John:
I am the author of the QEX article and the designer of the Z90 and Z91
digital panadapter.
Although these were designed as a general purpose panadapter, it turns
out that about 90% of my customers use it with a K2. Consequently, I
have modified the computer display software to integrate with the K2 to
permit mouse click tuning, i.e., click on the spectrum display with the
mouse and you can automatically tune the K2 to that frequency. It's a
pretty nifty feature and works reasonably well.
The display height is 4.5 inches or so, and with the necessary
clearances, one needs an enclosure that is about 5 inches tall, and
preferably a hair taller.
I have one customer that installed (or he may still be in the process
of building it) the Z90 in a home made enclosure that is a scaled up K2
enclosure.
Jack K8ZOA
www.cliftonlaboratories.com
John Wiener wrote:
I remember reading on this reflector that the spectrographic display
design (Pan-something) in a recent QEX article was designed with the
K2 in mind.
I was wondering whether anyone has considered this to be a worthy
occupant of an EC2 cabinet (the large one).
Has anyone homebrewed this device?
I think it comes as a kit but from what I recall from the article, it
seemed to be above my head as I am a pre-computer oldie/newbie or
whatever.
Sure would give Icom a run for the money to have a K2 with a spectrum
display.
Any thoughts?
John
AB8O
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