All,
Thanks for the tips and help. It looks like my problem was just a
bad/corrodued connection in the radio. After I removed the covers and
reseated the 100 Watt amp, and other modules and cables everything
appears to be working normal.
Thanks!
Gordon - N1MGO
On 3/17/2021 8:55 AM,
I suppose one should initially define "best" . I take the approach
that the NEC code is to be followed under any and all conditions.
As to general station configuration I refer you to the work of Jim
Brown, K9YC. He has done extensive work and produced publications on
the topic. He
Maybe I misunderstood so I should ask, is
there a mailing list devoted to the K4? I
looked on the Elecraft page but saw
nothing about it.
Thanks & 73,
Gary
KA1J
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Yes, in groups.io.
73,
Bill WE5P
Comfortably Numb
> On Mar 19, 2021, at 21:49, Gary Smith wrote:
>
> Maybe I misunderstood so I should ask, is
> there a mailing list devoted to the K4? I
> looked on the Elecraft page but saw
> nothing about it.
>
> Thanks & 73,
>
> Gary
> KA1J
>
>
>
The KAT500 to KPA500 configuration as shown on page 5, Figure 1, in the
KAT500 manual allows one to then use the the KAT500 Utility to set the
Default Amp Key Interrupt based on SWR value. I find this method and
configuration works very satisfactorily.
73
Bob, K4TAX
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Home runs from each piece to the bus bar.
If mounting in a metal rack, bond each piece to the rack and then home runs
from each rack to the bus bar.
73, Nate, N0NB
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Personally, I would re-read the appropriate chapter in the ARRL Grounding and
Bonding book. That explains the goal of bonding equipment and gives best
practices. This book will be the best $23 you spend on grounding and bonding.
I’ve already read it twice, but there is no way to remember the
Whoa, nice! Can you let the list know when it's available? I'd love to pick
up a copy.
On Fri, Mar 19, 2021, 19:22 Jim Brown wrote:
> As it happens, Ward and I are putting the finishing touches on the
> second edition. The first one is very goodd, the second will be even better.
It seems that there are two ways of running grounding wires in the
shack: FAN - from a common ground point, individual grounding wires are
run to each piece of equipment; LINKING - a ground wire is run from each
piece of equipment to the next and eventually ending in a common ground
point.
The ARRL book on Grounding and Bonding is very clear. Each piece of
gear has its OWN wire/strap to a common grounding point (a copper pipe
mounted on a wall is a common method, that being connected to the system
ground; everything to the building safety ground, more ground rods every
2x the
On 3/19/2021 2:27 PM, Walter Underwood wrote:
Personally, I would re-read the appropriate chapter in the ARRL Grounding and
Bonding book. That explains the goal of bonding equipment and gives best
practices. This book will be the best $23 you spend on grounding and bonding.
I’ve already read
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