the set threshold. The
> blanking width can be modified by changing a capacitor if a different width
> is needed for a particular noise situation. Beyond that, the addition of
> the KDSP2 adds the intellegence and levels of control to deal with other
> types of noise.
>
> 7
is one of the
> things we tried to avoid in the K2 :)
>
> Still, this is definitely on the wish-list. When we do get to it, we'll
> be looking for testers who have all sorts of horrible noise to throw at
> it.
>
> 73,
> Wayne
> N6KR
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gt; to find the source of the noise which is pretty easy to do usually and with
> the help of the FCC things change.
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e impedance conversion degrade as the balun is used away from it's
designed impedance. If I recall the BL1 was designed for a 200 ohm load. Will
it still do a 4:1 conversion if the load is 1000 or 2000 ohms?
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er levels since there is less power to
produce heat. If a balun is converting 10% of energy into heat, then more
heat is produced with 100 watts than 5 watts, but the loss is still the same
10%. Am I wrong?
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uld the 4:1
transformation ratio still hold true? What would the efficiency of the balun
be? Would 100 watts from a K2/100 cause saturation of the balun core?
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ome frequencies. Do I understand this correctly?
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Perhaps I am way behind the times, but I still think that a link coupled
balanced tuner is the proper way to feed a balanced antenna, whether center
fed or end fed. Modern L or T antenna tuners with a balun on the output may
be easier and cheaper to build, but just don't seem to be de
.
>From what I can see in the manuals and from searching the email archive, it
would seem that only P3 and P6 on the RF board are needed. Am I correct or
have I missed something else?
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My last K2 had the standard tilt stand, and I found it okay, but perhaps a bit
too high. I will be ordering a new K2 in the next few days and wonder if I
should also order the 1.5 inch tilt stand.
Anybody using the 1.5 inch tilt stand on a K2? What do you think of it?
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component that is right on it's value vs. one
that is near the upper or lower tolerance, or visa versa?
73,
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like Q-Dope. Comments?
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the process the better.
On August 28, 2005 04:25 pm, Darrell Bellerive wrote:
> I'm about to build my second K2. Stupid me, sold the first one. But then
> again I really like building.
>
> Being a perfectionist to the nth degree and an optimization freak, I am
> wondering a
7;t bother with Q-Dope or any other method of attaching the windings to
the cores as friction is sufficient even in mobile applications.
On August 28, 2005 04:31 pm, Darrell Bellerive wrote:
> As I build my second K2, I want to try to measure the inductance of the
> toroids with my MFJ-259
capacitance of the toroid? Or is this much more complex than I would have
expected?
On August 29, 2005 10:40 am, Darrell Bellerive wrote:
> I have learned a few things:
>
> 1) Adjusting the spacing of the winding on the toroids does not change the
> inductance, just the distributed capaci
one test generator to adjust or align the K2? Would this generator allow
for better alignment as spectrogram does for IF filter alignment?
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n the feeder is tied
together for 160 metres? Will I need to disconnect one of the RF chokes?
Comments, opinions, ideas?
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will be shipped from
Canada and import taxes and fees may be charged by US Customs. The
customs declaration will have the value of the kit less postage costs.
Please email me direct if interested.
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import taxes and fees may be charged by US Customs. The
customs declaration will state the actual sale price of the kit less
postage costs.
Please email me direct if interested.
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Sold pending funds.
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On 12-09-23 08:40 PM, Darrell Bellerive wrote:
> For Sale: Unbuilt Elecraft EC2 Enclosure. Rev. C, November 7, 2002 $45
> including postage.
>
> I can email photos if required.
>
> $45 US including shipping via the postal system to Canada o
Sold
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> On 12-09-23 08:40 PM, Darrell Bellerive wrote:
>> For Sale: Unbuilt Elecraft EC2 Enclosure. Rev. C, November 7, 2002 $45
>> including postage.
>>
>> 73,
>> Darrell
>> VA7TO
>>
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will be shipped from
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customs declaration will have the value of the kit less postage costs.
Please email me direct if interested.
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, and shipping
delays in customs may occur.
PayPal is preferred, but I will take money orders.
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On 11-12-30 01:48 PM, Darrell Bellerive wrote:
> For Sale: Unbuilt Elecraft K2 Option Kits:
> KAT2 Automatic Antenna Tuner. Revision D, March 22, 2001. $100
> KIO2 Aux I/O Module. Revision B, July 16, 2001. $60
> KBT2 Internal Ba
able
Spare set of thermal pads for the QRP final transistors.
Allen Keys for the knobs
Green alignment tool
Counter probe and voltmeter probe
All manuals
A Kenwood MC-43S microphone which works very well with the K2.
Details and photos on my website at http://va7to.ca
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Price lowered to $975 including shipping to Canadian Provinces and
Continental US. See my website for details http://va7to.ca
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On 12-12-01 01:02 PM, Darrell Bellerive wrote:
For Sale: Elecraft K2 (rev B) with integrated KPA100 100 watt amplifier
and the
Price reduced to $70 including shipping to the Canadian Provinces or
Continental US. See my website for details http://va7to.ca
73, Darrell VA7TO
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On 12-11-04 05:17 PM, Darrell Bellerive wrote:
For sale a complete unbuilt kit of the EA3BLQ (sk) Digital interface for
the K2
The K2/100 is sold.
Darrell Bellerive
On 12-12-04 09:32 PM, Darrell Bellerive wrote:
Price lowered to $975 including shipping to Canadian Provinces and
Continental US. See my website for details http://va7to.ca
73, Darrell VA7TO
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On 12-12-01 01:02 PM, Darrell Bellerive
keep them small and lightweight
> and I guess fans are cheap and light but I sure do hate the racket they
> make!
>
> Steve
> N4LQ
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ave used the alinco dm-330v (think that number is correct). Has a small
> fan at the rear, but in normal use you just cannot hear it over normal room
> noise.
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der whether Elecraft would consider this with
> the next K2 MCU upgrade?
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comes back to
> life. I checked the jumpers for my mic configuration and they are
> correct. I'm using a Kenwood MC-60 mic with an internal preamp.
> However, I don't use the preamp but, I have the jumper installed for
> it. Any ideas?
>
> Thanks,
> Gary, N7HTS
>
> If a ham were to sit down in front of all the top rigs, blind folded and
> not allowed to touch them, would he or she be able to pick out the one
> with the best receiver by just using his or her ears?
> ... is there really a difference in the lab numbers as close as they are
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On Friday 21 March 2008 16:58, Bill W5WVO wrote:
> All good reasons. My #1 reason, though, is that I've never used a VOX that
> didn't suck.
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table cassette recorders of the day. My boss
at that time had one of those and I really liked it. See the picture at
http://www.rigpix.com/kenwood/tr2200.htm
73,
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positive contact with the
> grounding lead.
> I can't find the StarTech mat on the Radio Shack web site any more, but
> this is the link to the product on the StarTech web site:
> http://www.startech.com/Product/ItemDetail.aspx?productid=M3013
> I hope this helps someone.
> Bill
s it very
> clear, and cites source legislation, that duty and VAT are based on the
> bottom line price, including shipping and insurance.
>
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On Friday 11 April 2008 00:31, David Woolley (E.L) wrote:
> Darrell Bellerive wrote:
> > I can't address this for the EU, but when importing into Canada, the
> > Government only charges taxes on the value of the goods, not the shipping
> > and handling.
>
> How d
ing on the KPA800 and KPA1500 would like
to see some progress there too.
That should get the K3 whiners going. :=)
73,
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f K3 development, Wayne and the rest of
> > the
> > Elecraft R&D team should take a break from the K3 and go back to K2
> > development. And I'm sure those waiting on the KPA800 and KPA1500 would
> > like
> > to see some progress there too.
> >
> > That
and KRC2ACC code to the
> Elecraft web page.
>
> See http://www.elecraft.com/K2_Manual_Download_Page.htm#krc2
>
> 73,
> Eric
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> on the web page in the next couple of days.
>
> 73, Eric
>
> Darrell Bellerive wrote:
> > How does one download the firmware to the KRC2 if one does not use
> > Windows as an operating system?
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> Eric and Wayne could probably afford to be a bit less
> humble about the advantages of their tuners vs. the
> other guys. Indeed, it's been suggested, more than
> once, to make a version of the Elecraft KAT100 tuner
> suitable for use by non-Elecrafters.
>
> Whoever THEY ar
them remotely. A Elecraft remote tuner would be just plain wonderful!
> Darrell
> VA7TO
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I would like to mount a BL1 in a weatherproof enclosure in a permanent
location near the feedpoint of my antenna.
What type of case would be recommended? Should metal be used for shielding or
does it interfere with the balun? What material and size is best?
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ing in the birdy game.
> 73,
> Geoff.
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the road. Good notes will also rescue
you from the fire of "something went wrong."
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73, phil, K7PEH
On Nov 20, 2015, at 9:10 AM, Phil Wheeler wrote:
"I have found I like simplicity!": In this hobby, these days -- and
on this email list? Surely you jest, Darrell ;-)
73, Phil W7OX
On 11/20/15 8:50 AM, Darrell Bellerive VE7IU wrote:
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