for Kenwood input so I can remove the headset from my K3 and use it with
the K2 in portable SOTA operations. This mike works well with both rigs for
contesting since the K2 doesn't have have internal audio equalization like
the K3.
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Clifford Hynds wrote
> I get about 1V drop at full power CW on the
> K3 Display. Is this normal,
Sounds a little high to me. Mine drops from 14.6 to 14.1 under full power
CW.
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wayne burdick wrote
> Hi Jim,
>
> This is most likely related to opposite sideband suppression, not
> filter blow-by. Nominal factory calibration results in OSB suppression
> of around 55
nguish signal from noise and APF then greatly improves this
ability.
73, Bill W4ZV
P.S. It goes without saying to carefully peak the APF on signal! (10 Hz
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on the 76 (IMHO a really dumb idea by Alpha). KEY OUT on the K3 should go
to RELAY on the 76...just above the two fuses.
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KC6CNN wrote
> Both rca connectors.
> On May 21, 2013 9:42 PM, "Gerald Manthey" <
> kc6cnn@
> > wrote:
>
ot;
Weight: 1.25 lbs.
http://www.gammaresearch.net/hps-1a.html
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ame closest to this with
the TS-930S but lost their way with succeeding models (although the TS-590S
is a nice step in the right direction).
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think he said). Responding to problems is a hallmark of Elecraft and
something that you won't find from most manufacturers (e.g. has Kenwood yet
responded to the TX spike issue?)
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activating using the K2 in the recent QRPTTF event:
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my XG3 and indeed the 1uV setting is
noticeably weaker than on 15 and 20. I first redid RX alignment of L10 and
L11 on 15m and then C32 and C34 for 17m with no improvement. The S-meter
reads the same for all 3 XG3 levels but 1uV sounds weaker on 17. Anyone
have any ideas?
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I guess it's time for some ATU troubleshooting but other ideas are
appreciated.
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Bill W4ZV wrote
> During a SOTA activation Saturday I used 17m quite a bit as well as 15 and
> 20. Sensitivity on 17m seemed weaker than on adjacent bands and I thought
ATU INIT appears to have restored the sensitivity loss on affected bands.
Anyone have any ideas what might have caused this problem? Hopefully ATU
INIT didn't create other problems!
73, Bill
Bill W4ZV wrote
> Mike K8CN and I both came to the same conclusion overnight. Check the
no changes so I
believe you're correct...and ATU INIT restored the correct 50 ohm values.
The strange thing to me about the original problem was that the ATU tuned
antennas correctly for transmit yet there was RX sensitivity loss on some
bands. Oh well...
73, Bill
On 6/18/2013 9:21 AM, Bi
applications. LA3ZA has
a very nice summary of most K2 mods with links here:
http://www.qslnet.de/member/la3za/K2/modAny.html
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Rick Prather-2 wrote
> Your post makes me wish I didn't have to wait a year to get out and do it
> again!
You don't need to wait. Discover Summits On The Air (SOTA) and you can do
it any time you like!
http://www.sota.org.uk/
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in blocking dynamic range, and probably will continue to
for years to come. We're quite happy with our superhet architecture."
How refreshing that Elecraft has not been caught up in the direct sampling
SDR "technology for technology's sake" hype.
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but I searched and could not find it.
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members on the list below and you'll probably get answers there faster than
here.
https://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/N1MMLogger/info
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wayne burdick wrote
>
> With the KXFL3 module installed, the KX3 has IMDDR3 in the ~100 dB
> range at 2 kHz and blocking DR in the 140 dB range.
>
Any estimates for IMD/BDR in the basic rig (no KXFL3) ?
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David Yarnes wrote
>
> For a long
> time I've wished I could be a "fly on the wall" when they discuss this
> stuff!
>
http://www.mail-archive.com/elecraft@mailman.qth.net/msg99836.html
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I agree with Arie's comments below. Even if your filters were not factory
matched for identical offsets, you can simply set both to the average...e.g.
for -0.75 and -0.81 set both to -0.78. You would never notice a 30 Hz
difference in the total 2700 Hz BW of stock 5-pole filters.
73, Bill
< a
goldtr8 wrote
>
> Dear All,
>
> Since I am contemplating adding the sub-receiver I will need matched
> filters for diversity.
>
> Currently I have the 2.7 Khz 5 pole and since filters need to be matched
> I was thinking to go directly to the 2.8 8 pole filters.
>
For unmatched 2.7k SSB filt
ve3dvy wrote
>
> There was a YouTube video still linked on the Elecraft site that showed
> that it took 7 minutes Ha Habut its has sadly been removed by its
> owner.
>
It's still there:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lDfBJX3w504
Maybe Elecraft removed the link.
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2. DXing or contest S&Ping: 1.8k (when you DO have time for precise
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3. Contest running at high rates (>150 Qs/hr): 2.1k (when you DON'T have
time)
I recently swapped my 1.8k for a 2.1k because of #3 above:
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Hi Doug,
DOUGLAS ZWIEBEL wrote
>
> The roofing filters are used for reducing IMD.
>
I agree IMD reduction is not a big issue on SSB but blocking dynamic range
(BDR) is the primary reason I sometimes need a narrower filter. If you have
an S9+25 SSB signal CQing next to you (sometimes the cas
eep a mental list
of some folks who routinely try it and sometimes return the favor. ;-) It
often helps to point one antenna in my 3-stack toward someone who
"accidentally" lands on my run frequency, so they can hear me better. :-)
Fortunately this does not happen often on 10m (unlike
IZ2NYY wrote
>
> Hy to all, i made some research on the reflector and found some infos here
> and then, but nowhere i found i complete and unique procedure/tutorial
> about configuring the couple K3 and emu0204 (or 0202 or any other
> soundcard). I think it would be great, first of all for a novi
Lee Buller wrote
>
> I this weekend's NAQP SSB contest, I notice times when the K3 went to
> receive
> the audio volume was low...less signal...but then recovered after a few
> seconds
> or on the next transmission cycle.
>
> Is there something going on with the AGC? My K3 is very standard...
Tommy Alderman wrote
>
> Another option (for contest), in CONFIG, set AGC-S to a higher number.
> Setting mine to 75 during contest seemed to remove the recovery delay.
>
> Tom - W4BQF
>
AGC-S can only be set as high as 40, so you may be thinking of a different
rig (Orion?). AGC-S in the K3 r
John Harper AE5X wrote
>
> If I install the sub-rx, what is the penalty in terms of MDS due to the
> fact that both
> the main and sub rx will share the same antenna?
>
3 dB splitter loss when sharing the same antenna.
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Mike Harris wrote
>
> Thanks for that Doc
>
>> Here is what I do (this was originally a suggestion I received privately
>> from K6LL):
>
>> Front panel AGC = FAST
>> AGC DCY = SOFT
>> AGC HLD = 0.20
>
It doesn't matter where AGC HLD is set when using AGC-F. It only functions
with AGC-S per t
"In spite of the limited means available, Franco fixed the amplifier. He
found a transformer completely uprooted from its place due to the strong
turbolonces during his fly to Togo.
However in the evening Franco intend to be on air firstly on 30 and 40 m.
Stay tuned!
Here are some pictures."
htt
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sonally never buy another Yaesu
product for all the key click grief they have created.
I have not doubt that Wayne would be working on a fix within 13 minutes (NOT
13 YEARS) of hearing about similar problems in the K3...and I've had some
personal experience to back that claim!
73, Bill
KQ5S wrote
>
> I looked at this. The reason I want to use SKIMMER is to help locate
> where an OP is listening. By having my own SKIMMER I am able to see
> 599 or a call sign almost instantly and can click on the call or 599
> and QSY to where it OP is listening (a little RIT helps to move off
/
73, Bill
KQ5S wrote
>
> Thanks Bill. Seems like we have the same operating style. Is the
> second receiver necessary? Why not listen to the DX station on VFO B
> and follow the pile up on VFO A. I guess if you do it my way you will
> be able to see 12 khz above the DX
.
While on this topic, here's a marketing hint for folks selling K3s loaded
with whistles and bells. Deconfigure most of your options and sell them
separately. You'll address a much wider market and get higher prices than
if you attempt to force a more limited market to buy the
ltage but be careful when adjusting it!
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I thought this might be of possible interest to some. I believe it's free
and open to anyone.
73, Bill
6.002x (Circuits and Electronics) is an experimental on-line adaptation of
MIT’s first undergraduate analog design course: 6.002. This course will run,
free of charge, for students worldwide f
S&P operating, I had 81 QSOs in 24 countries,
including all continents except Asia (not heard due to poor conditions). Of
course stacked 6el Yagis deserve a little credit! :-)
Thank you Elecraft for a great QRP rig...even on SSB!
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AB3LS wrote
>
> I had some questions about this issue mailed to me.
>
> Here's my update.
>
> Elecraft sent me a replacement KPA100 and KPA I/O board, of which I
> replaced myself.
>
> The new amplifier an
Edward R. Cole wrote
>
> I obtained a brand-new calibrated 25H element for my Bird43 power
> meter, today. I checked power out on my K3/10 set to 12.0w.
> 80m = 11w
> 40m = 11w
> 20m = 11.5w
> 15m = 11.5w
> 10m = 11.5w
> all measurements into a Bird 25w coaxial termination
>
Bird accuracy is
ge, etc) the engineering and support
for the LP-100A is first rate (e.g. providing a customer upgrade path from
the original LP-100 to the LP-100A).
http://www.telepostinc.com/
I have no connection with Larry other than being a very satisfied customer
with several of his products.
73, Bill
al hundred QSOs with North America even in summer QRN (June/July)."
Stay away from it until you can get decent ladder line!
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weak DX on 160 that I hear with my ears (like VU2BGS last night who runs
140W to a 10 meter high vertical!).
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SNR, I toggle out of diversity (SUB button on the K3).
I know this is not the question you asked but just FWIW.
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emely high-Q (i.e. like a crystal filter) I
don't see how it can help a rig like the K3 with a CW roofing filter. Most
tuners' bandwidths are in the order of hundreds of kHz...not hundreds of Hz.
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> Perhaps the top and bottom could be extended too, at least in front,
creating a box around the controls for protection.
The K2's are available for: $45
The K3's are available for: $50
(plus shipping)
See photo about 3/4 down this page:
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Gary Hinson wrote:
>
> ... While you're at it, the VFO "Lock" function doesn't block QSYs using
> the
> band button, or sent from the logging program, or using the XIT, and
> perhaps
> other ways too. It would be nice if it actually locked the VFO frequency,
> please Wayne. This *may* account f
If you simply want to restore default CONFIG menu settings without doing a
full recalibration, tap DISP (to the upper left of the LCD) while in each
CONFIG menu, and you'll see the default setting appear momentarily in the
VFO B display.
If it were me I would do EE INIT and a complete recalibratio
VK5ABQ wrote:
>
> 1. The LCL300PS12 can provide 25A and has an adjustable output range of
> 11.0 to 13.0V. Is this suitable for the K3/100? XP Power’s 12.5 to 14.5V
> model isn’t available here.
>
If you operate SSB at full power, I'd recommend at least 13.8V and
preferably higher. The K3 is s
ft pin of U1 (which is near the top of the Main KIO3 board)
as you're looking from the front of the rig (not facing the front as the
above note implies).
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aandrei wrote:
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> I tested, as far as I could use my ears, but it is difficult to be sure (
> especially being in Londodn, UK, and having S5-S9 noise on all usable
> bands), I was hoping someone has tried a similar thing, or someone at
> Elecraft can explain what is happening in such a situation
WHam727 wrote:
>
>>From www.elecraft.com : "1.5-1400 MHz; 1.5-200 MHz calibrated output
level. 12 frequency memories, computer controllable, -107, -73, -33 and 0
dBm output levels
>
In case anyone besides me wondered why the -33 dBm level was added, there's
an advanced RF gain calibration in th
K7WIA wrote:
>
> checked the archives and i don't see if the XG3 is in stock or is there a
> wait period.
> not listed yet on the shipping status on the main web site..
>
Ordered April 13th and shipped April 15th...patience.
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G. Beat wrote:
>
> OK, your solder station is a new OEM model from Circuit Specialists, that
> has been recently introduced.
>
> It is a micro-processor controlled station (temperature controlled) .. at
> an attractive price.
>
> Does it use the same soldering tips as the Hakko 907 pencil ??
Edward R. Cole wrote:
>
> I ordered last Wednesday and curious if any have had there unit
> delivered, yet? Does Elecraft send out tracking information with
> shipments? I have order confirmation, but nothing further. Guess
> I'm eager to get it!
>
Ordered Wednesday, shipped via USPS Prio
Dick wrote:
>
> Considering adding CW-K to the mix. Any issues in implementation? I have
> the K3 connected to the PC via the KUSB and that is working OK. Looks
> like I need only to provide a stereo cable for the audio channel to the
> PC. Am I missing anything?
>
K3 > KXV3A > IF OUT > LP-P
Not a solution Greg but I doubt you need a firmware update. Mine came with
1.04 installed which is the latest on the website.
ftp://ftp.elecraft.com/XG3/firmware/
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aandrei wrote:
>
> I think there might be a minor bug in the K3 firmware when switching
> antennas in Diversity mode.
>
> Context:
>
> Have 2 antennas, connected to Main and Aux, that even on the same
> frequency give you signals which are different enough that you can tell
> the difference.
>
Jorge Diez - CX6VM-2 wrote:
>
> it´s possible to use a BNC switch to connect the RX antennas to the RX ANT
> IN and the AUX connectors in the K3? Or is better to use a BNC splitter.
>
> I want to use it to switch between RX antenna and diversity mode (AUX).
>
> Will be any loose of reception w
Gary Gregory-2 wrote:
>
> Certainly there are ways to use the K3 with a simple connection to a PC
> but
> when you are operating in a remote are or DXpedition environment the
> ability
> to TX/RX SSTV would be an added bonus.
>
How many expeditions do you know of doing SSTV? :-) You're askin
USA (I believe NCDXF beacons have special permission from the FCC).
73, Bill W4ZV
§97.203 Beacon station. -
(a) Any amateur station licensed to a holder of a Technician, Technician
Plus, General, Advanced or Amateur Extra Class operator license may be a
beacon. A holder of a Technician, Tec
, the mod is probably unnecessary. I
nearly always use headphones so it's not an issue.
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Robert 'RC' Conley wrote:
>
> Tue night severe T'storms came through the Monroe, LA area. I lost my
> computer the the Comcast link. After that is when the ERR IO3 made itself
> known. I'm surmising I receive a spike through the RS232 cable. Is this
> possible? My antenna were disconnected along
k6dgw wrote:
>
> Is there a downloadable table of K3 menu options and sub-options,
> updated for each FW release?
>
See pages 52-63 of the current manual.
http://www.elecraft.com/manual/K3%20Owner%27s%20man%20D9sm.pdf
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Paul Saffren N6HZ wrote:
>
> The XG3 has 1 Hz resolution over it's fundamental range of 1.5 to 200 MHz.
> The calibration should be done at 10 MHz as this is the frequency of the
> internal crystal. The values entered for the calibration values do not
> necessarily produce a linear increase o
N9TZL wrote:
>
> I am considering the purchase of a K3 for the purpose of 6M, VHF, UHF and
> eventually Microwave contesting. Obviously this will result in using
> transverters with all the associated cabling to achieve this.
>
Look at W3ZZ's column "The World Above 50 MHz" in June QST (pages
John Ragle wrote:
>
> The W3ZZ article was a hold-over from the April issue! See paragraph on
> p. 96! Someone has an outstanding sense of humor.
>
That's funny because my copy reads:
"No, it's not April. That was 2 months ago. And this column is not a joke.
Everything mentioned here is pe
KK7P wrote:
>
> In the end, NR is a filter, and like any filter it will affect what is
> being passed through it. The weaker the signal, the more it appears
> like noise and the harder it is to separate the two.
>
This is why some of us use a relatively wide DSP filter (4-500 Hz) when
listen
Jeff Cochrane - VK4BOF wrote:
>
> most of the people have upgraded to LCD's
>
Fortunately the higher power consumption (2-3X) of plasmas versus LCD/LEDs
is causing plasmas to gradually vanish. I contacted several neighbors to
alert them of the plasma RFI issue and every one had already decided
On July 22 Lyle accidentally posted this to the list:
http://www.mail-archive.com/elecraft@mailman.qth.net/msg99836.html
So nobody who reads this list regularly should be surprised by the KX3. We
don't know when actual shipments will begin but kudos to Elecraft for a 10
month turnaround from con
Merv Schweigert wrote:
>
> And another subject, no one has commented on the thread that
> was going on about improving the DSP NR etc for the K3, and
> the fact that the KX3 will have a much improved DSP and newer
> better chip??
>
You may be reading too much into Lyle's actual words:
"The
g. All paddles are mechanical and most use
single lever (non-iambic). Barry W2UP on this list was previously a
competitor in 2007 and 2009.
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alsopb wrote:
>
> Without carefully reading the manual, I though LINK meant they were both
> linked. That is, changing either one would be reflected in the other
> VFO. I'd like to see this capability (leaving the present link function
> there as well)
>
The way to think about it is VFO B is
g3ymc wrote:
>
> Sporadic E does not really affect 20m.
>
N6BV makes a good case that Es on 10m-20m was a factor in the extremely high
number of EU QSOs (ITU Zone 28/29) experienced by the competitors near
Moscow at the WRTC in 2010. He does this by comparing VOACAP predictions
using F2 only v
Bruce Beford-2 wrote:
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> Re: separate lists (again). It is not "obvious" to me at all. As one of
> thousands of people who own more than one Elecraft product, I prefer this
> list remain in it's current format. There are other single rig lists out
> there, and programs like Mailwasher to help on
Bruce Beford-2 wrote:
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> Wayne, I know you don't have anything to do but answer questions... ;-)
>
> I didn't get a chance to ask this last night during the KX3 webcast:
>
> What will be the usable bandwidth of the RX IQ output? Since the dual
> watch
> capability is described as +/- 10 KHz, I
g4zfe wrote:
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> I have LP-PAN working with Skimmer in Softrock-IF mode but the 24 kHz
> bandwidth limitation is frustrating.
>
Rich this isn't an answer to your question but just an observation FWIW. I
bought LP-PAN immediately after it came out (beta #0008 I think). I got it
working with H
Jim Dunstan-2 wrote:
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> My interpretation is that the "narrow roofing filter option" is variable
> with 500, 1500, 2700, and 3800 hz steps that follow the DSP filter as it's
> bandwidth is changed.
>
These filters are ahead of the DSP at baseband. They protect the ADC from
overload and shou
Linda and Bob-2 wrote:
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> Has anyone used the Par ENDFEDZ dipole antennas for QRP in the field or at
> home for fixed operation?
>
I've used them for >6 years and they work very well. They're end-fed (hence
the name ENDFEDZ) half wave dipoles so they can be oriented either
vertically or hor
http://www.elecraft.com/order_form_parts.htm#K2%20Parts
Sorry but I don't know the difference between 1.08 and 1.08B.
Please contact me off-list if interested.
73, Bill W4ZV
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Sold.
Bill W4ZV wrote:
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> Latest 1.08 firmware, both amplitude and frequency calibrated, in perfect
> physical and electrical condition, will ship insured via UPS or Priority
> Mail to any US Zip Code (International contact me). Current list price
> $749.95 plus shipping...a
All is spoken for.
73, Bill
Bill W4ZV wrote:
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> I'm clearing my shack of unused items including my backup K3 (in
> anticipation of eventuallly adding a KX3 plus amp as my backup/portable
> unit). This K3 has barely been used but I've kept it up-to-date with all
>
george fritkin wrote:
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> What a reflector. Sounds like a bunch of rationale to justify paying so
> much for the KPA500. In my not to humble shack I have 18 transceivers in
> active positions each with an amp. Some with "El Cheapo and some with "El
> Expensiveo" [HI] amplifiers. Did someone s
Try 27 microwatts at a distance of 546.8
miles on 80 meters. ;-)
http://www.eham.net/articles/10078
When lightning season is over (next fall), I'll hook up my XG3 to my 3-stack
on 10 meters (22 dBi gain) and see if you can hear me in W6 land.
73, Bill W4ZV
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wayne burdick wrote:
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> This should *never* happen. If you email k3support you'll get
> replacements immediately.
>
...just to define "immediately". Ordered a set of knobs on Monday morning
and they were in my mailbox today (Wednesday morning). Kudos to Elecraft
and the US Postal Service's
ivalent to about 200 mW to a vertical and I've worked Europeans in
contests on 10m running those levels during the last cycle peak.
73, Bill W4ZV
http://www.ofcom.org.uk/static/archive/ra/topics/interference/documents/rsgb.pdf
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hb9ari wrote:
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> As these knobs are hard to find in EU (may be impossible...?), i will
> send a note to Elecraft.
> I will wait to add an order to this request...
>
Grüße Ari,
Elecraft will send these knobs at their expense...not yours! It's nice that
you offer to combine orders but it's n
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