I'd like to pass along an off-reflector comment Wayne made to me after I
wrote that there probably wouldn't be any RFI issues:
He wrote:
"Uh don't I wish :)
Without the case, you'll see significantly more leakage radiation both
out of and into the box. It varies a lot, but the box really h
On Thursday 26 October 2006 20:45, Doug Shields wrote:
> http://www.heathkit.info/K2_5000-1.jpg
> http://www.heathkit.info/K2_5000-2.jpg
> http://www.heathkit.info/K2_5000-3.jpg
Doug,
They belong at the top of Elecraft's gallery.
I thought only of using glue to make a plexiglass
enclosure f
Beautiful job! I'd be very surprised if there were any RFI issues, at least
a far as radiating RF, and probably not in terms of picking up unwanted RF.
The toroids are self-shielding and the PCB construction keeps everything
close and the "leads" (PCB traces) carrying RF short.
Ron AC7AC
-Or
Excellent job, Doug. Fantastic detail with the plexiglass.
What's to hurt transmitting with it as QRP. Go for it.
de Joe, aa4nn
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Hello all,
I wanted to show off my K2 at the recent Melbourne hamfest. But, I
didn't want a lot of people pokin
Sorry I forgot to mention... You did a beautiful job with your case
:-)
Doug Shields a écrit :
Hello all,
I wanted to show off my K2 at the recent Melbourne hamfest. But, I
didn't want a lot of people poking around inside my radio. So I decided to
make some transparent plastic co
Excellent idea Doug if you want to show to people the work labor you did
But I think it will not be a good idea to use it for TX
Doug Shields a écrit :
Hello all,
I wanted to show off my K2 at the recent Melbourne hamfest. But, I
didn't want a lot of people poking around inside my
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