Don B.
Thanks for that information - it adds credibility to that method along with
a good dose of common sense.
Don W. W3FPR
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Hi Don and All
I have used this method on 3 or 4 of the K2's I have built. I use
a 1pF or
2pF NPO cap to lower the bottom end of the
Hi all,
This is way OT, please forgive me.
I have a simple question. Can any of you living in USA help me to
register an Gmail account on Google?
To register you have to have an cellphone in USA. I think they will send
a password as a text message.
If you want to help, please contact me
Tnx a lot guys!
I have got two invitations from gmail from two of you.
I did not know they had that invitation-thing, really smart people at
Google!
73 de SM0RVV ./Erik
Erik Linder wrote:
Hi all,
This is way OT, please forgive me.
I have a simple question. Can any of you living in USA
It's also fantastic for scrounging parts.
Laurie, VE1AWJ
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From: Tom Hall [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Sent: Friday, December 09, 2005 10:57 AM
Subject: [Elecraft] Hakko 808 users ?
Bill, I went to http://www.n0ss.net for Hakko Help; lots of good
Hello,
The December full moon is quickly coming upon us. The Polar Bears are
planning to go out on December 17th for their Moon Light Madness run.
Check out the latest Amateur Radio Newsline for the interview with Ron,
WB3AAL, about the Polar Bear Moon Light Madness events.
Hi
It is also the best way to strip and tin toroid leads short of ordering them
from Mychael the torid guy
Don Brown
KD5NDB
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From: Tom Hall [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Sent: Friday, December 09, 2005 8:57 AM
Subject: [Elecraft] Hakko 808 users ?
Bill, I went to http://www.n0ss.net for Hakko Help; lots of good advice. The
808 is a great tool - I look at it as a builders undo button.
Tom, AK2B
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Seasons Greetings Friends,
I have been without time and space to use my K2s for about 4 months
now, and it looks like it will be at least another year before I will
have some time to use them. So instead of storing them, I am selling
them and will build another 1 or 2 when I can use it (them).
From Dwight, N3ARU in Wichita, KS -=- Well, we now have snow. K2 is on the
bench.
He has had his K2 kit for some time, but had decided to wait until there was
snow on the ground to start construction. There is now snow (about an inch)
so construction has begun. About time!
Jim - W0EB
Hi Don and All
I have used this method on 3 or 4 of the K2's I have built. I use a 1pF or
2pF NPO cap to lower the bottom end of the range to get it to meet the spec.
I agree with you on pulling the crystal much with this method. I would not
recommend cap values above maybe 3 or 4 pF. I have
Ron AC7AC posted:
When adjusting an antenna tuner, always tune up at reduced power. Ideally,
use only the minimum power needed by the SWR bridge. When faced with severe
SWR conditions such as exist while adjusting the tuner, almost any rig will
draw excessive current.
That is my
Don Brown KD5NDB wrote,It is also the best way to strip and tin toroid
leads short of ordering them from Mychael the torid guy.
I appreciate the mention, Don. I am feeling rather torrid today!
Mychael AA3WF
K2# 1025
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I am building the XG1 receiver test oscillator and wonder if somebody
can please tell me if the three leds should be seated flush on the
PCB?
When I insert them, I see a notch in each lead which causes them to
stop about a quarter of an inch above the board.
Thanks and 73 de Chris, G4BUE
Hello all,
Amateur Radio Newsline interviewed Ron, WB3AAL, for information about
the EPA QRP Club Polar Bear Program. If you want to hear the interview,
click on any link below. By the way, did anyone see the Prudential
commercial?
It features a mother polar bear with two cubs. Yes, it's great
I assembled my XG1 with the LEDs pushed in as far as the notch and they
look fine.
73 de David G4DMP
G-QRP 11046
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], Chris Page
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I am building the XG1 receiver test oscillator and wonder if somebody
can please tell me if the three leds should
Want to try one of the Begali single lever keys. If you have one for sale
please send details such as condition and price shipped to zip 45324
Thanks
Tim
NZ8J
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After my favorite soldering iron and favorite tweezers, this is the
most important tool I have on my work bench. A software writing toroid
hating person (me) couldn't live without it and still build kits these
days. Now if I only had the 20 year old eyes again.
Bob
N4HY
Don Brown wrote:
Here is my answer to regaining the 20 year old eyes:
http://www.orascoptic.com/products/dimension3/index.cfm
I picked up a set of flip-ups off ebay. They give you great depth of
field and magnificaiton.
Lynn
N7CFO
On 12/9/05, Robert McGwier [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
After my favorite
I am a radio broadcast engineer (for, um, some 3 decades now), and
one of the people on one of the broadcast engineering forums has secured
permission to post a copy of a study on ground systems done in 1957.
This is good reading, and will help fuel the fire of antenna debating in
ham
You are quite welcome - just enjoy that K2.
There is one thing that I failed to mention, and that is your power supply.
The nominal current is about right for a power source of 13.8 volts. If
your power supply voltage is less than that - say 12 volts, the higher
current is to be expected.
The
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