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Subject: Re: [Elecraft] Transverters on the K2, IF Frequencies, No 10 Mhz
Option?
Harry,
Do you have 10MHz mapped out for the band selection process?
73,
Don W3FPR
On 2/28/2017 6:16 PM, Harry Yingst
Harry,
Do you have 10MHz mapped out for the band selection process?
73,
Don W3FPR
On 2/28/2017 6:16 PM, Harry Yingst via Elecraft wrote:
As per the K60XV Assembly and Operating Instructions Page 18 "The IF field can be
set to 7, 10, 14, 21, or 28 MHz."
When I go to set the IF the options
Thanks Ray,
I should have mentioned that I was considering a 2m Elecraft transverter for my
K2...
Gil.
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On Sep 8, 2012, at 7:21 PM, Ray Sills wrote:
HI Gil:
It depends on the transverter design. I do not have any Elecraft
transverters, but as I
I have the XV50 and XV144 on my K2. And other than a separate power out
LED on the front of the transverter, it becomes just like that band was
installed on the K2.
David
On 9/8/2012 8:11 PM, Gil G. wrote:
Thanks Ray,
I should have mentioned that I was considering a 2m Elecraft transverter
Gil,
The Elecraft XV series transverters were designed to interface with the
K2, and then extended to the K3.
If your K2 includes the K60XV option with its 1 mW TX and RX
connections, the operation is seamless. The K60XV transceiver ports
connect to the transverter and the HF antenna
Thanks Don and David, good to know..
Gil.
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On Sep 8, 2012, at 9:56 PM, Don Wilhelm wrote:
Gil,
The Elecraft XV series transverters were designed to interface with the K2,
and then extended to the K3.
If your K2 includes the K60XV option with its 1
Phil,
It sounds like you have either the frequency offset or the IF frequency
currently set to 14.000 MHz - something to check out. Look at all the
parameters for the TRN3 entry and you will find one of them incorrect.
The IF frequency should be 28 MHz.
73,
Don W3FPR
Phillip Buckholdt
Hi Kevin,
I designed the XV transverters for Elecraft and will attempt to answer your
question.
Receiver design always requires some compromise between sensitivity and
dynamic range. To maximize sensitivity, lossy elements, like filters, are
moved farther away from the antenna to minimize
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Subject: Re: [Elecraft] Transverters; New QST Review Link
To: Rajiv Dewan, N2RD [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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For inquiring minds, the direct link to the Oct. QST review of the
XV-144
The transverters are excellent. Easy to build and awesome performance.
I ordered my first Elecraft product, a XV144 - the 2m transverter, a
week ago. Took just a few hours to assemble it, and it was easy to
align and setup. I have done a fair bit of kit building and home
brewing (DSP10,
If only I could rig up a pan adapter for the K2, I'd use that as an IF
rig instead of the Kenwood 850.
Raj,
As an alternative, N4PY's software control program has a bandscan
function, that when you press it, it takes over the K2 for about 10
seconds, and scans the bandwidth you
Hi
Make sure you are using the BNC on the right (J3) when looking at the back for
the TX IF in and the one on the left (J2) for the RX IF out. The silk screen is
backwards on some of the rear panels and there may be a little label over the
original silk screen with the correct information on
Paul,
I would never recommend such a device if your a serious VHFr
They leak and will pick up alot of external signals that are not on VHF!
I think a famous DX record in the UK was claimed by two 28 MHz drivers and
leaky connections in the 70s!
I would only recommend good solid cables and
HI
Yes if you install the KX60M option then the switching is not required on the
antenna because the K2 RF is not required to drive the transverter. The drive
comes from the low level output on the KX60M not the K2 finals. The K2 output
circuit is turned off when the transverter is selected on
Hi Paul,
We also offer the K60XV internal transverter interface option for the K2. It
has a separate low level output for the driving transverters and automatically
switches to that output from the K2's HF output when you select a transverter
band.
To correct for the 100 Hz offset go into
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