Nice photos, I am green with Envy.
This is what I was trying to imply by pretending there is a trasnverter so
you can have more than one setting per band, but as you appear to have one,
why not just use the LP remote for all of this?
Mike
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Mike,
Ok on the transverter angle, I understand now.
I have exhausted the LP-Remote's 16 relays for other control functions
(selecting receive antennas, powering on the K3, turning stuff on and
off). One option was to continue a past discussion with Larry (N8LP)
about an expansion board, which
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] KRC2 - More than one antenna per band? Aux outputs?
Mike,
Ok on the transverter angle, I understand now.
I have exhausted the LP-Remote's 16 relays for other control functions
(selecting receive antennas, powering on the K3, turning stuff on and
off). One option
Jack et al,
Thank you for your replies regarding the KRC2. I may have missed it
in the discussion, but I don't recall anyone indicating how to control
the AUX outputs REMOTELY (using the F-Keys won't help me). My station
is located 80 miles away from me, I would need to be able to do this
via
The KRC2 in its standard configuration can easily select multiple
antennas. When a new band is indicated by the radio, the KRC2 will
select that band. The user can then select other bands through the F
keys, sequentially moving up or down the antenna selectors.
It is also possible to
Dana,
The answer is - 'yes' or 'maybe'.
You can use 'relay logic' to obtain many combinations with the KRC2.
You can easily select up to 3 antennas per band using the AC1, AC2, and
AC3 outputs. Using additional decoding logic of the ACx outputs can
yield up to 8 combinations (but that
, 2009 7:06 AM
Subject: [Elecraft] KRC2 - More than one antenna per band? Aux outputs?
Greetings,
Is there a way to select more than one antenna per band with the KRC2?
IE, I have a 40 meter 4 square and a dipole, can I automatically
select one when I go to 40 and still be able to select
Apart from using the aux outputs, which is probably the best method, you
might also be able to fool the K3 that there are two 40m bands by pretending
there is a transverter with a 40m IF that needs 100W of drive, has a 0MHz LO
and is connected to the main antenna. Then use the KRC2 transverter
Greetings,
Is there a way to select more than one antenna per band with the KRC2?
IE, I have a 40 meter 4 square and a dipole, can I automatically
select one when I go to 40 and still be able to select the other on
manual command? I need to do this remotely.
Similar question, there are a few
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