#1204 is up and running without too much difficulty, other than the
builder making a rosin joint at one of the relays which was quickly
resolved. I made a few contacts up to 1500 miles away on 10 and 14 MHz,
using 1.5 watts (internal batteries) and a Barker Williamson AC 1.8-30
broadband
Yes, there is a practice sending mode.
Go to the menu, turn the VFO until you see PLY, tap the VFO button to
toggle
Between transmit or 0 for practice.
Jay
W6CJ
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So far, I've read that a 25 to 28-foot wire and 16-foot radial will work
with the KX-1 and internal tuner over all three bands.
Are there any other good wire and radial length combinations?
Thanks
Jay
W6CJ
KX-1 #1204
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I wonder if an RF choke across the antenna and ground terminals might
give some protection?
Jay
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Going over the KX-1 manual, it calls for aligning first the BFO and then
the DDS by dialing in a strong carrier (WWV, etc) and then using the BFO
or DDS menus.
Can someone suggest some alternate alignment methods? I have a
calibrated freq counter and service monitor.
Thanks,
Jay
W6CJ
#1204 KX1
Hi All,
Maybe my emails were not getting through.
R11 and R30 mods in the KX-1 will increase output power but won't do
amything for low transmitter power on 20M (etc).
R11 can be changed to 3.3-5.6 ohms and R30 can be changed to 27-33 Ohms
but do not exceed 33 ohms. I have this from Elecraft.
Hello List:
While building my KX-1 and installing the 30M board, I found the
following:
Receiver S/N is poorer on 30M. I'd say .4 uV for a discernable signal
while 40 and 20M only require about .25uV for a discernable signal.
Also, without any antenna or service monitor connected, noise on 30M
Maybe someone can help.
My KX-1 delivers low power on 14 MHz.
Here is what I've found:
7 MHz 9V 1.46 watts
14 MHz 9V 0.8 watts
7 MHz 13.8V 4 watts 510MA
14 MHz 13.8V2.7 watts 600MA
I have tried adjusting L1, L2 and T1 but power stays low on 14 MHz.
I have tried
I am assembling KX1 #1204 and nearly there. While going through the
power output tests, I notice that power on 7 MHz is 4 watts, while power
on 14 MHz is only 2.5 watts. Watts up with that? I've tried
expanding/compressing turns on L1 and L2, T1 as well as changing R11 and
R30- plenty of power
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