Hi Gang,
I'm thinking of buying a short wave receiver like a Grundig or something,
and have been looking at them on the web. What I have in mind is a very
small, pocket sized rig, 2 AA cells for power...
Now, I have found a couple of models, but they don't have a BFO for CW, and
don't do SSB
I'm thinking of buying a short wave receiver like a Grundig or something,
and have been looking at them on the web. What I have in mind is a very
small, pocket sized rig, 2 AA cells for power...
73 Trev - K6ESE
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Hi, Trev-
For the past two years I have been using a
In a message dated 13/12/04 08:29:29 GMT Standard Time,
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I'm thinking of buying a short wave receiver like a Grundig or something,
and have been looking at them on the web. What I have in mind is a very
small, pocket sized rig, 2 AA cells for power...
Hello Trev,
In the past I've also suggested Elecraft produce a General Coverage shortwave
reciever kimaybe someday they will.
In the meantime I've aquired a Degen 1102 (matches my K2 serial number, 1102).
Read my (and other) product reviews on eham.net.
Hello elecrafters,
i am looking for a device to reduce/eliminate the noise of a 2m ssb-receiver.
What the circuit should do: Reduce (or eliminate) the noise of the rx
when no signal is present, like a squelch, but much faster.
It should be an analog device, not a dsp-device.
It should be
Trev,
There is a good site for researching such things at Radio Nederland
http://www2.rnw.nl/rnw/en/features/media/productreviews/rx_index.html
I'm not sure there is one that meets your small need and does SSB/CW.
I travel overseas with a Sony ICF-SW100, which is small (two AA
batteries),
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With could be a problem in how you want to power the radio.
Most of the digital radios that will cover the frequencies and have the
facilities you require are greedy on battery consumption or at least were up to a
few years back.
Yes, they do suck down the
I've built the KPA 100 up to the alignment and installation steps and
made the resistance checks at J3+ and Q1 and Q2 collectors (all of which
are supposed to be greater than 10k). The instructions state that the
J3+ resistance may initially read 0 because a large electrolytic must
charge up and
Would some one have a schematic for a astron rs 20 power supply they could
email me or know were i can find it . sincerely harold n5tog k2 1587
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I believe the reel antenna is active with a preamp powered from SW-100
depending on which switch position the freq range is set for.
It is a pretty impressive radio for the size. FM stereo at the headphone
jack, fixed level audio output jack for recording. Slow tuning rate for
SSB/CW. And
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Hello Trev,
In the past I've also suggested Elecraft produce a General Coverage shortwave reciever kimaybe someday they will.
In the meantime I've aquired a Degen 1102 (matches my K2 serial number, 1102). Read my (and other) product reviews on eham.net.
Tom Althoff wrote:
I believe the reel antenna is active with a preamp powered from SW-100
depending on which switch position the freq range is set for.
Sony does make such an antenna. But it, too, takes batteries. I have
one but do not use it. My active antenna is an extendable whip,
I'm going to order a K2, and I want to get the right handmic. I have a Heil
Proset headset now, with the Icom element. I would like to use this headset
with the K2, as well as my Icom rig.
Does this mean that I need to buy an Icom handmic for use with the K2, or can I
get the K2 mic and wire
Mychael Morohovich wrote:
For the past two years I have been using a Sony ICF-SW7600GR
for all my general coverage needs...It has a BFO, AM Sync, RF
attenuator, and more memory than I can use. Works FB.
I wholeheartedly agree with this recommendation. I've owned several compact
portable
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Yesterday I put the SWR mod in my KPA100 for my K2 #1107 which was
purchased on 3-29-2000. No problems and the rig worked fine as usual after
the mod. I got to thinking that it seems like I have been doing mods for
four years and it must have cost me a fortune. I got out my invoices (I
have
Hi Allen,
That was a very interesting analysis.
I have an unmodified K2 (#402) which I hope to upgrade and add some nice
options soon. But I must say I am very pleased with its unmodified
performance. I've gotten 11 out of 12 Foxes with it so far for the Winter
40M QRP Foxhunt. It is really true
You CAN wire your K2 as an ICOM even putting the speaker audio on pin
8, as Icom does for their headset. I did, and use my Icom mikes and icom
headsets, as well as great sounding cheapo computer heasdsets wired as icom
I can usually find someone selling an Icom headset with the push to
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Date: 13 décembre 2004 19:52:35 GMT-05:00
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Merci Michel,
Message reçu !!!
Je vais aller lire sur le dynamic range je ne suis pas trop
famillier avec ces
Thanks to all who have help me now i just need tto fix sincerely harold
n5tog k2 1587
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Bernville, Pennsylvania - Koziar's Christmas Village
Hello all,
I will activate Christmas Village Covered Bridge # 38-06-g this
Thursday, December 9th from 2000 utc until 2300 utc. I will operate
40m, 20m 17m ssb around the ARCBS Suggested Frequencies. I will take
a special picture of the
Correction on Christmas Village Covered Bridge Activation
Thursday, 12/16/2004 - sorry!
12/16/2004
2000 utc to 2300 utc
WA3WSJ/p
40m, 20m 17m ssb (ARCBS Frequencies +_ qrm)
Special photo qsl card of covered bridge at night with lights on!
72/73,
Ed, WA3WSJ
Ben,
Just put the wires in the holes, push it flat against the bottom of the
board, snug the wires on top and solder. It WILL stay in place - not real
tight, but certainly good enough - there are a lot of K2s out there that
have RFC11 mounted just that way and I have seen no problem reports
I was at VO2AAA in Labrador City for CQ WW CW with K2/100 #850 and an
AL-1200. We were next to a residential area with a very high line noise
and precipitation static.
On 80 and 160 meters with the AF gain about 3/4 way up and riding the RF
gain and DSP with noise reduction made some of the
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