They're readily available from Amazon.
https://www.amazon.com/Hanperal-Slotted-Ceramic-Alignment-Screwdriver/dp/B01AJC29OI
Al, K2ZN
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Original message From: Robert G Strickland
Date: 9/21/18 23:07 (GMT-05:00) To: elecraft@mailman.qth.net Subject: Re:
Does anyone happen to have one of these that could benefit from being re-homed?
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Have you considered including sound clips with the snapshots as well?
Being able to see *and* hear the RFI can go a long way toward making a
positive ID. Of course, RX mode and bandwidth info would need to be
included as well.
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On 7/5/2018 4:22 PM, Dave Cole (NK7Z)
If your main concerns are strength and durability, I'd recommend:
http://trueladderline.com
I've been pleased with the results I've had over the past 15 years.
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Original message From: Michael Blake Date:
11/7/17 11:12 AM (GMT-05:00) To:
DC to AC inverters are notoriously noisy EMI/RFI-wise, even the so-called pure
sine wave units. There's a good chance you'll have spurs right where you're
trying to listen.
There *are* good units out there, but they're not cheap, and you'll still have
to go through the exercise of proper
OK, I did some digging and found marketing info from Avantree. When they say
“no” latency, they mean “some” - on the order of 40 msec when used with a
transmitter that supports low-latency aptx codec mode. This sounds reminiscent
of a Monty Python sketch.
40 msec is about one dit at 30 wpm,
Looking through the archive, I didn’t find much info about what units people
are using. I did, however, notice several caveats about the latency of
Bluetooth headphones, especially for CW.
It looks like there are now several BT headphones on the market that claim to
have low latency, which
I sat on the fence for too long, and didn't acquire my K1 until earlier this
year. I missed out on the 4 band module, but I at least came up with a means to
more efficiently swap 2-band modules. It's a very fun rig to use, even without
current technology.
KX2/KX3/KX(TBD) at some point?
I've had good results with an older Behringer unit, the UCA202. I've been using
it for 6m WSPR for the past few years without an issue.
Not at all huge.
Al, K2ZN
On August 24, 2017 8:58:26 PM EDT, "Lynn W. Taylor, WB6UUT"
wrote:
>A key part of my question has
Hello
>From the "never hurts to ask" department: does anyone have one of these
>available?
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