I would be interested in knowing if anyone is using the Heil PR-781 with the
K3.
Please contact off list.
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Thanks for catching this, Bob. I've moved up the list.
73,
Wayne
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On Oct 10, 2016, at 7:34 PM, Bob Martin wrote:
> It turns out that at least on the K3S, if you stay on one frequency for a
> long time, with the time showing in the VFO B area, that displayed time
>
I'm considering switching to a KX2, if anyone is interested in my KX3
please make an offer.
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a much better good connector that prople think
Bob K3DJC
On Tue, 11 Oct 2016 09:29:19 -0400 "Charlie T, K3ICH"
writes:
> I'm curious as to exactly why a "junk" connector supposedly has so
> much more
> loss than a "good" connector?
>
Alex,
no connections other than coax cable and a cable with cinch plugs both
ends are necessary.
Just set K3's power output to a level your Acom 1000 is satisfied with.
Make sure not to overdrive the Amp. Find the maximum drive level in the
manual of your Acom.
Your Amp will display an
I'm curious as to exactly why a "junk" connector supposedly has so much more
loss than a "good" connector?
They're probably both (nickel, silver ???) plated brass with a dielectric
insulator usually Teflon, phenolic or ??
Is it the plating, the insulator, the fit of the threads, the
Why use barrels? Doesn't Amphenol or Pastornack make a female UHF connector to
put on cable end. For this specific use, a custom built cable seems
appropriate.
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> On Oct 11, 2016, at 4:38 AM, Jim Brown wrote:
>
>> On
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Inviato: martedì 11 ottobre 2016 13:35
A: Alex Dokic via Elecraft; elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Oggetto: R: [Elecraft] K3S with ACOM 1000 linear amp.
I have a K3S connected to a new Acom 1000 from two
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TO: The Savvy Microwave Group
FROM: Dick, K2RIW.
RE: Coax Impedances, Losses, and the Maligning of UHF Connectors.
Coax Impedances, Losses, and the Maligning of UHF Connectors
by Dick Knadle, K2RIW, 31 May 2001.
Coax Impedance -- Concerning the possible choices
SOME 'junk' PL259s are fine. If there are problems with the threads you
will know right away. I have had some that are plated with something
that won't take solder, or which have plastic insulation that melts when
you solder the center pin. But again, you will know this right away.
SO239s and
Hello all, I have a k3s and want to link it with my new acom 1000 amp. Looking
through both manuals i see the important info on controlling the drive power
with the power control on the k3 and not using ALC, also the TX delay time may
have to be increased a bit. I am not sure on the connection
Sold - thank you.
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Correction: The unit contains the roofing filter. Apologies for the typo.
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On Tue, Oct 11, 2016 at 10:37 AM, Matt Murphy wrote:
> I'm considering switching to a KX2, if anyone is interested in my KX3
> please make an offer.
>
> - Mint condition 700 range serial
Got to agree i only use Amphenol connectors, expensive in the UK but well worth
the extra money.
But i get mine when i am visiting Dayton, so a lot cheaper
Regards
Keith G0TSH
On Tue,10/11/2016 6:29 AM, Charlie T, K3ICH wrote:
> I'm curious as to exactly why a "junk" connector supposedly
On Tue,10/11/2016 1:57 AM, Alex Dokic via Elecraft wrote:
i see the important info on controlling the drive power with the power control
on the k3 and not using ALC, also the TX delay time may have to be increased a
bit. I am not sure on the connection from the k3 to acom.
I ran a 1010 for a
HI,
I to have always used only Amphenol connectors. However, this year, in
putting up another Gap Challenger, I am using a DXE pl259 at the antenna
coax end. DXE connectors have worked well for me in the past in another
application, are silver plated brass and the dialectric is PTFE. I've
spoken
On Tue,10/11/2016 6:29 AM, Charlie T, K3ICH wrote:
I'm curious as to exactly why a "junk" connector supposedly has so much more loss than a
"good" connector?
Junk connectors have several issues. One of the issues is control of
dimensions -- the diameter of the tip must be "right" to make a
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On Tue, 2016-10-11 at 13:39 -0400, Mark Tosiello wrote:
> HI,
>
> I to have always used only Amphenol connectors. However, this year, in
> putting up another Gap Challenger, I am using a DXE pl259 at the
> antenna
> coax end. DXE connectors have worked well for me in the past in
> another
>
Here's what I use for the run up the mast to my HexBeam. The center
conductor is stranded copper, and the jacket is thermoplastic elastomer.
MUCH more flexible than standard LMR-400...thus, the name LMR-400 UltraFlex:
https://www.dxengineering.com/parts/tmv-lmr-400ultra
I have a run going up the
Cable mount female UHF is an oddball and expensive. To avoid barrels, I
use type N female cable mount which are common.
73,
Josh W6XU
On 10/11/2016 3:52 AM, Nr4c wrote:
Why use barrels? Doesn't Amphenol or Pastornack make a female UHF connector to
put on cable end. For this specific use, a
Hi Mark,
I have had very good results using the DX Engineering brand PL259's
(solder type).
I have also heard from people I know and trust that the new "Next
Generation" crimp connectors from DXE are excellent. I look forward to
trying them out when my current supply of Amphenol crimp
Even more ironic if it was a Chinese company you never heard of.
Eric KE6US
On 10/11/2016 6:42 PM, W1GO (Joe) wrote:
Who do we think makes the DX Engineering connectors that are so loved? DX
doesn't manufacture them; they are private labeled by another manufacturer.
Wouldn't it be ironic
Who do we think makes the DX Engineering connectors that are so loved? DX
doesn't manufacture them; they are private labeled by another manufacturer.
Wouldn't it be ironic if it was Amphenol? Hi Hi.
Joe
W1GO
> On Oct 11, 2016, at 20:00, Gary K9GS wrote:
>
> Hi Mark,
>
Even more ironic if it was a Chinese company you never heard of.
Eric KE6US
On 10/11/2016 6:42 PM, W1GO (Joe) wrote:
Who do we think makes the DX Engineering connectors that are so loved? DX
doesn't manufacture them; they are private labeled by another manufacturer.
Wouldn't it be ironic
Not oddball in EU, nor expensive. Good quality ones are available from
Kabel-Kusch in Germany and Barenco in UK:
http://www.barenco.co.uk/uhf-line-socket-so239-jacks-rg213-clamp-top-hat-compression-body-solder-pin-165425.
China RF do some good ones via Fleabay too.
We use these extensively in
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On Mon,10/10/2016 4:49 PM, Josh Fiden wrote:
If you're concerned about the additional loss of a barrel connector at
50MHz, you should be using feedline with lower loss than LMR400 up the
tower.
The loss in GOOD quality UHF connectors and barrels at 50 MHz is
negligible. There are urban
Elecrafters,
i built & maintain a new K3 for our local clubstation. We are preparing
for the upcoming Worked All Germany Contest and found the transmitted
signal being raspy, broad , just awful.
We talked to a few 'tech guys' on the bands and they all agreed that
this comes from a too low
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