I still have the option of switching in fixed value
caps to change the band segment to have a decent swr.
Tony, You may have already considered and rejected this, but have you
considered the old zener diode/relay stacking method to switch in
caps/inductances - you control the number of relays
I suppose it had to happen sometime.
I've been testing some K2 software which operates the rig on tx and using it
with a dummy load which is a very old ethernet 50 ohm bnc terminator. It got
a little warm at 1 watt, but I inadvertantly ran it overnight at 10 watts.
This morning, the dummy
Hi James,
Yes, Elecraft is clearly the plan B. It is bad enough to have to hunt for the
key to my wallet - but to pay for the shipping from US for a $2 item requires a
lot of Tylenol and long-term psychiatric therapy.:-)
Regards
Tony
G7IGG
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for details of the message and the
status of beacon.
Regards
Tony
G7IGG
- Original Message -
From: Charles Greene [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Sent: Sunday, March 13, 2005 2:11 AM
Subject: [Elecraft] EH Antenna test using K2
To All,
Tony Wells, G7IGG [EMAIL
Bryan,
snipShould we all equip ourselves with emergency communication facilities
like the KX1 ?/snip?
Perhaps we can try out some EAE (Earth-Asteroid-Earth) activity when it gets
close. The first one to duck loses all multiplier points.
hehe
Tony
G7IGG
Hi Michael,
snip Perhaps the addition of a small molex connector or something like
that would allow for easy removal?snip
I did just that with my K1. I found a small racing car type battery
connector plug socket and wired that in.
Regards
Tony
G7IGG
. The list could be
maintained as a spreadsheet and uploaded from time to time.
I'm not sure about the historical backlog tho. Perhaps people could be
invited to email in and confirm their current ownership.
Regards
Tony wells
G7IGG
- Original Message -
From: Arato Andras [EMAIL
Eric wrote:
Unfortunately we can't publicize our customer list without permission for
pricacy/legal reasons.
I completely understand Eric, which is why I proposed Elecraft ask the
question of publicity at the time of sale. if the answer is yes, then that
customer is happy to be in the hall
Tony
G7IGG
- Original Message -
From: David Pratt [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Tony Wells [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: Eric Swartz - WA6HHQ, Elecraft [EMAIL PROTECTED];
elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Sent: Wednesday, November 24, 2004 8:21 PM
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] Elecraft rigs in Hungary?
In a recent
Leigh wrote:
See http://www.zerobeat.net/qrp/k2data.html
It covers all the models, despite the name.
Leigh.
Hi Leigh,
A rough count on the website list shows less than 150 entries. I'm guessing
that this is less than 2-3% of the potential list. Looks like the site is
not publicised well
Hi Stewart,
This rang a bell with the findings I had when developing the long-awaited
K2Z.
Probably the only design issue with K2 serial IO is that there is no
feedback from some of the commands making it difficult to pace the sending
of commands. I'm not sure how this compares to Kenwoods etc.
Stewart,
Sometimes (and there seems to be no predictability about this) the K2 does
not take kindly to too many commands sent in one go especially when a band
change is involved in the string.
To test your character strings in Hyperterminal use the paste buffer to send
the strings fast, rather
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