Kevin,
On 40m you were RST 549 at the begining coming from the direction of
northern South America, moving northwards and getting weaker as time went
by, disappearing into the noise at 02:25Z approx coming over Greenland. A
heck of a shift over such a short time. Sorry to report that no other
Hi all,
Thanks for the help. One of the ops had gotten that radio misconfigured
by hitting the wrong button, and then compounded the problem by poking
around to correct that problem.
We were all ready to take advantage of the relatively good conditions
this morning when the power failed from
Douglas:
I've just completed soldering the K2, and have WWV at 10Mhz tuned
in. The display shows it at +380 hz high. According to the manual,
on page 60, the K2 can be calibrated using WWV. Unfortunately I do
not see the procedure to do this. Is it published ? Could I have a
link to a a
THANKS EVERYONE!
I have the details I need.
(You are a fine group, providing excellent and timely support!)
73, Byron
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Thanks for posting this Tom. It has since been written as an application
note and is available on the Elecraft website in .pdf format - see
http://www.elecraft.com/Apps/K2%20C22%20Adjust%20App%20Note.pdf
I have only one thing to add and that is for us 'tone-deaf' folks tuning WWV
precisely may
Watch out for the 440 Hz tones near the top of the hour. You also need a
clockg. The schedule is published.
(http://tf.nist.gov/stations/iform.html). Some minutes have NO tones.
Patience is required.
Dan / WG4S / K2 #2456
snip
I connect the computer running Spectrogram and listen to the
I do this a LOT - and I spend the 'patience' time cleaning up the
workbench - but even that is not enough time, the workbench is still 'messy'
G
73,
Don W3FPR
-Original Message-
(http://tf.nist.gov/stations/iform.html). Some minutes have NO tones.
Patience is required.
Folks,
Looking at PSK31 programs for Linux, so far I found:
KPSK -- http://kpsk.sourceforge.net/
LinPSK -- http://linpsk.sourceforge.net/
xpsk31, lpsk31 -- http://5b4az.mattsnetwork.co.uk/pages/digital.html
gpsk -- http://www.qsl.net/pg4i/linux/gpsk31.html
So far I like KDE the best, emulates
Hi Rod,
On 24/04/06, Rod N0RC [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Folks,
Looking at PSK31 programs for Linux, so far I found:
KPSK -- http://kpsk.sourceforge.net/
LinPSK -- http://linpsk.sourceforge.net/
xpsk31, lpsk31 -- http://5b4az.mattsnetwork.co.uk/pages/digital.html
gpsk --
You didn't mention gMFSK, which supports the most mode and has a large
number of features, including K2 rig control support.. LinPSK has one
edgeF simultaneous decode of 2 signals, and gpsk has a pretty new GUI
and we hope for more, but few modes or features at the moment. All will
work in
After further searching I was able to find very nice two page manual of
the MC-60 on Kenwood's website at:
http://www.kenwood.net/?do=SupportFileCategoryFileCatID=5
Several other Kenwood manuals are also available at this site.
Thanks for all your responses.
Stu W6CUX
Stu Lyon wrote:
Hi,
Geoff GM4ESD wrote:
On 40m you were RST 549 at the begining coming from the direction of
northern South America, moving northwards and getting weaker as time went
by, disappearing into the noise at 02:25Z approx coming over Greenland. A
heck of a shift over such a short time. Sorry to report
snip
I connect the computer running Spectrogram and listen to the transmitted
tones - WWV transmits 500 and 600 Hz tones on alternate minutes, and I look
for these tones displayed on the Spectrogram screen - I set markers at 500
Hz and 600 Hz - then adjust the tuning until the tones line up with
On Monday 24 April 2006 10:54, Leigh L Klotz, Jr. wrote:
You didn't mention gMFSK,
gmsfk is available for FreeBSD too.
I am using KDE on FreeBSD 6.0.
The complete list of the current 14380 ports is at
http://www.freebsd.org/ports/master-index.html
Ian, G4ICV, AB2GR, K2 #4962
--
I also recommend gMFSK. To get the rig control features you will
also need to install hamlib.
The most comprehensive list of amateur radio apps for Linux (with
links to the software) can be found at http://radio.linux.org.au.
Debian and Ubuntu (or Kubuntu for KDE) have probably the
Rod:
Have you seen this ham radio on Linux page?
http://radio.linux.org.au/
Steve, XE1UFO
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Ron AC7AC wrote:
That's a powerful reminder that the simple propagation models upon which
most band opening predictions are based are just that: they often have
little correspondence to what is really happening!
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I
A UK supplier of PS 1229 batteries (as supplied for the K2) has said
that PS is no longer supplying them and that the nearest equivalent
is the PS 1221, a 2.1Ah battery in the same case size.
Other UK alternatives in the same case size also appear to be 2.1 or 2.2 Ah.
Is there a problem with
Don (and others)
WWV provides a BCD subcarrier at 100Hz that is always present. Using
HRD's PSK31 (it's free; thanks Simon!) it is a simple matter to adjust
the tuning to the proper frequency.
On Mon, 24 Apr 2006 10:01:19 -0400, Don Wilhelm
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Thanks for posting this
On Apr 24, 2006, at 1:09 PM, Robert Cochrane wrote:
A UK supplier of PS 1229 batteries (as supplied for the K2) has
said that PS is no longer supplying them and that the nearest
equivalent is the PS 1221, a 2.1Ah battery in the same case size.
Other UK alternatives in the same case size
Has anyone experimented with the KDSP2 denoiser settings and found a more
pleasant setting for both CW and SSB settings. Mine is still at the default
settings and I would like to change them something a little better.
Thanks
Brent WB4X
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Hello Brent!
Has anyone experimented with the KDSP2 denoiser settings and found a more
pleasant setting for both CW and SSB settings. Mine is still at the default
settings and I would like to change them something a little better.
These are very subjective. What one person finds pleasant,
I ordered a replacement part for my KX1 last Friday, and it came today- snail
mail! Elecraft's most excellent service continues...
73,
Bruce
N7CEE
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Just finished up my new K2 tonight. K2 #5439 is now alive and well.
Brent
WB4X
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On April 24, 2006 01:56 pm, Matt Osborn wrote:
WWV provides a BCD subcarrier at 100Hz that is always present. Using
HRD's PSK31 (it's free; thanks Simon!) it is a simple matter to adjust
the tuning to the proper frequency.
Please expand on this. I have never used a PSK application, but how
K1 2194 is Haze Gray and underway! It arrived Friday. Inventory was complete
(except 1 spare 4-40 star washer).
Even after making a paper model before I ordered, I really did not comprehend
the size of this thing until I gazed at the front panel. Amazing !
I am currently up to starting the
I have an Elecraft K2 with KBT2 Battery Option.
I also have a West Mountain Radio CBA (battery analyzer).
Can the CBA test the KBT2 by simply connecting the CBA to
the 14VDC input connector, or does the battery need to be removed?
Thanks!
73, Byron
Just when you thought tuning knob threads were over for good, here is
another. This time for my K1. I like large knobs. My friend had a HRO 500
with a tuning knob the size of a kids wagon wheel. Just right. The K1 knob
is 1.25 in. in diameter. My Sierra knob is 1.50 in. in diameter. It
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