According to the A123 data sheet, their LiFePO4 batteries charging lifetime
counted a charge cycle as 100% of capacity, whether you recharged them 25%
four times or 100% once. I can't speak for NiMH.
73 Eric WD6DBM
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I had a pair of huge lead acid AGM batteries die on me after a bit over
six years of very light use in a solar panel and battery system.
Consulting the factory, they stressed that the batteries were getting
cycled each day that the Sun came out and the charger started charging
the batteries. I
"This is good data for those running sound card modes such as FT8."
If you do FT8 right you only need a TX bandwidth of 500 Hz (low 1,500 high
2000). Any more than that is only needed for those who insist on not using
split and more than a few of those are over-modulating and filling the
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Lots of excellent advice in this post.
73, Jim K9YC
On 12/28/2018 8:41 AM, Bob McGraw K4TAX wrote:
Something I learned from one of our "tech reps" regarding rechargeable
batteries and charge cycles.
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The big secret is to buy "pre-charged" NiMH batteries.
Normal NiMH batteries will self-discharge in a fairly short period.
Low-self-discharge batteries will hold a charge for a long time, and can
be sold as "pre-charged" so the consumer can buy the rechargeable
batteries they want and not
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This is good data for those running sound card modes such as FT8.
Thanks - Bill AE6JV
On 12/25/18 at 1:21 PM, rmcg...@blomand.net (Bob McGraw K4TAX) wrote:
Just made a quick sweep of my K3S in DATA A mode, no EQ, No SP,
and find that it will pass 70 Hz with little to no attenuation.
On the
I think Bob is mainly referring to NiMH batteries. I am not sure about
the partial discharges, and whether each one counts as a whole cycle.
That is certainly NOT true of lead-acid and Li-Ion batteries, which will
survive many more partial discharges than deep ones. Li-Ion batteries
should not
Something I learned from one of our "tech reps" regarding rechargeable
batteries and charge cycles. I have successfully applied his advice
for a multitude of and different types of my rechargeable batteries.
If you use a battery and then recharge it, that is one charge cycle.
Likewise if
Hi,
Just a follow-up.
Put in a new set of NiMh cells and all seems OK. Use of NiMh seems to be a
discussion issue, but over here in Denmark we have a limited range at
reasonable prices. We don't have all the brands and types as in USA.
At least it is working. Thanks to all for their input.
Eneloop Pro (labeled Eneloop XX for a bit) are rated for 500 charge cycles.
Regular Eneloop batteries are rated for 2100 charge cycles but have lower
capacity. Choose the one you prefer. I like the higher capacity batteries.
The Wikipedia page on Eneloop has a chart that clears this up to some
Eric,
The KPA500 (like all other Elecraft transceivers and amplifiers) uses
all electronic T-R switching which is very fast and there is no
"hot-switching"
The K2 Keyout to start of RF is fixed at about 12 ms. The QSK Delay
adjust the trailing hold time for the Keyout after keyup, not the
I will be using my beloved K2 with my KPA500 this year for SKN. Many years
ago I put in an amp key line I think from the 160m board. In perusing the
K2 manual, I see the QSK delay is adjustable. What is a safe setting to
avoid hot keying?
Thanks and 73
Eric WD6DBM
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