Scotty,
If you jumper the switch terminals as Gary suggested, you will have
speaker all the time.
Put a switch in series with that jumper wire and you have a speaker
on/off switch.
On the K2 there is an easy method to do that, just plug an unwired 3.5mm
plug into the external speaker jack. The K1 does not have an external
speaker provision, so you will have to be more 'creative' about the switch.
If your K1 has the internal battery option *and* you do not use that
option, the battery on/off switch can be re-purposed for the speaker
switch - or add your own ideas for a switch location.
73,
Don W3FPR
On 10/7/2013 4:35 PM, Scotty Long wrote:
Thank you I will try that. I'm looking at options for another plug (more
durable) and a switch to turn the speaker on and off manually as well.
Scotty/NU0S
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Gary Surrency <g...@elecraft.com> wrote:
If you bridge the terminals of the headphone switch, you can see if the
speaker then works. They are the ones on the rear of the switch when you
have the bottom cover removed. If that works, you will need to replace
the switch if you want to be able to go back and forth between the
headphones and speaker at will. Or just leave the jumper there for now.
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