I'm contemplating a K1 as my next QRP project. In thinking about the
band combinations, if one goes for the full six bands on two boards, I
wonder if it's possible to set the four-band board up for 80-40-20-15,
rather than 40-30-20-15/17. This assumes one buys all the boards at the
same time
Pete,
The short answer is NO!
The KFL1-4 has Low Pass filters that are shared by two bands. The lower
bands are 40 and 30 meters, and the normal low pass filter has a cutoff
frequency of about 11 MHz.
Yes, that LPF could be changed for a cutoff frequency of something like
5 or 6 MHz to
...@mailman.qth.net] On Behalf Of Alan Bloom
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To: j...@audiosystemsgroup.com
Cc: elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] Odd Question [Elecraft history]
Elecraft reminds me of what Hewlett Packard company must have been like in
the early days. Two engineering
To: elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] Odd Question [Elecraft history]
Not being public may be one of the reasons they are so successfull. Outside
stockholders can make life miserable for companies like Elecraft.
Many privatly held businesses award uotstanding employees stock as rewards
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Subject: Re: [Elecraft] Odd Question [Elecraft history]
Elecraft reminds me of what Hewlett Packard company must have been like in
the early days. Two engineering buddies start a company in their garage.
One (Dave Packard in the case of HP
My comment was tongue in cheek. I don't expect Elecraft to do anything but
keep offering great stuff to its niche. Just want them to keep up the great
business of making the stuff I have always wished I could have at a
reasonable price and let me be part of the building process.
73,
Bill
K9YEQ
I am a history buff and I like to read historical accounts. I've been reading
about how some ham radio manufacturers got started. I wonder if there is an
official historical document/story/narrative about how Elecraft got started
the history from inception to now.
Odd...I know. But, I find
Lee - There is an excellent PowerPoint presentation which gives a lot of
background about Elecraft and the guys who run it.
http://www.elecraft.com/manual/Elecraft_Slides2.ppt
73 de David G4DMP
In a recent message, Lee Buller k...@swbell.net writes
I am a history buff and I like to read
Lee Buller wrote:
I am a history buff and I like to read historical accounts. I've
been reading
about how some ham radio manufacturers got started. I wonder if
there is an
official historical document/story/narrative about how Elecraft
got started
the history from inception to now.
On 4/20/2011 2:44 PM, Wayne Burdick wrote:
Here's my account.
VERY interesting, Wayne. That fills in an important gap for me -- I had
not realized that Eric had the serious EE background that he does. But
that also makes another point that I've long felt about being a good
chief executive
Elecraft reminds me of what Hewlett Packard company must have been like
in the early days. Two engineering buddies start a company in their
garage. One (Dave Packard in the case of HP, Eric in the case of
Elecraft) gravitates toward the business end of the enterprise while the
other (Bill
I'll be able to say that I knew Eric and Wayne way back when. :=)
I want to make sure they remember me at the time of their IPO.
Paul, W9AC
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Subject: Re: [Elecraft] Odd Question [Elecraft history]
Elecraft reminds me of what Hewlett Packard company must have been like in
the early days. Two engineering buddies start a company in their garage.
One (Dave Packard in the case of HP, Eric in the case
This has probably been mentioned, but there is some history of the company
on the website.
...bc nr4c
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I am a history buff and I
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