I'm probably not going to get more than say NVIS type of
propagation with this type of set-up (since I'm in a relatively flat area
with no hills or the like).
73
KC2VNI-Steve
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the website to make this work?
I realize I've asked alot of questions here. Any help would be appreciated.
73,
Steve de KC2VNI
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Wilhelm-4 [via Elecraft] lt;ml-node+4412071-568022...@n2.nabble.comgt; Date:
Mon, January 18, 2010 1:15 am To: KC2VNI lt;st...@smarrano.comgt; Steve, An
infinite resistance *is* a valid reading, and is OK. 73, Don W3FPR KC2VNI
wrote: gt; Also, I should have noted that I could
to be safe
than sorry.
73
Steve
KC2VNI
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I got my power supply, plugged it in and made the connections. No problems at
all. The display lit up and diode D33 lit up as well.
It was quite empowering to see the thing take 13.8VDC knowing that I put it
together.
Looking forward to finishing the build.
I will be back to you should I have
capacitor
in the neighborhood of the U12 regulator
- At the U13 test point, I got the following: 423 ohms.
Question: Am I okay to go ahead and apply power for the initial power on
check (aka smoke test) on page 46?
Please advise
73
Steve
KC2VNI
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be measured. The instructions state that greater values than
those listed are quite probable. If the readings are not less than the
listed values, all is OK.
Greater than means that larger values are OK - smaller values are bad. -
yours are OK.
73,
Don W3FPR
KC2VNI wrote:
I am
Also, I should have noted that I could not get a reading at the 12VDC side at
all and that concerned me. Any significance there?
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further questions.
I thank you in advance for whatever suggestions you may have.
73
KC2VNI
Steve
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lt;ml-node+4253206-516824...@n2.nabble.comgt; Date: Mon, January 04, 2010
9:26 pm To: KC2VNI lt;st...@smarrano.comgt; Good evening, Steve. nbsp;As for
item #2, you'll likely find that even with a 100 AH battery, the voltage will
drop rather quickly at 100 watts
Thanks Davenbsp;
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Original Message Subject: Re: [Elecraft] New K3 User and New
Ham From: David Herring-2 [via Elecraft]
lt;ml-node+4253158-204062...@n2.nabble.comgt; Date: Mon, January 04, 2010
9:12 pm To: KC2VNI lt;st...@smarrano.comgt; You might consider going
Thanks for the many fine comments. I only have the 1 tall tree. It is
approximately 25-30 feet high. It is dead so there is no way I am going to
harm it (accordingly, this is not a concern).
Here's the take-away I got from reading your many fine suggestions thus
far:
- Make sure you do some
of capability that I
don't understand yet. I also recognize that reading the manual will be of a
help here. If you have further resources and/or suggestions, please advise.
73,
KC2VNI.
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