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The Buddipole Tripod with mast is quite substantial and will get your antenna
up higher than any photographic tripod. In windy situations you will want to
guy it or at least put a weight at the base.
I've done this a few times with the AX1.
For a quick mount the Buddipole bracket with the
You guys should be on the air this weekend. Ìts Field Day! Just worked a kh6
with 4 watts and an EFHWD up in a portable situation operating 1BB. Bands are
busy. Take advantage.
Brian VE3GMZ
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From: donw...@embarqmail.com
Must be missing something. I really like psk but seems there aren't many psk
sigs on the band. Everyone has jumped to FT8. What are u Using? I run dm780
with HRD and a signal link. It is quite easy once you figure out how to set
your level. You don't need signal link. Ive done it without the
How do you manage to keep a log at the same time?
Brian VE3GMZ
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From: n...@elecraft.com
Sent: May 14, 2020 3:05 p.m.
To: donw...@embarqmail.com
Cc: elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] KX3/KX2 remote for FD
And how does the AX1 perform from inside your Apartment? What floor are you on?
Brian VE3GMZ
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From: elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Sent: May 13, 2020 4:14 p.m.
To: kg9hfr...@gmail.com; Elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Reply to:
Your mention of apartment living perked my interest as I will be moving into a
condo on the 34th floor in a few months. I'll have a beautiful unobstructed
view. An antenna has been on my mind. I don't like the idea of dropping a wire
from the balcony. The wind could cause trouble. Im thinking
May be there are more kx3 users because the kx3 was introduced long before the
kx2 and we kx3 users love them. The only reason to have a kx2 over a kx3 is
size and weight, and maybe curiosity.
Brian VE3GMZ
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From:
Thanks Bert. I'll try it.
Brian VE3GMZ
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From: ve...@bell.net
Sent: May 5, 2020 12:02 a.m.
To: elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] Which Paddle?
Hi Brian,
A business card with some DeOxit5 cleaner on it, usually
I have had the kx 3 for 5 +years. It was and is the only radio I have since
getting back into Ham Radio after many years of inactivity. It is a wow radio
and Elecraft support is excellent. You won't go wrong. I would add to your list
an antenna analyzer. It will make your life alot easier. The
So Wayne, how do you suggest cleaning the contacts? I have been slipping a
piece of paper between the contacts, closing the paddle and pulling the paper
through. First time I've heard of the contact burnisher.
Brian VE3GMZ
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What kind of small burnishing wand are you using?
Brian VE3GMZ
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From: huntin...@coastside.net
Sent: May 4, 2020 7:10 p.m.
To: elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] "2" or "3" Paddle
I've never used the KPDX3 but
It's an interesting question. I've been using the 3 for a few years on my kx3.
I'm actually considering going to a winkey and external paddle so that I am
able to get N1MM functional. I'm actually a little frustrated with the present
3 paddle. From a convenience point of view it is great but I
I'm glad I asked the question. Thanks for your thoughtful replies. I'm a very
casual QRP operator. I have used many of the digital modes, cw, ssb and FM
too, but certainly not with the sophistication you suggest. There appears to be
a lot more to it than I thought. Certainly food for thought.
.
Rick NK7I
Smell Czech corruptions are inevitable
> On Apr 4, 2020, at 9:02 PM, brianchapnick wrote:
>
> This discussion fascinates me only in that I wonder why you are using so
> much power for weak signal modes? 5 or 10 watts should be plenty even with a
> compromised antenn
This discussion fascinates me only in that I wonder why you are using so much
power for weak signal modes? 5 or 10 watts should be plenty even with a
compromised antenna and poor band conditions..or am I missing
somthing.Brian VE3GMZ Sent from my Samsung Galaxy smartphone.
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Jim, pardon my ignorance but KN means end of transmission or invite a specific
station to transmit from what I see. Why would that deter a reply from a CQ? I
am sure you are right but I would like to know the experienced understanding
from a pro.
Brian VE3GMZ
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