Also Elecraft will need to know the shipping method for those who placed
a deposit.
(Eric/Lisa) Can you advise us how we proceed?
Dave
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to worry about. In my case I did not pay by credit card.
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Also Elecraft will need to know the shipping method for those who placed
I wouldn't mind some guidance on which method is best to choose for
shipping to the UK. I know that this has been discussed before but I
don't recall it resulting in a clear recommendation.
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Hello,
I have the XV144 transverter, which I will use with tube amplifiers (GS31 or
GS35), so I need more than 25W, which XV144 barely deliver (being really HOT
already with 10-15W). Does ELECRAFT have any plans for some small “really”
linear amplifier??? We have K2 and K2/100, why not XV144
Will be new Elecraft K3 usable for VHF Contesting? Any tests?
73' Samir, SM7VZX
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I can't even remember what's on my order now, and there was some
question about substituting other roofing filters for the default one.
I'd like to know what's the best way of finding what we've got
ordered, so we can change that order if desired.
73, doug
Both FedEx and USPS have worked well for me this year for material sent from
the States. If Elecraft uses these shippers and Lisa (Elecraft) gives you a
Tracking number you can follow the shipment on-line. The part of the
journey which takes most time in my experience is from the UK port of
On Fri, 14 Sep 2007, Doug Faunt N6TQS +1-510-655-8604 wrote:
I can't even remember what's on my order now, and there was some
question about substituting other roofing filters for the default one.
I'd like to know what's the best way of finding what we've got
ordered, so we can change that
Thanks. I opted for USPS. I still had my order acknowledgement email,
so I was able to use the link to send Elecraft updated credit card
information, and add a note updating my ordered items.
Now we just need those parts suppliers to get their act together!
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Julian
US Postal Service Express Mail International, at 3 - 5 days looks the best to
me.
You can check via their web site for delivery times, etc.
The UPS option offers 2 - 5 business days at twice the price!
73 Dave, G4AON
I
On Friday September 14, 2007, at 11:20 AM, Julian G4ILO wrote:
Now we just need those parts suppliers to get their act together!
-
Perhaps Eric might find some live bagpipe music useful to wake up his
suppliers :-)
Geoff
GM4ESD
On Fri, 14 Sep 2007, Geoffrey Mackenzie-Kennedy wrote:
Perhaps Eric might find some live bagpipe music useful to wake up his
suppliers :-)
Are you sure it's the right time to inflict strange and unusual punishment on
the vendors? Perhaps before the pipes Eric could try something a bit
US Postal Service Express Mail International, at 3 - 5 days looks the best to
US Post (packages) has always taken longer for me but this may be beyond their
area of responsibility, i.e. the European side of the pond.
I'll likely use UPS because they come to our company every morning anyways.
You Barbarian :-)
On September 14, 2007 12:06 PM, Thom LaCosta wrote:
Are you sure it's the right time to inflict strange and unusual punishment
on the vendors? Perhaps before the pipes Eric could try something a bit
more civilized...like bamboo splints under the nails, water boards, and
On Fri, 14 Sep 2007, Geoffrey Mackenzie-Kennedy wrote:
You Barbarian :-)
YesI know. I was wondering what comments I might receive from folks who
favor the interesting sound of bag pipes. Actually, it's not that bad, though
I favor the Italian pipe music.
Perhaps Eric could force the
Perhaps Eric could force the vendors to listen to Opera...now that
would be true punishment!
No it wouldn't - well I suppose it depends on the opera and whether the singers
can sing or not
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Perhaps Eric could force the vendors to listen to Opera...now that
would be true punishment!
No it wouldn't - well I suppose it depends on the opera and whether the singers
can sing or not
Ahsince I have no couth, culture or appreciation
It seems that the delays for the shipping of the much awaited K3 continue.
Would it be better for the folks at Elecraft to sit down, take a deep breath,
re assess what they really can achieve, and supply us all with a realistic
date for first shipments ?
Detialed explanations of which
Bagpipes!
How do you make a chain saw sound like bagpipes? Add vibrato.
Why do pipers walk while they play? To get away from the sound.
What's the difference between a bagpipe and an onion? Nobody cries when
you chop up a bagpipe.
What's the difference between a bagpipe and a trampoline?
As a piper, I don't know if I should take exception to this suggestion...
For the sake of good reflector relations I'll assume that you are referring
to the voluminous, rousing tones of this ancient instrument and not to an
opinion that the bagpipe often sounds like a screeching cat. :-)
Mychael
Uillean pipes for me please.
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Hi Bob,
I would rather be told that the first radios will not ship until say 6th
January 2008, rather than be continually disappointed every few weeks by
further stories of delays to parts required.
But that's half the fun... ;-)
Seriously, Eric and Wayne have always been a bit on the
On Fri, 14 Sep 2007, robert hammond wrote:
I would rather be told that the first radios will not ship until say 6th
January 2008, rather than be continually disappointed every few weeks by
further stories of delays to parts required.
Poor Elecrafttrying to keep folks in forms sullies
My weapon of choice would be to make them listen to rap.
I could never understand why they left the initial c off. :)
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gm4lmh
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Subject: [Elecraft] OT: Bagpipes.
Bagpipes!
How do you make a chain saw sound like bagpipes? Add
Without any doubt the pipes produce those voluminous rousing tones, the cry
to battle, and can sing like the whispering wind sighing in the glens. I am
assuming that those who cannot deliver think of pipes as screeching cats.
I am going to get into trouble over this :-)
73,
Geoff
GM4ESD
As
[1] I would make them give up the day job, start a two-man operation
designing DIY radios for radio amateurs, a section of the population well
known for being 'off with the fairies most of the time.
[2] Then I would make them design a radio which will take on anything the
big Japanese
Well perhaps you would like them to put you down for that date and let
someone else take your place in the queue? Do you really think it
would be preferable for them to keep the finished radios in a
warehouse until some announced date? Why must some people always find
a reason to complain?
It
Estimates promise dates.
Anytime someone is doing something new, producing an estimate of when it
will be done is tough. How do you know how long it will take to do
something you've never done before?
Then if you include the fact that your suppliers have the same problem
(unable to accurately
Hello to all the list
First of all let me apologise for using some bandwidth on the reflector.
Although this is not really an Elecraft topic in itself, I decided to
post it because I thought it had to do with our common hobby. While
troubleshooting a Ten Tec 1208 transverter last weekend, I
Hello Julian,
The situation facing Elecraft is perfectly understandable and I would simply
keep my finger crossed.
However, it is also interesting in listening to other people's views including
complaints. When you look back the whole process since the acceptance of order
in May 2007, you
Well, as a European I don't mind delays right now... the dollar is weaker
and the K3 is getting cheaper! :)
Any future K3 owners going to the NAB or RR convention in Charlotte?
73 de Björn /SM0MDG
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There will be a K3 presentation at the RSGB HF convention in October,
http://www.rsgb.org/hfc/
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Well, as a European I don't mind delays right now... the dollar is weaker
and the K3 is getting cheaper! :)
I have purchased an XV144 to go with my K3 (will arrive when it does).
Having read some previous posts about FM and heat and installing a computer
fan on the main board, I wondered if anyone could give me some info on the
spec of the fan. I have a number of old 1GB SCSI drives in cases that I'm
Several folks recommended bargain USB to Serial adapters that are
based on the ProLific chipset. So, I figured I try one out... for $9
what the heck. It works fine for both rig control and CW/PTT keying.
HOWEVER, it is a big noise generator. Holy cow. My S-meter jumps by
2 points when I insert
The alternative to that is to see in Elecraft will sell me the XV432 fan.
All Elecraft spare parts are available from them. I've had plugs/sockets.
No problem at all.
73 Dave
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I don't know that the XV432 fan is going to do you a lot of good. The
PCB on the '432 has holes cut in it to provide airflow through the
chassis while the others do not. Ultimately it's the bottom panel that
serves as the heatsink for the power amp module, so I'd think raising
it up and putting
David,
If it's anything like my XV222, it's going to take
more than just a little fan. If you are interested, I
will send you photos and such showing how I tamed both
the thermal and drift problems on my XV222.
73,
Larry - W7IUV
DN07dg - central WA
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--- David Ferrington, M0XDF
I've noticed lately that I've been chatting with more and more owners of K2's
on CW. In the past, I would occasionally run into one but, now it's a little
more frequent. I'm also wondering if more people use them for contests rather
than rag chewing?
Last night I moved up the band on 40
Well Richard we will have to agree to disagree. Unlike you I am one of
the people who helped finance the radio's production. Therefore if
anything this makes me more entitled to complain than you.
As a customer of Elecraft since 1999 I was happy to put down the
deposit. I was confident they will
Right, thanks, I've ordered the 1.5 tilt bail, but thinking I may build a
box to go under the XV144 and force air through it.
On 14/9/07 18:03, John D'Ausilio [EMAIL PROTECTED] sent:
I don't know that the XV432 fan is going to do you a lot of good. The
PCB on the '432 has holes cut in it to
Is the noise constant or only when the software is polling the radio? I had a
noise problem when I had my software polling every 200ms. I would get a 5Hz
hashy buzz at about S-2 with no antenna attached. With an antenna the noise
would fall into the noise floor. I'm now polling every 1 second
On 9/14/07, David Fleming [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is the noise constant or only when the software is polling the radio? I had
The noise is constant as soon as the adapter is plugged into the USB
port and before I even connect the rig to the adapter.
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Try a ferrite - usually works.
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The noise is constant as soon as the adapter is plugged into the USB
port and before I even connect the rig to the adapter.
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I have a K3 ordered, which should be in the 3rd bunch to be delivered.
I'm not sure just what I will be getting with the stock K3/100 kit with the
Kat3 tuner.
I assume that anything that isn't listed as an option will be
included, but you know what ass u me means! What about the KIO3?
Does
On 9/14/07, Simon Brown (HB9DRV) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Try a ferrite - usually works.
I have two snap-together split beads, one on each end of the cable,
and it doesn't do anything to the noise. This adapter is junk. heh.
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Hello,
I recently constructed a KX1 with the 30/80 meter option board, and I'm
having problems with low power out on all bands except 80 meters. On a
13.8V power supply, I'm getting a hair over 3 watts, but only .5 - .7 watts
on 20 meters (measured on a 50 Ohm dummy load).
I checked the
I'm not sure just what I will be getting with the
stock K3/100 ... What about the KIO3?
KIO3 is part of the basic K3.
73,
Lyle KK7P
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On 9/14/07, Richard Beerman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
money to date. As a previous writer to this forum wrote, Elecraft
financed
this radio's production by early subscription and not by going down to
the
bank for a loan as most companies would.
That's one way to look at it and it is true to a
Julian G4ILO wrote:
It's absolute nonsense to describe as incompetence the reasons for
the delay. I suppose you would say the same about Microsoft for its
delays in shipping Windows Vista? They were only shipping software, so
no excuses of unavailable parts.
I've kept quiet about this so
On Fri, 14 Sep 2007, Vic K2VCO wrote:
As a beta tester, whose radio still has all of the pre-production boards and
who pasted little paper labels on my pre-production front panel where control
functions have changed, I can tell you after using it that I wouldn't trade
this radio for
On Fri, Sep 14, 2007 at 02:48:55PM -0400, Thom LaCosta wrote:
Gee, VicI wonder how many of you beta folks will have to make
statements to calm the waters?
Okay - last night, I worked G4AMT with my K3.
Here is a very interesting shot - of G4AMT coming back to KC7V. I snapped
the photo
I'm in group #3 with early December ish delivery prediction when I ordered
it and paid 50%. If it slips a few weeks or months it isn't a big concern.
I'd rather have it right when it gets here. As along as it appears before
the sunspots, I'll be happy - and the sunspots don't seem to be in any
N6TR:
Note the frequency.
Now you're showing off Tree!
Vapor - not.
The only vapor here is similar to that which rises after my
dog squats on a cool
morning...and a lot of it seems to be coming
from some of the same old folks. ;-)
73, Bill W4ZV
First, check the soldering carefully. If the solder connections look
convex (like a ball on the component lead), the connection did not
receive enough heat to flow the solder adequately onto the solder pad.
If there is excess solder, wick it away and re-solder with a minimal
amount of solder
Hi,
Does anyone know when the K3 Owner's Manual will be posted on the Elecraft
web site?
Now that I've fully digested the K3 Kit Assembly Manual, I'm anxious to see
the detailed owner's manual.
Any info, especially from Elecraft, is most welcomed,
Frank - W6NEK, K3 ??? (first batch) ;-)
Have the complainers bought *any* new high-tech stuff, hardware or
software, lately?
Have they ever ...
Have they ever ...
Have they ever ...
Do the Japanese ..
So who cares if it's a few weeks late? Or months, for that matter?
One thing I HAVE done is collected credit card payments in
I have a K3 on order for the third build. I also paid my 50% deposit to
help a great company get a great product out to all of us hams. Those of
you who continue to carp about delivery and accuse Elecraft of deceitful
dealings should instead be thanking those of us who have helped finance
the
This story is a couple years old, and has probably already had a bazillion
comments on this list in its day, but I just found it and thought it was
interesting.
http://www.santacruzsentinel.com/archive/2005/May/15/biz/stories/01biz.htm
There are even vague hints about the K3 in it.
73,
Mike
I think we should send a few of the boys aroond ta sort ya oot, laddie
David
G3UNA
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Sent: Friday, September 14, 2007 2:25 PM
Subject: [Elecraft] OT: Bagpipes.
Bagpipes!
Like most newspaper stories - not very accurate:
In 1971, when Swartz became licensed, there were only about 25,000
so-called hams
Bob W6VY
--- Mike B [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This story is a couple years old, and has probably already had a
bazillion
comments on this list in its day, but I
Don:
Your email prompted me to make these measurements and clarify my statement
about the voltage at D6 and D7:
The anode voltage at D7 is a zero with key up; however it does not go to 8 v on
key down. The anode at D6 is 7.9 volts with key up (receive) but only drops to
about 0.6 v on key
Vic GLOATED shamelessly:
---
Okay - last night, I worked G4AMT with my K3. Here is
a very interesting shot - of G4AMT coming back to
KC7V. I snapped the photo a bit too soon to get his
full call in the display:
Maybe they meant 1917. Sheesh, he doesn't LOOK that old...
Ron AC7AC
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Okay so it was Tree gloating but Vic is just as bad.
And what's with that call anyway? ;-)
--- Don Rasmussen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Date: Fri, 14 Sep 2007 14:30:35 -0700 (PDT)
From: Don Rasmussen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [Elecraft] Revised Shipping date for K3
To: Elecraft el.th.net
--- Tree [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You might wonder about the display on the left
showing my passband (it's got wings on it). Just yet
another feature that hasn't been talked about yet
that will blow the socks off the competition.
So let's talk about this feature. It looks like
shingles on a
I expect many non-CW guys (and gals) will get on CW with this in-display
decode feature. Cool and well done Elecraft!
Jay - KT5E
Don Rasmussen wrote:
Vic GLOATED shamelessly:
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Okay - last night, I worked G4AMT with my
Hi to all on the list.
Samir that would be a nice idea. The kit works very well but 25w from the
XV144 is a bit light. I am now looking for an amp to get me up to around
the 100w mark.
I have just finished upgrading my K2 with the XV144, KPA100 and KAT100. I
enjoyed building all three and
And notice how he wants to: amp up (its) spirit of technical innovation A
veiled reference
to the KPA800/1500...hummm?
Doug
W6JD
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Maybe they meant 1917. Sheesh, he doesn't LOOK that old...
Ron
On Fri, Sep 14, 2007 at 02:42:02PM -0700, David Fleming wrote:
--- Tree [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You might wonder about the display on the left
showing my passband (it's got wings on it). Just yet
another feature that hasn't been talked about yet
that will blow the socks off the
...Just yet
another feature that hasn't been talked about yet
that will blow the socks off the competition.
... What's it all about?
It's all about context and focus :-)
Or, put another way, (monospace font ON)
/\
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becomes
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Does a 2.7Khz filter come as a standard filter with the KRX3 receiver? Roy
W4WFB
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As I have sorted through the multiplicity of K3 related postings in
recent weeks (I was away from my computer one day and when I came back
there were 157 new K3 postings in one 24 hour period)...I am beginning
to wonder if there is life beyond the K3? Is there a real Elecraft
list
Hi all,
I've just ordered a couple of BL2 kits, one of which is to go into an
enclosure without the PC board. Does anyone know the external dimensions of
the cores so I can size a suitable box?
Thanks in advance,
Paul M1PAF
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there is life beyond the K3? Is there a real Elecraft list somewhere where
one can go to for project advice and help?
Just as some folks don't choose to read about fox hunts, or winding things, or
color codes, you could use a filteryou've
Thank you for the quick and snappy reply. I've noticed you are always
quite good at that.
But, if you had chosen to read beyond the surface, you would have
noticed it was a request for people who have knowledge and experience
to help with build questions, which is part of what this list
Thanks, Tree, for the info on the CW filter setup you use. Sounds very
intriguing! Can't wait to try it. A couple of questions:
Are you saying the DSP filter is programmable with respect to the ultimate
rejection? That is, can you tell it you only want 10 or 20 db and then
flat?
Also, does
Hi
You must set the power control to about 1/2 scale and hold the tune button
to get into tune mode then as you tune L1 and L2 as the power comes up
readjust the power pot up or down a little to make the MPU re-measure the
power. You should reach a point where L1 and L2 will peak. If this does
Wow - you know how you sometimes get all fidgety and itchy when you're close
to the end of a good book?
Well
On 14/9/07 23:05, Lyle Johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED] sent:
...Just yet
another feature that hasn't been talked about yet
that will blow the socks off the competition.
...
On Fri, 14 Sep 2007 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
But, if you had chosen to read beyond the surface, you would have noticed it
was a request for people who have knowledge and experience to help with build
questions, which is part of what this list purports to be for.
Ahall the whining may
Hi David, your sense of urgency is understandable and
I remember when I had an issue with building my K2's.
Anything that stopped the flow of the build made the
earth seem like it had slowed to a stop. Additional
noise in the manner of K3 posts whether they are
cute or not have to add to the
Thank you Don.
I got the peak at the earlier receiver stage.
I have also gone back over the solder joints and all the relays three
times since last night with nothing spotted. I'll comb through the
toroid connex again...
Adjusting the power with the front panel power control while in
On Fri, Sep 14, 2007 at 04:28:56PM -0600, Craig D. Smith wrote:
Are you saying the DSP filter is programmable with respect to the ultimate
rejection? That is, can you tell it you only want 10 or 20 db and then
flat?
I think this might be user programmable someday in the future. I heard one
in 1971 210,000 would have been pretty close to actual number, in US.
Al WA6VNN
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To help any more we need some measurements in the transmitter. Did you build
the RF probe and go through the troubleshooting section of the manual? What
test equipment do you have. A scope would be nice but the RF
probe/multimeter should be good enough to find the problem. Basically you
--- Lyle Johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It's all about context and focus :-)
Hmm. Now this *is* cool!
By context filtering do you mean the DSP can
determine the context of the situation (ie signal
strength, noise level, adjacent signal levels, etc)
and adjust itself accordingly, or is it
By context filtering do you mean the DSP can
determine the context of the situation...
The DSP filtering is adjustable so you can get context of the band
around you, while retaining focus on the signal of interest.
Man, I can't wait to play with that DSP. I'll be up
all night trying to
By context filtering do you mean the DSP can
determine the context of the situation...
Another way to look at this is as an audible spectrum display in which
you use your ears instead of your eyes to see nearby stations (their
offset and their relative strength) while you are focused on
Does a 2.7Khz filter come as a standard filter with the KRX3
receiver?
Yes. See the K3 order web page.
73,
Ed - W0YK
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On Fri, 14 Sep 2007, Ed Muns wrote:
Does a 2.7Khz filter come as a standard filter with the KRX3
receiver?
Yes. See the K3 order web page.
My understanding is that with that filter and the DSP, if one is not
heavily into contests and isn't in an area with 30 + over 9 sigs, the other
Actually in the US in 1962 (the year I was licensed) there were
over 250,000 hams in the US. The callbook I saved to show my
first call was the summer 1963 and it lists 258,000 hams.
Bob W6VY
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in 1971 210,000 would have been pretty close to actual number, in
Ok. Where is the screensaver on the K3? I see the K1 and the K2. Must be late
in shipping too. I'll gladly take a slot from someone if they would like to
give it up. At least you could post a screensaver. ;^)
Randy
W8RAN
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in 1971 210,000 would have been pretty close to actual number, in US.
More like 275,000.
Here are some numbers to think about while waiting for the sunspots to come
back and the K3s to start shipping:
In a message dated 9/14/07 6:41:54 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
you know how you sometimes get all fidgety and itchy when you're close
to the end of a good book?
Or waiting for someone to finish the last Harry Potter book so you can start
it (went through that the
The core size appears the same as the BL-1, The BL-2 uses two identical
stacked cores. I just measured my BL-2 so the dimensions are
approximately 1.13 ( about 1.5 across depends on how tightly the wires
are wound) by 1.12 (0.56x2) high.
GL 73,
Bob Johansen WB2SRF
David,
Don Brown has already given you some good leads - here are my additions:
What you are saying is that your K2 has little or no power output - a
reading of 0.1 or 0.2 watts really means no power output because that is
the lowest indication that the microprocessor is programmed to
Mike,
Thank you for posting the article, it was an interesting read. It brought
back many fond memories of Heathkit, I built and enjoyed many of their
products.
Wishing Elecraft's continued success with the K3 and future products. I
enjoyed building and now having enjoyment using the K2 and the
In a message dated 9/14/07 8:29:53 PM Eastern Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
Actually in the US in 1962 (the year I was licensed) there were
over 250,000 hams in the US. The callbook I saved to show my
first call was the summer 1963 and it lists 258,000 hams.
Is that 258,000
Good Evening ALL!
I had been fiddling around with the DSP de noiser settings in the
spirit of exploration and discovery according to the best wishes of Lyle.
After returning to 80 meter operation, a strong signal appeared close by
and I flipped on the auto notch. The notcher did not make much
Joe,
Taking things one at a time from the end to the beginning!
Before we delve into the proper operation, let me say one thing about
intermittent operation - that is usually a sign of a poor solder
connection. See my post earlier today about what to look for when
inspecting solder
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