Two things conspired to cause trouble with early K2 SSB. Steve touched on
one of them about variations in crystals.
The original K2 SSB filter was purposely designed to be as narrow as
possible to give the signal more punch, especially for weak-signal/QRP
operation. The narrower the bandwidth of
Is the Kenwood MC-43S hand mic still one of the top recommendations as a hand
mic that fits these requirements?
--- Ron D'Eau Claire [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
As Don pointed out, it is true that the K2 requires a fairly high output
microphone.
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What would be a similarly qualified desk mic recommendation?
--- David Toepfer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is the Kenwood MC-43S hand mic still one of the top recommendations as a hand
mic that fits these requirements?
--- Ron D'Eau Claire [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
As Don pointed out, it is
Mike,
Slight correction.
The old SSB stock filter width was 2.2kHz, but the capacitors for the 2.4kHz
width has been shipped standard with the KSB2 for a long time now. For
those who prefer the even wider 2.6 kHz width filter, Elecraft offers a set
of capacitors to make the change.
In any case,
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