Hi
I have installed the K60XV into my K2 #3666.
I wish to key a KXPA100, using the J2 connector key line.
Will the circuit handle this?
Or any better idea to implement amp keying?
Thanks,
Chris VK2ACD
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Chris,
Yes, that keyline will handle the voltage and current of the KXPA100
Keyin line with no problem.
The 2N7000 will handle up to 60 volts and 200 ma.
73,
Don W3FPR
On 6/23/2014 5:24 AM, Chris Meagher wrote:
Hi
I have installed the K60XV into my K2 #3666.
I wish to key a KXPA100, using
Perhaps others like me are unaware of this proposed FCC rule that would allow
digital communication modes 2.8 kHz in width to be used robotically in the CW
and data
sub-bands without regard to interference. ARRL supports this and evidently
initiated it.
This is not the place for this. Eric take note please
Sam Carson
K4soc
-Original Message-
From: jsdroys...@nc.rr.com
Sent: Monday, June 23, 2014 9:13 AM
To: elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Subject: [Elecraft] RM-11708 proposal to FCC threatens CW and digital modes
Perhaps others like me are
Hello,
I bought a KX3 to induce me to learn the code and operate portable.
Randal Evans, who is not a ham, wants RM-11708 approved, so he can use the
ham-bands to download movies.
Imagine that happening where I want to operate CW and PSK31.
Here is Evans' message to the FCC sent in last week:
When I used a Vibroplex semi-auto key, many years ago. I cut a piece
off a rubber eraser and fitted it in the contact end of the U-spring,
this stopped the contact bounce.
73's - Graham G3VIP
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I have replaced my PR6 with the PR6-10 and it is now surplus to my needs.
Adapters, DB-15/RCA Power cable, and Owners Manual included.
$95 shipped Conus
73 Dwight NS9I
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I ordered a 500hz and 200hz filters for CW on K3 #8361 The 500hz does not
seem to function. The 2.7Khz works fine as does the 200hz the 500hz seems
dead any thoughts would be helpful. Yes they were installed properly
RC KC5WA
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Wiol ono
Ham Radio!
IT IS MY ADDICTION
think my comments on RM-11708 went thru.
This is very serious to ANYONE who wants to retain narrow band digital
communications like JT9 and PSK31 and RTTY!! Also to CW Dxers and
contesters! If this passes, it will change amateur radio as we have
known it forever. There will be no weak
The worst part of the quote from the yachtsman that really ticks me off is
where he says: Its a great service because all of the
other available Internet services cost money. Really? We end up with this QRM
so boaters don't have to pay for internet services?
In my comments to the FCC I stated
Five days ago (6/18), Eric declared this off topic and asked the discussion to
end. This was his post.
Folks - please take this thread off list immediately. In general, please do
notdiscuss amateur policy issues here. That is a deep rabbit hole that can and
will generate voluminous OT traffic.
Is the 500hz filter turned ON in the CONFIG menu? Are the filter gain and
offset set properly?
73, Ted W4NZ
-Original Message-
From: Elecraft [mailto:elecraft-boun...@mailman.qth.net] On Behalf Of Robert
'RC' Conley
Sent: Monday, June 23, 2014 10:46 AM
To: Elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Thank you, Walter. I was about to suggest to Eric that he seriously
consider appointing a deputy moderator to keep the reflector in check
when he is not around.
It is good to see that you have volunteered for the job. Keep up the
good work. There is far too much off-topic stuff on here so
Indeed it does, not just the USA. I hope the IARU is making appropriate
noise.
Regards,
Mike VP8NO
On 23/06/2014 12:23, KQ8M wrote:
BTW, this affects ALL amateurs so this crosses in to the on topic line.
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Hi Phil,
It sounds like the SVGA board is not powering up, or there is something
wrong with it. Be sure to check the 40 pin connector between the P3 I/O
board (serial board) and the SVGA board, and make sure it is aligned
properly and that all pins are inserted correctly. Then look at the 40
More to the point, if we don't keep the list clean, I'm sure it could be
a true moderated list with the flip of a switch.
If that happened, a moderator would have to approve all posts before
they go out to the list -- and that slows the tempo way down.
-- Lynn
On 6/23/2014 8:54 AM, David
FS PR6 6m Preamp I have replaced my PR6 with the PR6-10 and it is now
surplus to my needs. Adapters, DB-15/RCA Power cable, and Owners Manual
included. $95 shipped Conus 73 Dwight NS9I
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I sent the following email to Elecraft support today but would appreciate
any input that the reflector could offer.
73 Paul K9NU
My KPA500 (S/N 1073) gave me a 270V ERR message last evening. I removed
the top cover (over-road the interlock switch) unplugged the white connector
from the PA
Your argument is basically free speech vs. the wishes of the forum owner.
The list owner has observed that any post on amateur radio politics is
going to generate a lot of traffic and is inevitably controversial.
Since the purpose of the list is to discuss Elecraft products, and not
amateur
Note: there is no freedom of speech on a forum such as the Elecraft e-mail
reflector (and most other similar forums). Indeed, this forum could be placed
in moderate mode by Elecraft and they can censor, reject, and even modify a
posting, without any needed cause -- just per their whim! The
Unsubscribe.
P.S. Given the whining about narrow bandwidth, the contributors to this
ridiculous thread might consider those that use narrow bandwidth to receive
email and trim their posts accordingly.
Thanks and 73 - I'm off to Yahoo till this place is cleaned up.
73 de John, 9H5G
The First Amendment stops the government (in the US) from interfering with free
expression.
This list is not owned by the government; the amendment doesn't apply.
Let's move on please.
Rick, WA6NHC
iPad = small keypad = typos = sorry ;-)
On Jun 23, 2014, at 10:03 AM, Lynn W. Taylor, WB6UUT
OMG This is forking into a constitutional discussion...
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Thanks and 73's,
For equipment, and software setups and reviews see:
www.nk7z.net
for MixW support see;
http://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/mixw/info
for Dopplergram information see:
I guess everyone missed the part about him transmitting in the hambands without
a license. Time for someone to put him off the air.(FCC)
Art
KC7GF
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If this comes to fruition there will be a mass exodus of
regular hams and this will affect not only Elecraft but all ham radio
manufacturers
Which means it is off topic for this ELECRAFT related forum. Take it to some
wider forum and have at it.
Gary
Sorry for the off-topic message; just attempting to distribute this
information effectively. Thank you.
Several Amateur Radio operators will be running Part 5 experimental 630M
CW beacons during the ARRL Field day event:
WG2XKA (op WA3ETD), 1W ERP 472.5 kHz VT
WG2XJM (op NO3M), 20-30W ERP
Good grief folks.
No more 2 cents worth please...even I get it!
End of thread...I hope..
Gary
On 24 June 2014 08:17, mcduf...@ag0n.net wrote:
If this comes to fruition there will be a mass exodus of
regular hams and this will affect not only Elecraft but all ham radio
manufacturers
I'm really getting tired of these endless off topic posts.
I kind of understand when a post starts off about Elecraft and drifts
off, but lately there have been a LOT of posts that start totally off
topic and go from there.
Eric, how about putting an end to it?
Bill W6WRT
*My k2/100 has just developed a transmit problem. In CW it cuts out when I
drive it above 50 watts. It comes up with HI Reflected or PA Hot. I am
using a dummy load and the SWR is 1.0. It sounds like I lost one of the
finals, but wonder if anyone has had this problem. I built it in 1999 and
the
No more 2 cents worth please..
Who said Ham Radio Operators are CHEAP?
;-)
73 Milverton / W9MMS.
On Monday, June 23, 2014 6:57 PM, Gary Gregory vk1zzg...@gmail.com wrote:
Good grief folks.
No more 2 cents worth please...even I get it!
End of thread...I hope..
Gary
On 24
Hello Bill,
I fully appreciate your views but I am the one who always put up off topic
questions to ask the experts here. I did benefit by all those expert answers
and learnt more radio knowledge. Sometimes, my questions are not radio
related. For example, in 2011, I asked for tourist
We can either put the job of moderating on Eric, or we can decide to
follow the list guidelines ourselves, and there is no problem.
If we each ask does this post meet the spirit of the list? and if the
moderator was here right now, would he approve?
It's up to us, guys. Do we really need
I use filters. For example all that RM-? stuff
goes directly to trash. Takes me a minute to build
yet another one, and I have many now :-)
Phil W7OX
On 6/23/14, 5:52 PM, Lynn W. Taylor, WB6UUT wrote:
We can either put the job of moderating on Eric,
or we can decide to follow the list
Art,
Normally, PA HOT and Hi REFL are 2 different things.
For the PA HOT, let the KPA100 cool to ambient temperature and then
power it on and check the K2 CAL TPA menu setting - it should be the
room temperature in degC. (normal room temperature is about 23 degC).
If it is much different
It's a pretty insincere apology if you keep committing the same
violation over and over again.
On 6/23/2014 5:48 PM, Johnny Siu wrote:
Hello Bill,
I fully appreciate your views but I am the one who always put up off topic
questions to ask the experts here. I did benefit by all those
'Tis always better to ask for forgiveness than to ask for permission ...
73, Dick, W1KSZ
On 6/23/2014 6:49 PM, David Gilbert wrote:
It's a pretty insincere apology if you keep committing the same
violation over and over again.
On 6/23/2014 5:48 PM, Johnny Siu wrote:
Hello Bill,
I
I’m building a K1 for a fellow ham whose hands won’t allow the fine soldering
work that this kit demands. This is the second K1 that I have built.
All of the test points before alignment and test, part 1 have been nominal. I
have successfully completed the tests on the LED and LCD/Error Codes
Yes, you would be correct. The primary problem with most of the errors is an
operator problem.
It helps when testing the headphones … to actually plug them into the headphone
jack … and not the keyer jack …
Ahem … stand down … this was a case of operator error …
;-/
gene
WG7GW
Back to
David,
Noted and I only ask OT questions when strictly necessary. Thanks for
reminding.
73
Johnny VR2XMC
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It's a
Engineering was metric (MKS) in the late 60s when I got my degree. Sure we did
some calculations with feet and inches by mostly it was meters, kilograms, etc.
Brian KB1VBF
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On Jun 22, 2014, at 11:06 PM, Dauer, Edward eda...@law.du.edu wrote:
Three of the more important
Bump… Anyone? I'm about to be in the same boat pretty soon. Already have
the 1.5kfx and I'm going to have a k3 and a kat500. I'm hoping that that
there is a way to make them work together smoothly, much like the
k3/kpa500/kat500 do…
On Sun, Jun 22, 2014 at 6:43 AM, Peter Chamalian W1RM
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