
dBm signal. When I used a -73 dBm signal (standard S9), I got 4-5 bars on the
S-meter for 40 and 20. Perfect!
After building and installing the KXB3080 and doing all the RX alignments, I
find the -73 dB
I've been following the discussion on low power output from the KX-1
with interest. My problem is a little different, though. With a 12V
gel cell, mine outputs 3.5 - 4 W on 40m, but I'm getting a watt or
less out on 20m. Receiver sensitivity seems lower, too. I've tried
readjusting the tri
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