second harmonic generators. The normal setting of the
warmth control is at around 3-5%.
Jim Brown K9YC
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that lists time standard transmitters:
http://www.cl.cam.ac.uk/~mgk25/lf-clocks.html
Any further comments will be appreciated, but because this discussion is pretty
far off topic, please reply directly to me, not to the list.
Thanks again,
Jim Brown K9YC
.
It will be interesting to see how all this will play
out over the next 2-3 years. I really enjoy my K2.
But, this gives me a desire to pause and see what
happens.
Jim, AB0UK
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If you want to work contests, Writelog works quite well with the K2
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shell of the DB9 connectors at both ends (the computer end and the
K2 end), and NOT to pin 5. Before I made this change, my computer
would lock up at 10 watts. Now I can use the K2 drive my Titan at
1 kW with no problem.
Jim Brown K9YC
Are there any West Michigan hams on the list who own either a K1 or KX1? I'm
considering buying one or the other at Dayton this year but would like to
see one in person before the hamfest weekend.
I'm in Zeeland (20 miles west of Grand Rapids).
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of taking a loss on it. That will help with my decision.
Thanks,
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Thanks and have a great day!
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On Fri, 29 Apr 2005 07:54:22 -0700 (PDT), Jim Harris wrote:
As has been mentioned by other on this forum
previously my K2 also seems to be in need of a boost
in overall audio volume.
As an audio professional and long time ham, I would do three
things.
1) Look carefully through the audio chain
then. That was 20 years+ ago and I still read color
codes without conscious thought.guess like some
folks read CW.
Have a great day!
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Well I just placed my order for my 2nd K2. I sold my 1st one several years
ago.
I'm looking forward to building my second K2!
73
Jim W7RY
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Subject: Re: [Elecraft] K2: Erratic action of the Hand Key
Autodetect function
Hi Jim:
Of course, the HARD-WIRED way to fix the problem should
Picked up a couple of 5711's from our local surplus electronics dealer.
They appear to do the trick - hasn't glitched once since I switched out the
4148 (914) diodes.
Jim
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and Universal sell them, and I've seen them cheaper
elsewhere.
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pair for pin 3, and one pair for pin 4.
2) Connect the shield to the shell of the DB9 on each end, NOT to
pin 5 of the DB9. I don't make any connection to the pin 5's -- I
connect signal returns to the shell of the DB9's too.
Jim Brown K9YC
They just look like a re-seller of Ramsey
kits: http://www.ramseyelectronics.com/
73
Jim W7RY
RamAt 12:42 PM 5/11/2005, David Toepfer wrote:
NOTE: they have an amateur radio kist section too
(http://www.hobbytron.com/amateur_index.html)
dt
.
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. I've won many a RTTY contest with it.
73
Jim W7RY
At 12:46 PM 5/11/2005, Jack Brindle wrote:
Guys, Jim is correct. A PC running windows and most contest/ham
programs will key the K2 (or any other CW-capable rig) very nicely. But
only if the computer is fast enough to handle all its tasks
resistance to key the K2. They are $3.98 at Radio Shack.
Unless I have missed a turn in the road here.
73
Jim W7RY
At 03:44 PM 5/11/2005, Andy Bullington wrote:
Thanks to everyone who spoke on this topic. I really appreciate the help.
Looks like I'll either have to break down and build
Well my new K2 just arrived. Serial number 4914.
It's off to the work shop to assemble the XG-1 and the N-Gen first! Then
onto the K2!
72/73
Jim W7RY
K2 S/N 4914
At 10:41 PM 5/8/2005, Jim W7RY wrote:
Well I just placed my order for my 2nd K2. I sold my 1st one several years
ago.
I'm
On Wed, 11 May 2005 16:27:16 -0700, Jim W7RY wrote:
Why would you need to do that? Just make up a simple transistor switch
from one of the comm ports and hook it to the CW key input jack of the K2.
Writelog will work just fine running the K2 in break in mode.. Or even full
break in mode. Drive
Wow... This chap has quite a setup! And he's very talented! Take a look at
some of those construction projects!
Very nice indeed!
73
Jim W7RY
At 01:21 PM 5/13/2005, Stephen W. Kercel wrote:
Stuart
It was a year or two back that I saw them. It may well be the case that
they are discontinued
There is a fellow here in the NW that builds link coupled tuners. Pat
Buller, W7RQT.
They are quite well made and look great. His email is shown on www.qrz.com
73
Jim W7RY
ConAt 09:30 AM 5/13/2005, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
...
Contrary to popular belief, balun loss is not the largest
and copy exactly what Chip was
sending.
Being from the NW, it was also fun to watch the fish throwing! It's better
to watch them throw them at the Pike St. Market in person though..
73
Jim W7RY
11:20 AM 5/14/2005, Tom Skinner wrote:
BRILLANT
I particularly liked the sender blowing
capacitors and
IC's should be okay. But, again not guarantee. A
major part of choosing components for commercial PC
boards that are to be wave soldered is considering
their reaction to wave soldering including repeated
washing.
Perhaps this has been a bit of help. Good Luck
Jim, AB0UK
K2 SN
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and of course, cables to clip onto the car battery if necessary. Lots of
fun available.
Now all I gotta do is convince wife that I need a KX1 as well. Don't need
it, just want one.
Jim - W0EB
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K2#4338
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know what the AC
power requirements are for both models. I'm bringing
more power into my shack this summer and it would be
great to know what power is required. I've heard a
figure of 70+ percent efficiency but my thinking is
closer to 40-50 percent.
Thanks and have a great day!
Jim, AB0UK
K2
that he still can't believe what the receiver can hear, even on a dead band
as 40 is right now.
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I guess that I have better get to building #4914!
It has been a busy month and lots of travel for work! As my friend (and
co-worker) Chuck Bland (N6DBT) advised me... To take it on the road and
build in the hotel room. I may just do that!
73
Jim W7RY
K2 4914 not yet started
At 02:22 PM 5
Well 4914 is well under way!
I have completed step 1 and all functions checked out 100%.
I have completed the 3 paragraphs of resistors and now moving onto the
resistor packs. Just about ready to start the construction of the new
stabilizer circuit board.
72
Jim W7RY
K2 #4914
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= = = = = = = = = =
K4FW, Albert R. Kahn, passed away on June 15th. Al started Ten-Tec
after being bored with retired life. He was also a member of FOC.
He had previously started the speaker/ mic company Electro
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. Especially newer
batteries hold their voltage much longer and then drop
nearly abruptly when discharged. Maybe external
components could somehow control the voltage level.
Then, that takes away from the simplicity.
Good Luck
Jim, AB0UK
K2/100 S/N 4787
I've been reading the technical
just
need to choose the right value of you have that kind of interference.
73,
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On Thu, 7 Jul 2005 14:49:55 -0400, W3FPR - Don Wilhelm wrote:
Adding to that grounding 'magical stuff', what I learned in large system
computer design and testing experience was that shields are only
Just a test - couple of earlier posts did not seem to be getting through.
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this interesting.
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a
really small part with tweezers when twang it went off to somewhere.
I never did find it
and had to wait for the arrival of its replacement.
Jim, W4BQP
Happy owner of K2 #2268 and a bunch of other Elecraft do-dads.
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fancy, expensive microphone to sound good on the air. Pick up a $2.00 CB
hand mic at a hamfest, wire it to fit and operate. Quit arguing over which
microphone sounds better, you are losing valuable operating time!
Jim Sheldon, W0EB
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Great info! Thanks!
At least there is something other than License Exams on here!!!
What do licence exams have to do with Elecraft anyway??
73
Jim W7RY
At 09:40 AM 7/22/2005, Don Wines wrote:
All the suggestions in this thread are good.
However, if you are looking for an excellent
back on If it ain't broke
73
Jim N5IB
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and not seen a 60-Hz line (or harmonic thereof) in my audio. YMMV.
73, Jim - N4ST
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is the cause of ground loops. Remember a
complete circuit, as is a ground loop, takes two
paths, or sides, to make a complete circuit. Breaking
one DC path will eliminate it.
Have a great day!
Jim, AB0UK
K2 SN 4787
Start
Anyone having an Icom FL-100 (500 Hz) or FL-101 (250 Hz) CW filter for the
IC-706 MKIIG (fits others too), that would like to sell it, please email me
direct with the details. All reasonable prices considered.
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The subject says it all. One of my K2's seems to have normal
sensitivity on all bands except 15m. The receiver is running, but
sensitivity is down by 20-30 dB. Any ideas about where to look? I'm
suspecting a bad T/R relay, or something around there.
Jim K9YC
On Tue, 23 Aug 2005 15:58:15 -0500, k4zm wrote:
RANT function
That was it! Thanks
Jim
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, and much of the higher
output voltage is lost.
And if anyone wants a copy of the data sheet, give me a FAX number and leave
your
machine on. It's four pages.
73,
Jim Brown K9YC
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On Sat, 27 Aug 2005 10:26:57 -0500, Jim Brown wrote:
The mods are quite simple. First, change R14 from 1K to 2K. Second,
change C34 to 0.22 uF. Third, add 2.2uF in series with R15.
A correction to one of my suggested mods by Don, W3FPR, who understands the K2
in far more detail than I do
On Sun, 28 Aug 2005 13:18:35 -0400, Francis Belliveau wrote:
I am now confused by the existence of two different mod's with the same
goal.
It makes perfect sense to me that I should not be wasting Tx energy on audio
frequencies as low as 20Hz. Beyond that I am somewhat in the dark.
Jim Brown
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Jim K9YC
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as the stray capacitance changes.
For all practical purposes, L does NOT change. C changes.
There's a lot more about this in an applications note on my website,
that also includes some references to the literature.
http://audiosystemsgroup.com/SAC0305Ferrites.pdf
Jim Brown K9YC
On Tue, 30 Aug 2005 09:18:57 -0700, Ron D'Eau Claire wrote:
The validity of the inductance measurement using this method is borne
out by noting that the inductance value reported
Yes, if the measurement is made at a sufficiently low frequency, Xc is
insignificantly low.
Jim
I disagree. I think you are probably observing the change in capacitance. I
agree that the higher frequency components associated with the square wave
rise time is the measurement excitation.
Jim
On Tue, 30 Aug 2005 10:00:23 -0700, Ron D'Eau Claire wrote:
Jim wrote:
Yes, if the measurement
problems which have now been
corrected. Opera is faster at downloads than IE and
Firefox. The only major problem I know about Opera is
it does not use Active X. A very few websites require
browsers to use that to get proper rendering of their
pages.
73,
Jim, AB0UK
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, especially if your state neighbors
ours or Mississippi, and whenever you can ask the OM Upstairs to hold us
in His hands.
73
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complains that I shouldn't get in the way of their DX chasing
(and I'm not in the window).
Use it or lose it! Don't blame the FCC for CW inactivity -- it's US!
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You must
antenna for
160 and an alternative antenna for 80 (that works better
in some directions than the same wire loaded as a dipole).
See
http://audiosystemsgroup.com/K9YC/k9yc160TopLoad.htm
and
http://audiosystemsgroup.com/K9YC/k9ycant.htm
73,
Jim K9YC
.
Probably doesn't make much difference in the long run.
But that sequence seemed the best for me.
Jim, AB0UK
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my Mark 5 driving an
ACOM 2000A may not be enough.
Oh well, there's always Pinochle
- Jim, KL7CC
EricJ wrote:
It is my understanding from a communication with WB8RCR, a member of the
Michigan Net, that CW is used because of a geographical anomaly . . . . .
snip
Yes Craig, and each and very one of those guys passed a code test! Yes
indeedy, that ole' Morse code sure does serve as a mighty fine filter to
keep the riff raff out.
grin
- Jim, KL7CC
Craig Rairdin wrote:
Those who worry about ham radio becoming another citizen's band need only
doesn't depend on repeaters,
which could be down when they are most needed. Each station in an
emergency area could simply work directly to one or more assigned
partners outside the affected area, and that partner dumps the
traffic onto conventional channels (the internet, etc.).
Jim Brown K9YC
, it would be better if we continued this thread off the
reflector.
- Jim, KL7CC
Mike Morrow wrote:
This is definitely **not** a certainty, since the VEC process took over
the operator licensng exam process.
Mike / KK5F
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The riff raff was deeply entrenched on 75 before VEC
You can say that again -- 75 was a mess in the 50's!
Jim K9YC
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Clusters, and now logging. Because I was already
using and happy with DX Keeper, I haven't looked at HRD's logging, but I
would expect it to be good.
Both suites are freeware!
Jim Brown K9YC
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On Wed, 7 Sep 2005 22:12:47 -0700, Jack Brindle wrote:
So give Motorola a break.
No way. Hit them hard. If the in-house hams have sounded off and we
don't raise hell, they look bad. The Motorola comments were very
bad, and a strong reaction is in order.
Jim Brown K9YC
-Packard, except for the scopes. IMHO, a clean used
Tek is to be preferred over a new anything else.
Just my 2 cents worth.
- Jim, KL7CC
Howard W. Ashcraft wrote:
I currently considering replacing my existing oscilloscope with an older
Tek model.
snip
and every one just had to see my K2.
Of course, I was happy to oblige them. At least one
OM went away shaking his head saying no single
conversion radio can be that good.
Have fun and enjoy.
Jim, AB0UK
K2/100 S/N 4787
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certainly be done by now, so once the K3 backlog gets
worked down, I would expect to see something on the amps again.
- Jim, KL7CC
.
DOUGLAS ZWIEBEL wrote:
It's too long ago now and most certainly no longer valid (even if they
will ever be available), but does anyone recall the mentioned prices
and they will help K2 audio.
73, Jim, K4ZMV
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units have the troubled software? That calibration routine is currently the
only one available if you don't have an accurate signal generator. Just my
2 cents.
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Nah - no one will notice, and if they do, just tell them it's part of
your new wireless (hah!) internet hookup.
- Jim, KL7CC
John Payne wrote:
OK, now how am I going to explain to my neighbors in our all mobile
home community why I'm burying wire down the middle of the street?
After all
using a relay (activated by the foot-switch) that cave a little clunk
when the switch closed, which reminds me that the station has switched
to transmit mode. (I used to wonder why the receiver would go
occasionally quiet until I figured out what was happening. HI!)
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can
just use an adapter but I would like to stay N if it will not cause me
too much grief. Thank you in advance for any help. 73.
In His service,
Jim Cundiff KB3GFC
K3 - June 08?
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David Ferrington, M0XDF wrote:
Not difficult, in fact I think the N that is used on the XVs will fit
73 de M0XDF, K3 #174
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On 21 Mar 2008, at 20:22, Jim Cundiff wrote:
Hey All
, but I'll let others take over now.
73
_ Jim, KL7CC
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DOUGLAS ZWIEBEL wrote:
Which begs the question...why do folks use a foot switch from home if
they are the only one in the room? I use vox.
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If the vox is set properly you dont have the problem of noises keying it.
Set it so only your voice will key when an inch or so from the mic. Most
people have it so sensitive that a voice in the next room will key the vox,
so it does pick up kids in the next room.
Jim K4JAF
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Exactly correct
Jim K4JAF
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WILLIS COOKE wrote:
I think you are correct if one
I prefer you leave off anything in a message to me that is not related to an
Elecraft.
That is the purpose of the reflector. Jim K4JAF
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of my own someday. 73.
In His service,
Jim Cundiff KB3GFC
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. Is all well in Aptos or
???
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Anyone out there happen to have a Butternut HF2V or HF6V vertical with their
TBR-160-S 160 meter resonator kit on it? If so, would you please email me
off list - I need the values of the 2 doorknob capacitors.
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Are you using a true peak reading wattmeter? An average meter will only
read about what your seeing. Jim K4JAF
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here
amps)
What is the voltage and current limit to control TX amp relays?
The keying device is rated at 200 volts, 6 amps.
73, de Jim KG0KP
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:
On the web page (above) it looks like the 0100Z applies to Europe only.
The Americas time is specified as evening.
I guess I am old or something - maybe the 0100Z is supposed to apply to the
Americas also???
73, Jim
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Very well put. Jim K4JAF
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K3'ers:
When you purchased the K3, you bought into the SDR concept
Are there separate error codes for self test from those listed in the Owners
manual - Appendix E Troubleshooting -Error codes with the problem
defined and the troubleshooting steps?
73, Jim
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Amen, why does everyone go off on these rants no related to Elecraft?
Jim K4JAF
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of the band at a time?
Pick one (or all) and give me your thoughts,
THANKS,
de Jim KG0KP (NewBee)
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Will this thread ever die a graceful death?
- Original Message -
From: Vic K2VCO [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Elecraft Reflector elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Sent: Wednesday, April 02, 2008 11:37 AM
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] [K3] - mods and solder
Alan Bloom wrote:
Water-soluble flux is OK for
Output seems to be slowing, wonder why? Jim K4JAF
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From: Bill W5WVO [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Elecraft Users elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Sent: Friday, April 04, 2008 7:55 PM
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] More shipping information
Bruce, I think you will be getting your
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I could save my settings as I was being relieved and then reload MY settings
when I return. Now it is MY machine again.
I hope I beat the influx of orders following the QST article.
Anybody?
Thanks es 73, de Jim KG0KP (order recently submitted
great
until I tried to order and saw the estimated $20 shipping! I went to
amazon and found it at about the same price but when I got a book I had
been wanting ( to get the total over $25) I qualified for free shipping!
Some of these shipping costs are ridiculous. 73.
In His service,
Jim Cundiff
to do this?
73
jim ab3cv
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Cyanoacrylic aka crazy glue is a little too permanent for my liking.
I just squirt a bit of hotmelt glue in the opening.
73
jim ab3cv
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Not all APP's are created equal, and some of the plastic material seems to
be harder than others. Probably depends on what plastic mix was used when
they were formed at the factory.
Jim Sheldon, W0EB
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