On Mar 9, 2005, at 9:04 AM, Andy GM0NWI wrote:
Guy's...
Can someone point me in the correct direction on this one
Ifsomeone wanted to make a selection of say a... Fully Loaded
K2 Transceiver...with the options of the users choice
How...is this done on the website in the View
On Mar 10, 2005, at 1:36 PM, ANNE NORMAN wrote:
From: Pete Norman, g0pks.
I've come across some very neat, physically small, switch mode power
supplies, rated at 23A. Is the general consensus that these are A
Good Thing or To Be Avoided At All Costs?
I'll be needing to equip myself with
On Mar 12, 2005, at 8:02 PM, Larry Phipps wrote:
That's $4000 in 1978 dollars... probably less than a K2 in today's
dollars. I wish I still had my TR7...
Unless I am misunderstanding what you mean, I think you went the wrong
way with the dollars...$4000 in 1978 is about $12,000 today.
On Mar 20, 2005, at 4:35 PM, Yves Dussault wrote:
Hi K2 friends!
I have built a K1, with all options and it works beautifully! But,
now, I would like to build the K2.
My question: may I build the basic K2 and add options later when my
bank account lets me do it, like the 100 watts options or
On Mar 28, 2005, at 10:55 AM, Mike Markowski wrote:
Last night I completed what the manual calls Assembly, Part I of the
RF board. What a great feeling to power up the K2 to check out the
control and display boards, and to hear the relays click and see the
menus working. So far the only thing
On Mar 30, 2005, at 12:23 PM, Dan Barker wrote:
The confusion would come from the warning not to trim the leads of the
relays. Trim ALL other leads.
Even ICs??
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On Mar 30, 2005, at 1:34 PM, Rolf Moberg, OH6KXL wrote:
My own (SN 4759) measurements with external DMM were as follows:
- U2 pint 5 max 3.79 V
- U4 OUT 7.9 V
I understand there is no big difference between 3.80V and 3.79V.
However, when manual asks (page 47) to adjust R1 for a reading of
At least a few of us saw exactly the same thing in the last few weeks.
We never heard anyone giving grave warnings that we were in
trouble...so I don't know what to tell you, except that I'm in exactly
the same boat.
I planned on measuring it again when I get to the next alignment/test
where
There are always mean, bossy, overreacting people who want to be the
police of the world. Don't let them ruin your day, Earl.
On Apr 12, 2005, at 8:39 PM, Mike S wrote:
DO NOT forward spam to a list. Most certainly DO NOT - NEVER, EVER -
buy a product advertised via spam. To do so is the act
Is there a specific reason why some of you folks don't have your email
software adding the quote characters to the quoted material from
the messages to which you are replying, or is it just an accident? It
makes it very hard to see what the reply is and who has replied (see
below for an
On Apr 14, 2005, at 8:46 AM, Dan Barker wrote:
The reason we do our quoting manually is that many list-members are on
very
slow or pay-by-the-kilobit connections, and all 'Crafters on the list
are
supposed to minimize the amount of text quoted.
If I'd just let Outlook quote your note, 3,811
Hi all-
K2 #4818 here, I'm in Alignment and Test part II
Everything has gone great, my soldering is nice if I do say so myself,
I'm very careful with my parts, but I have an issue with the PLL
Reference Oscillator Range.
My High freq: 12099.03
My Low Freq: 12089.77
My range: 9.26
The book
:08 PM, Tim Cailloux wrote:
9.8 is fine. Wayne has mentioned in the past that 8.8 is the real
minimum. I just finished #4539 and I was at 9.8 also.
.. Original Message ...
On Thu, 21 Apr 2005 18:55:06 -0400 Paul Bruneau
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wrote:
My High freq: 12099.03
My Low Freq
On Apr 22, 2005, at 10:04 PM, Andy GM0NWI wrote:
Still got a couple of problems to sort out,... Like WHY..the S-Meter
is still sitting at S3 of constant... when there is nothing to be
heard on the band...or any stations on a particular frequency
Suppose I'll come across why later in the
On Apr 23, 2005, at 7:16 AM, Tom Hammond wrote:
At 09:29 PM 4/22/05, Paul Bruneau wrote:
And as I turn down the RF gain, the S meter climbs and climbs until
it is all lit up. I don't know if that is the way it is supposed to
be or not.
Most S-Meters digital or analog act this way
I haven't finished the final construction (speaker, etc), but I
couldn't wait to try my new K2 out so I answered a CQ this afternoon on
40 and was heard by poor KE4FIG. The band was iffy (lots of fading) and
my code is currently horribly rusty so I had to bail out early, but my
new K2 went
On Apr 25, 2005, at 4:37 PM, Lee Buller wrote:
Gosh fellows
Lets stop talking about the price. It seems that we
are jumping to a lot of conclusions here. Remember,
the guys at Aptos are reading on this and we need to
give them the benefit of the doubt.
Yes, I'm sure they are reading
On May 1, 2005, at 8:46 AM, Nigel KC8NHF/G8IFF wrote:
Most people, I would imagine, build primarily as a means of saving
money.
There's no point in building something if I can buy something similar
for less money.
Greetings Nigel-
I can't argue with you because I don't have any stats (just
On May 1, 2005, at 11:43 AM, Nigel KC8NHF/G8IFF wrote:
Sokay Paul, you're entitled to voice an opinion.
It must also be remembered that most amateurs are not on this
reflector.
Most of those here will be keen constructors.
Yes, but you weren't talking about most amateurs. You were talking
On May 10, 2005, at 11:23 AM, Jeff Rosenberger wrote:
Mike wrote:
When I took my Extra exam 25 years ago, they had already eliminated
the
Morse sending test. Too bad, I thought. When I took my commercial
telegraph exam the same year, Morse sending tests were still required
(one
minute
On May 13, 2005, at 11:12 AM, Ken Miller, K6CTW wrote:
All,
Tonight Chip, K7JA and I, K6CTW will be having a contest on The
Tonight Show with Jay Leno. It will pit morse code vs text messaging
(by the current US champions). Please watch, and if you enjoy the
segment, please write,
On May 14, 2005, at 10:14 AM, Don - W7DAH wrote:
Paul wrote:
and for reliable point to point communication, the instant messaging
devices are way better in every way.
My experience with employer-company-supplied-paid cell devices has
been different.
When I worked one of this U.S.'s
As was stated, the slapping comment was not aimed at the Leno guy. It
was about some old news guy or something. I really hesitated to send
this for fear that it just adds to the noise about this topic, but it
doesn't seem to want to die!
On May 18, 2005, at 4:51 AM, VR2BrettGraham wrote:
By
On May 23, 2005, at 1:23 AM, Kevin Rock wrote:
KB8NMZ - Paul - MI - K2 - 4818 (not 4808) Sorry :(
KJR
Hey, between my location, my marginal antenna (a multiband Hustler
vertical with no radials and about a 2:1 swr), my power of 12 watts and
my poor code skills, I was thrilled to be able
Hi-
I have KX1#1194 construction going well, but I can't tell C45 from C56.
The manual says to rely on the lead spacing, but both caps' leads have
the same spacing of about .1
The manual does say that C45 might be a disc cap, and one of my 68pF
caps is indeed a disc, but it says to go by
Well, two people thought C45 was the one on the right, and two thought
it was the one on the left. No one from Elecraft wrote, so I'm still
waffling.
One person made what seemed to be a good argument for the blue one to
be C45, but then another person said that Wayne himself told him that
On Jul 9, 2005, at 12:37 PM, W3FPR - Don Wilhelm wrote:
Paul,
Use the small blue one at C56. It not only fits better, but it looks
like
that one more closely resembles the cap shown in the photo on page 34
of the
manual.
I agree with you (as well as the other 2 or 3 who agree with you
On Jul 20, 2005, at 8:38 PM, W3FPR - Don Wilhelm wrote:
I would advise anyone contemplating cutting one of those 'very
flexible' mic
cords (particularly the coiled ones) to create an adapter rather than
cutting the cord - only becuase of the soldering problem.
Great advice, Don. They make
On Aug 30, 2005, at 4:18 AM, Nick Waterman wrote:
Bill Coleman wrote:
Antennas where disconnected and the house next door took the direct
hit
and blew a big chunk out of the back of the house.
Don't just disconnect your antennas - GROUND them.
Possibly would have saved your rig.
Serious?
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