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How are folks ordering this antenna? The web site says “coming soon” with no
place to order it now. I signed up at Dayton for the advanced notice list, but
never got notified. Are these early orders coming from that list?
73,
Carl
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I did a FT on the device and never an issue. Building requires a bit of
electro mechanical skills that some do not have. When I read the issues, I
wonder about how it was built or modified.
73,
Bill
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I do run 400 watts or so on digital modes. Issues are not really noted on SSB
or CW modes.
I've set the Fan Ctr to 2 and 3 and still noted the issue
Was recently showing my K Line to some hams friends. They commented rather
negatively on the point.
Bob, K4TAX
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All,
If you can figure out how to keep the relatively thin "Z" panel from
expanding and contracting as it is heated and cooled, you will have a
solution to the problem.
It reminds me of my childhood days living with a coal furnace. The
furnace had an inner cast iron furnace surrounded by a
Mine was a kit and does the same thing. Sort of like Railroad Welded Rail, in
the summer it expands and shrinks in the winter. We had the same issue with #6
solid copper on the communications lines. It only does it on the KPA500 when I
do a lot of RTTY or FT8. Very seldom on SSB or CW.
Hello everyone,
I have an excellent condition Elecraft W2 wattmeter for sale. It has
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I've not experienced the problem with kit-built S/N 0651. But then, I have
never used it on high duty cycle data modes.
Ted, KN1CBR
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Date: Tue, 16 Oct 2018 14:13:55 -0700
From: Dennis Moore
To: Elecraft
I've tried to determine where the clicks originate without success.
I've loosened screws on the top and right side and tightened screws on
the top and right side. No difference. Perhaps someone at Elecraft will
add a comment in this regard.
I did observe that the 5 screws at the center of
Mine is a KPA500-F s/n 3519 thus it is factory assembled.
73
Bob, K4TAX
On 10/16/2018 4:13 PM, Dennis Moore wrote:
I rarely hear anything from my KPA500-F. Serious question, I wonder if
those with the kit experience more noise than those with factory
assembled units?
Dennis NJ6G
On
"If you can figure out how to keep the relatively thin "Z" panel from expanding
and contracting as it is heated and cooled, you will have a solution to the
problem."
If the Z bracket really is the source of the noise, and I'm not yet convinced
it is, then there is no need to stop it expanding
Mine was a kit (sn 267) and I've never heard any noises from it whatever.
Kent K9ZTV
On 10/16/2018 4:13 PM, Dennis Moore wrote:
I wonder if those with the kit experience more noise than those with
factory assembled units?
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On 10/16/2018 1:56 PM, Bob McGraw K4TAX wrote:
I've tried to determine where the clicks originate without success.
This is a much discussed issue. Check the archive. Call or email
Elecraft if you want to know more.
73, Jim K9YC
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The KPA1500 is right now outside my budget, but there is nothing wrong with
dreaming and planning, right? The latest QST reviews the new Palstar amp,
which first seemed attractive, but I soon noticed that its continuous
carrier capacity is no better than the KPA500. Also, when you add the price
of
A friend of mine's KPA-1500 has just failed. It behaves like half the
PA has died, with max output power about 900W, and requiring
excessive drive to get that. He has calls in to service but no
response yet. Has anybody experienced such a failure?
Thanks
- Paul KW7Y
I found this quite annoying too. My approach was to try to understand how the
Z bracket temperature varied relative to the heat sink temperature. I placed a
thermistor on the front end of the Z bracket and another on the heat sink fin
closest to the Z bracket. I logged the standard PA
I rarely hear anything from my KPA500-F. Serious question, I wonder if
those with the kit experience more noise than those with factory
assembled units?
Dennis NJ6G
On 10/14/2018 19:52, Bob McGraw K4TAX wrote:
What is the recommended solution to stopping the clicks and pops from
the KPA500
Elecrafters,
after a long qso on uhf i returned to my muted K3 (soon to be 10 years
old) , cranked up the volume and heard...zzz.
No audio from the speaker or headphone. RX was ok, i could see signals
on the LP-Pan ,TX ok, power out ok. Power cycle didn't help.
A slap on the cover
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I received my new AX-1 yesterday at noon at the post office in New Hampshire.
By 1:30 (1700 UTC) I had it set up on a 4’ tripod on the deck, the counterpoise
attached to the KX3 and with 10 watts worked LZ and HA on 20 M CW!
Wayne, thank you! This will be my new SOTA antenna.
Thaire. W2APF
Having operated pedestrian mobile many times, I’d like to offer a few
suggestions for those new to the use of short whips (like the AX1). These and
other tips appear in the AX1 manual.
* Elevate the antenna whenever possible. For example, if you’re using a KX2,
HT-style, your transmitted
Thanks for the report, Thaire.
As we recommend in the AX1 owners manual, it’s a good idea to also bring along
wire for a tree-based antenna for times when conditions are very poor, and/or
you have more time to set up.
Have fun!
Wayne
N6KR
http://www.elecraft.com
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