The 4-pin XLR can be obtained from cheapham.com.
On 7/2/2010 5:25 PM, Joe Subich, W4TV wrote:
But what I'm trying to find online is a place that gives the pinout
for Heil's 4-pin XLR mic's...
Try: http://homepage.ntlworld.com/rg4wpw/date.html
I'm also trying to find a local
I completely agree with you on the TS-830 and TS-850 - both excellent
rigs and nothing Kenwood has done since comes close. I kind of liked
the TS-480 but eventually sold it. I would think the TS-590 might be
pretty good. It will be interesting though to see what the price comes
out as.
Its worth noting that a huge secondary market for ink cartridges has
developed over the years. I but my cartridges off eBay for about $8 a
pop. Some people (especially the printer manufacturers) claim these are
inferior and may damage your printer. This is the casting of F.U.D.
(Fear,
Hi Folks,
I'm very leisurely building K2 6798. I've reached page 48 where I am
performing Setting the AGC Threshold. I have a confusing situation.
Pin 5 of U2 reads 7.85 volts and this value does not change when R1 is
adjusted. I don't see any incorrectly placed components. All solder
These look really good and you can't beat the price. No we just need
stereo amplifier so we can drive them from the line level output.
73, Doug -- K0DXV
ac...@aol.com wrote:
Here's the Best Buy webpage for these speakers:
I use a set of small Pyle speakers that I bought from buy.com for around
$29 the pair. They sound great and have very good power handling for
their size. Model PCB4BK. I also have the Radio Shack speaker
mentioned by others as well as some Minimus 0.5 Radio Shack speakers
that sound great
Wouldn't it be a lot simpler to just turn automatic updates off when
your not in a good location?
Doug -- K0DXV
rfenab...@gmail.com wrote:
Ok, the reason for me not wanting the .NET software is as follows:
1. The program will run off line for a limited time and then want to go to
Microsoft
Dick,
This is a common problem with applications accessing serial ports. It is
very driver dependent.
Doug -- K0DXV
(Senior Programmer -IBM)
Dick Dievendorff wrote:
I'll look into this. My intent us to Close the serial port in all exit
paths. But Close calls driver-specific routines. Is this
I'm trying to get my K3 running on PSK31. Everything seems fine so
far. I'm using line in/line out into mic and headphone on my laptop.
Copy is very good. Transmit drive is touchy and I'm wondering if anyone
has any tips on setting the correct amount of audio drive. My power is
set to 20
Very cool. After a few CQs VK2VFV returned my call. This is the first
time I've tried PSK31 with the K3 and the first time in maybe 5 years
I've been on PSK31. After getting some good guidance, the K3 is
actually very easy to hookup and use on digital modes. Considering the
poor band
Where would I find the details for the mods that are required for the
new firmware? Also, what is the source of the LCD panel back lighting?
I hope the answer is LEDs. I like to just let the K3 stay on all day
and I'm hoping I'm not running down the back lighting bulbs. If they're
LEDs then
Just finished my KX1. Unfortunately, it won't produce any output on
transmit. Receive is excellent. Toroids are solid. Board was carefully
inspected with good magnifier. All solder joints are solid and clean.
I get the following voltages in tun mode:
Q6: B=0v C=12.67v E=0v
Q5: C=12.67v
I've been operating left-handed with dots on the fore-finger since the
early 60's when my dad built a tube based Heathkit keyer. I can
comfortably send 25 WPM without even thinking about what my fingers are
doing. I'm sure there's a point to encouraging newbies to learn the
right way. But in
Eric,
Beautiful. Everything I could ever want. Sign me up. I can't wait.
Doug -- K0DXV
Eric Swartz -WA6HHQ, Elecraft wrote:
Here's a larger shot of the P3 and K3 we took in the room tonight. (You
may need to resize it in your browser.)
http://www.elecraft.com/K3/pics/P3%20w%20K3%20a.JPG
On page 49 of the K3 Owners there is a procedure for calibrating the
K3's watt meter. The 6th step reads Hold TUNE; adjust menu parameter
for a reading of 5.0 on the external watt meter.
My question is adjust WHAT to adjust the menu parameter. Certainly not
the main tuning like how every
Wayne,
I would vote for an included internal speaker since this would add
minimal cost and make available an optional power supply.
Doug -- K0DXV
Gordan Hribar wrote:
From: wayne burdick [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: April 28, 2007 11:25:51 AM PDT
To: Elecraft Reflector elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Who sells the Acom 1010? Can't find any dealers with a google search.
Sure looks nice.
Doug -- K0DXV
Rick Tavan N6XI wrote:
Dunno about the 1010 but the ACOM 1000 works beautifully with my K3 on full
QSK. I think but am not sure that the 1010 is just a recent update of the
1000. At any
Not sure I agree. I can send 25 WPM with a decent straight key and
30-35 with a good iambic paddle. However, I can only comfortably copy
15 WPM. I have a lot of trouble with stations that just need to send at
20 WPM. I just can't quite manage that speed.
Doug -- K0DXV
k8dd. wrote:
dw
I sure can relate to that. I can send wonderful code at 25 WPM but
simply cannot copy anywhere near that.
I'm trying a new technique. I'm going to copy received code by typing
it on my computer. I can type an easy 60-70 WPM so I'm hoping that by
putting down the pencil and banging on the
could
get that on the KX-1, but I think I will build a MFJ Cub to cover that band.
At any rate, you will have fun building and operating the rig no matter
which way you go. Good luck and enjoy your recovery!
73,
John, WA6L
Doug Person wrote:
While I hang around the recovering from
While I hang around the recovering from my back surgery and a nasty case
of pneumonia, I've run out of projects that require melting solder.
This of course means its time to order another kit. After spending
hours (I have lots of time) researching kits, I, naturally, arrived back
at
I have an old AEA loop in my garage attic. It functions very
effectively. The bandwidth on 20 is no more than 10Khz or less. But
signal reports and reception are only slightly lower than my full-size
dipoles. When you get the feel for using it you can retune in seconds
using just your ear
Just for fun once, I decided to make the smallest possible antenna and
see if I could make any contacts. I wound about 30 week of #12 solid
insulated wire around a 3/4 PVC pipe. Parallel to it and electrically
in series, I created a tunable tubular capacitor using copper pipe and a
threaded
I use an SM-8 which is similar. I get wonderful audio reports and I'm
very pleased with its operation. I'm sure the SM-20 will work well.
Doug -- K0DXV
Michael M. Raskin wrote:
Anyone using the K3 and the ICOM SM-20 mic? What desk mic is good to use
with the K3? Anyone try different
All I can say is: WOW.
Doug -- K0DXV
Augie Hansen wrote:
Stan Jacox wrote:
...
I found a small plumbing shop open late and bought 4 meters of 1/2in copper
tubing and made a loop this evening. I had no high voltage capacitors so cut
various lengths of RG-58A to use as coax caps and
Standard 15 LCD monitors with a resolution of 1024 x 768 are available
on eBay for next to nothing ( less than $50 shipped). Your next best
choice would be a modern 15.6 monitor with a resolution of 1366 x
768. My local Walmart carries a decent one for only $98. Consumer
tastes are leaning
I'm happy to report that K3/100 #3294 is running superbly. This is my
second K3 - the first was #77. The 756Pro3 is now back it its box and
in the storage room. I must say, though, that the spectrum display on
the pro is excellent. I feel sort of blinded without it. Being able to
actually
Yes, of course. And verified the dummy load was working correctly with
an MFJ 259.
N5GE wrote:
Doug Person wrote:
Hi Folks,
Installing the KPA3 and KAT3 is pretty straight forward. That's why
I don't understand what's wrong. Looks like ANT1 and ANT2 are both
open. I can see
I removed the KAT3 and reinstalled the KANT3. SWR now normal.
Doug -- K0DXV
At 22:59 07/27/2009, you wrote:
Hi Folks,
Installing the KPA3 and KAT3 is pretty straight forward. That's why I
don't understand what's wrong. Looks like ANT1 and ANT2 are both open.
I can see the leads
Hi Folks,
Installing the KPA3 and KAT3 is pretty straight forward. That's why I
don't understand what's wrong. Looks like ANT1 and ANT2 are both open.
I can see the leads physically connected in the right order to the
KAT3. The KAT3 is enabled in the menu, as is the KPA3. But when I
I've built a K1, a KX1, 2 K2's and 2 K3's. Between each build was a
period of interest in other rigs. I just now finished my second K3. I
always come back. There's something about an Elecraft rig on the desk
that provides a kind of satisfaction that somehow can't be easily
defined nor
I can relate to that. A few weeks ago I had a complicated spinal
procedure performed. Recovery is a slow process and the outcome will
not be clear for a few more weeks. Last weekend the proper solution to
my post-operative doldrums solidified in my head and I quickly ordered a
K3 kit along
I think having all these features can only be economically implemented
with an external computer.
For me, I only wish for a real panoramic display in color with
adjustable bandwidth. Having the ability to see the band offers such
a significant advantage that I feel quite blind without it.
Wow. She's really amazing.
On your point Grant, to each, his/her own approach... What ever makes
you happy and most efficient. Being a professional computer programmer,
I see as art good code that can accurately decode the broad variety of
fists - be they electronically computer generated
I was looking for the specs for the KAT3 tuner option for the K3. Just
wondering what the tuning range is and if it will fully replace the LDG
AT-200 I'm currently using. After years of coax fed dipoles I finally
got around to experimenting with open wire fed dipoles. I'm quite
impressed
I was wondering if anyone has used the K3 with the Ameritron ALS-600.
Any issues, gotchas, etc?
Doug -- K0DXV
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Thanks for the input Ron. The open-wire fed antenna has really captured
my interest. I have not had any luck get the 90' antenna to load on
80/75 meters. My balun us switchable between 1:1 and 1:4. I just
switched it to 1:1 after reading about baluns on the DX Engineering
website. Perhaps
Monty,
Actually, I have a new one. And I have an MFJ-994B auto-tuner in front
of it. My current main rig is an Icom IC756Pro3 - which I love. I had
an early K3 and when the economy tanked I had to sell it. Now that I'm
back on a more even footing I decided I can't live without another K3.
Current price of the Icom IC756ProIII is 2699.00. And what's wrong with
discussing price/performance comparisons of the K3 VS: other mainstream
and popular rigs? Sure beats the constant debate on Elecraft's ability
to meet shipping schedules.
Doug -- K0DXV
Dave G. wrote:
First let me
Four times?? A K2 with enough options to make it comparable to an
IC-756ProIII is $1861.00. The current best price on the IC-756ProIII is
2695.00 - that's not even twice, its only 30% more. Considering the the
time invested in building one - the K2 is not even close to an
economical radio.
I am open to offers for K3/100 #77 with KAT3 and KFL3A-500 filter. The
K3 is flawless - everything works perfectly - no marks - like new.
Latest firmware updates. I can provide photos to those interested.
I am facing considerable medical expenses in the very near future.
Doug -- K0DXV
The cool part is that I can plug my $8 computer headset into the K3,
switch to VOX and sit back in my chair and not touch a thing. My
contacts have stated that my cheap headset does not have quite the sound
quality of my Heil #5, but that it sure is decent enough for a rag chew.
I agree. The
Eric,
Your Cessna looks pretty new. Can you share some details on its vintage
and options? Fellow Cessna lovers would like to know these details...
73, Doug -- K0DXV
Eric Swartz - WA6HHQ, Elecraft wrote:
The in-flight photo was taken by a pilot friend and professional
photographer, Dan
Does nayone recall a company that makes keyyer paddle kits? I recall a
flurry of comments on various paddles and one that I looked over was
actually a kit for a very reasonable price. I can't seem to turn it up
on a google search.
tnx, Doug -- K0DXV
How can you beat that price? ($69) and you get to *build* it!!
tnx 73, Doug -- K0DXV
Jim Wilson wrote:
Try www.w5jh.net http://www.w5jh.net/ Jerry makes a nice paddle kit
called the Black Widow . An interesting and inexpensive design.
jim, wtmhl
At 05:36 PM 1/24/2008, you wrote:
Does
Thanks for everyone's comments. The Black Widow seems like a great deal
so I ordered one. I have collection of keys none of which I'm very
happy with. Most are on ebay right now and not getting much attention.
I hope to end up with a nice, light compact key with good action and
heavy one
Regarding the amps, I gave up, at least temporarily, and bought an
Ameritron ALS-600. I expect to sell it on ebay when the Elecraft amps
are released. Not pushing or trying to start another firestorm, but
sure would love to hear what the status is on them.
Doug -- K0DXV
David J Windisch
My sentiments as well. Your choices are clear. Be patient or find
something else to obsess over.
Doug -- K0DXV
Nick Henwood wrote:
Dear critics,believers,pious preachers,flag wavers etc. Sure there are others like me who have a view but are now bored to death with this reflector. Please give
I've been clearing the store room of the decades of accumulated
radio-related items. I've done well on eBay. And now its time to
replace a few critical items.
I'm wondering what you guys think is about the best power supply for the
money for my K3/100. Right now I'm thinking the Alinco
Phil,
The R8 has been discontinued for some time so I assume you have a line
on a used one. There has been some issues with getting parts for the
older Cushcraft verticals. I've had most of the so-called no-radial
verticals and the Cushcraft is more or less the middle of the pack. I
found
Phil and all,
Sorry, I was thinking of the R7 - the R8 is still in production.
73, Doug -- K0DXV
Phil Kane wrote:
I am contemplating replacing my BW Wideband Folded Dipole with
a Cushcraft R8, the successor to the R7, as my main HF
antenna. The BW is best described as a resistor with
The Astron power supply has been spoken for.
Thanks,
Doug -- K0DXV
Doug Person wrote:
I'm cleaning out my shack. Many things are going out on eBay. This
power supply is perfect for the K2 QRP version (as wells as the K1 and
KX1) so I thought I would posted it here before listing it. 4 amps
Happy New Year to all from the chilly west slope of the Rocky Mountains
in Colorado.
73, Doug -- K0DXV
Dave Wilburn wrote:
Don Wilhelm wrote:
I know this is 3 hours early for those on the left coast, but we
greeted 2008 a few minutes ago here in North Carolina.
Best wishes for a Happy and
Is anyone familiar with the SB-200 and its switching requirements? Is it
something the K3 can handle?
Thanks 73, Doug -- K0DXV
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I get glowing reports on my K3 audio with the HC5 element. It would be
very nice to have a K3-compatible plug-n-play desk mic with the HC5 element.
Also, I've had a bit of trouble finding 8-pin foster mic plugs. This
might be a nice thing for Elecraft to stock.
73, Doug -- K0DXV
Eric
Since I got my K3, I'm not inclined to build the KDSP2 for my K2 (which
I may soon sell as well).
Offering my unbuilt KDSP2 kit for $200 shipped CONUS via USPS PriorityMail.
Tnx, 73, es Merry Christmas
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Brand new, unbuilt KDSP2 direct from Elecraft. After working with my K3
I decided not to go with the KDSP2 in the K2.
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I must admit I placed a dab of thermal grease on each of the LPA final
transistors. I couldn't help myself. Probably doesn't need it. But I
certainly feel better knowing that the thermal transfer will be just a
tad more efficient.
Doug -- K0DXV
K3/100 #77
Ron D'Eau Claire wrote:
Another
All Electronics http://www.allelectronics.com/ (
www.allelectronics.com ) catalog # SRC-1. Only $4.00. A very nicely
made serial cable. Works perfect with the K3. Has RFI ferrites on both
ends.
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One thing I would like to see is a way to send text to the K3 that is
then sent as PSK31. Currently you can do this by sending morse with a
key. But, being able to send text directly through the serial port
would allow simple keyboard operation from a terminal program.
Doug -- K0DXV
K2/100
to the K3 :-)
On 28/11/07 16:36, Doug Person [EMAIL PROTECTED] sent:
One thing I would like to see is a way to send text to the K3 that is
then sent as PSK31. Currently you can do this by sending morse with a
key. But, being able to send text directly through the serial port
would allow
is speculation at this
point. :-)
We -do- plan to allow users to use the 'KY' serial command to send
text to the K3's PSK encoder in a future K3 f/w release.
73, Eric WA6HHQ
_..._
Doug Person wrote:
Too bad they didn't use the same standard mini-din used on virtually
all pc keyboards.
David
from Elecraft for this info !
After that you will be able to adjust mic gain.
Thomas, DM7TN
#78
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Sent: Tuesday, November 27, 2007 12:28 AM
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Ken,
My Heil is working with the K3 just fine. No problems getting enough drive.
Doug -- K0DXV
K3/100 #77
Ken Kopp wrote:
I have made an adapter cable for connecting my
several ICOM mics to my K3 and they all work well.
I have a Heil GM-4/5 Goldline desk mic and I have
an uneasy feeling that
Any good quality headset made for computer use will work just fine. You
literally can plug-and-play into the jacks on the back of the rig. I
hooked up a foot switch and alternate between that and vox with ease
using a very inexpensive set of headphones I bought from AllElectronics.
Doug --
When in mode LSB Mic doesn't adjust mic gain. VFO B displays TN1 x.x
when I turn the Mic pot. Seems odd.
Doug -- K0DXV
K3/100 #77
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On my last order to my favorite computer parts vendor I added an
inexpensive ($9.00) computer-type headset with mic. These turned out to
be somewhat cheaply made - but not bad, with good sound quality and are
reasonably comfortable. I plugged them into the K3, set the appropriate
parameters
Dave,
I made the same observation yesterday after loading the new firmware. I
press NR and get N/A in the display.
73, Doug -- K0DXV
K3/100 #77
Dave G4AON wrote:
I don't know if it's something I've done, or if it's the latest
firmware, but somehow I've lost my noise reduction function!
Can
Has anyone tried to use DgiPan or WinPSK with the K3? I'm in Data Mode
A, PTT set to DTR and RTS, input to line-in. Clicking transmit on either
program - the K3 will not go into transmit mode. Both programs
configured to use RTS and/or DTR to key the rig. Ocasionally, I see the
transmit LED
I installed the KPA3 thins morning. Everything looks right but I can't
adjust power output beyond 12.0. Has anyone installed a KPA3? Could I
be missing something? KPA3 CONFIG option is set to nor. I get a
distinct click when I switch the option to tst and the fans work fine.
Doug -- K0DXV
Dave- you are 'da man (to use a quaint American expression). Yes,
that is an easy mistake to make and a quick twist past all the other
options brought me to the other PA nor.
Thanks so much es 73,
Doug -- K0DXV
K3/100 #77
Dave G4AON wrote:
Further to Wayne's reply, make sure it's not PA io
Again, maybe I missed something - but this seems pretty straightforward.
Plugged a mic into the back mic jack, set bias, vox gain and anti-vox.
All seems correct. and the vox kicks transmitter on perfectly. If I hit
tune button I get full 100 watts out. But if I speak into the mic I get
calbration on all bands? For me,
that was the problem. Also check the MIC SEL setting for r.H instead
of r.L if you need more mic gain.
Leigh/WA5ZNU
On Thu, 22 Nov 2007 1:36 pm, Doug Person wrote:
Again, maybe I missed something - but this seems pretty
straightforward. Plugged a mic into the back mic
K3/100 #77 has made it to the power-on test. The nice amber glow of LCD
display was very gratifying.
Hopefully, I'll finish up tomorrow and put it on the air.
Doug -- K0DXV
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Nice pics. Nice station. Hopefully the Icom will move to the side and
the K3 will take center-stage.
here is my 'contribution' to the assembly photos
http://albums.photo.epson.com/j/ViewPhoto?u=1771119a=32611738p=75992458
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Its here - but haven't yet figured out where the serial number is. Can
someone give me a hint?
tnx - Doug -- K0DXV
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K3/100 s/n 77 Status:
I couldn't have asked for a better serial number. Guess I'll be up late
tonight. I can hear my boss now saying You got a K-what? and that's
more important than your project?. Yup. I'll need the next couple of
days off...
Doug -- K0DXV
The bigger difference between RG-8X and 9914 is power handling
capacity. Also, there are some low-loss RG-8X cables out there that cut
the loss difference by half again. I bought a 500' spool at a hamfest
some years ago. It's double shielded. I've used short runs to UHF
antennas for
The R5 can be ground-mounted. It will exhibit very acceptable SWR
across all of its 5 bands when mounted close to the ground. However, my
experience has been that elevation increases its effectiveness
proportionate to its height. Going from ground height to 25 feet
improved signals by about
jacket that is rated for UV protection.
73,
Don W3FPR
Doug Person wrote:
There are many types of cable designated RG-6 and RG-59. Many are
not designed to handle rf voltages typical of ham transmissions. My
suggestion is to be *careful* what you select. Good quality RG-59,
the type broadly
Actually, I've found Icoms to be much more tolerant of SWR issues then
Yaesu. When you consider that most (90% or more?) recent rigs have
built in antenna tuners that can match up to 150 ohms minimum, the idea
of 72 VS: 52 seems trivially unimportant.
Mike S wrote:
At 10:16 AM 11/13/2007,
I would be very careful about only using coax that is rated for RF
transmission. TV/CATV type RG-6 and RG-59 are designed for VHF/UHF
reception only.
Doug -- K0DXV
Kenneth E. Harker wrote:
On Mon, Nov 12, 2007 at 03:50:14PM -0800, Art Horne wrote:
Greetings,
Can anyone recommend a
not talking about what the cable companies are using - we're
talking about what you can buy at Wal-Mart or Home Depot.
Doug -- K0DXV
Mike Fatchett W0MU wrote:
HUH???
So cable companies are not transmitting down those lines?
RG-6 cable can handle about 800 watts at 50mhz.
On 11/12/07 6:00 PM, Doug
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73,
... Joe, W4TV
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Brass
And then there are those of use who are professional usability
engineers... Having met and talked at length with both Wayne and Eric
on several occasions, I suspect that they both know what they're doing.
Being intuitively obvious is always the goal but rarely achieved in
practice. And
I maintain my own fleet of radios as well as those of the fire
department in which I am the Safety and Comm Officer. The wildland fire
fighting vehicles probably subject the equipment and connections to the
worst case scenario for vibration. I've learned to use a small butane
torch to solder
Bill Gates has written lots of code. He is (or at least was) a truly
outstanding programmer. Years ago he was known to review code, find
something he didn't like and call up the programmer and give 'em hell.
MS Programmers have also been known to suddenly receive bonuses as stock
options
To some degree there is a bit of speed snobbery out there. I too am
comfortable as 13-15 wpm. Too often, someone will return on my cq at
about 20. I do my best but it just isn't fun. I can't copy in my head
and I have arthritis in my hands and can't write faster than about 15.
The best
Speaking for myself, I'm very pleased with the approach you've taken.
While my soldering skills are excellent and I enjoy the building process
very much, SMD's are out of the question for me. In the case of the K3,
I save a few hundred $ doing the mechanical assembly - which is great -
glad
Based on the apparent success of the K3, the future may hold many
tantalizing prospects. Perhaps a similar SMT approach to the K1 might
manifest itself as a K1A with full 80 (or even 160?) to 10 coverage.
Personally, I would love to see a 5 or 10 watt multiband SSB and digital
mode
Doug,
Ah, how well I relate. I wrote 4 articles for 73. It took a year to get
payment for the first two and then only because Wayne wanted my next
two. These last two I never got a dime for because 73 folded. I figure
I made about $5 and hour for my articles. Hardly worth it.
There was a
Interesting to see some old Navy Mars call signs. Been a long time...
Doug - K0DXV - Ex-Navy Mars N0EOC
Bob Nielsen wrote:
The MARS callsigns have changed a bit over the years. At one time
they used prefixes which are now allocated to amateur radio.
Bob, N7XY
ex- AF6SWE - Air Force Mars
Pardon my ignorance... I'm not completely clear on what a roofing
filter is. I understand traditional filters that control the passband
and DSP that also controls the passband through software means. But
what exactly is meant by a roofing filter? How is it different then say
the crystal CW
ron wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello Everyone,
Perchance has anyone on the list tried remote control of his/her K2
(e/w a KIO2 accessory) using PC Anywhere as described in the April,
2007 QST?
I tried to run PC anywhere ver 11 but it won't run on my vista. I need
to splurge 200
This is the kind of attitude that expresses the very best of the spirit
of ham radio. Building and then operating a K2 is a truly rewarding
activity. Being a member of a world-wide community that provides a
endless supply of support, encourage and recognition provides the lesser
experienced
I agree with Chuck. I have all the Yaesu knobs because I have all the
Yaesu rigs. The K2 knob with the finger dimple is excellent. I think
you need to be careful about the amount of pressure the knob has on the
felt. At first I had it to tight. After a few tries I got excellent
feel with
I have a new and unused Elecraft Heil MH2 mic for sale. $75 OBO shipped
CONUS.
tnx 73, Doug -- K0DXV
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The MH2 mic has been spoken for.
Thanks -- Doug --K0DXV
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FOR SALE: Brand-new Super Antennas MP-1 with Tripod.
Please see: http://www.superantennas.com/
This is a great portable vertical antenna that can cover 40 to 6
meters. Has sliding adjustable coil similar to the Yaseu ATAS-25.
The unit is rated for 150 watts.
$75 + $7.50 shipping.
The XYL
Success at last.
K2 #5839 has been operational for a few weeks now. It is a basic
model. A few months ago I made a commitment to myself to only work cw.
My interest in radio has been fading in the past few years. This loss of
interest had led me to selling K2/100 #1920 and all its
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