Hello all,
It has been too long since I built a K2. I have a special offer for
anyone that wants a K2 built. I will build your K2 for half my usual fee,
IF I can use your finished K2 for a demo at the Melbourne, Florida hamfest
on September 10-12. (Need to get it pretty quickly.) I have bu
For Sale:
Elecraft K2 Serial #2186 (built July 2001) with:
*K2 Firmware ver 2.02h/1.02
*KPA100 ver 1.06 100W PA
*KDSP2 ver 3.0 DSP Module
*KSB2 ver 1.07 SSB Module
*K160RX 160 Meter & RX Ant Module
*KNB2 ver 1.02 Noise Blanker Module
*Kenwood MC43S Hand Mic
*1.5"
For those who wish to see pictures of the K2 DSP module kit that I
built today
http://homepage.mac.com/jfmenard/PhotoAlbum37.html
73
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Jean-François Ménard / VA2VYZ
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Elecraft K2 #4130
http://homepage.mac.com/jfmenard
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Hi Eric
Good to hear that the software isn't too far away. Hopefully we will be
able to include the AUX relays in the band configurations
It would, in my opinion make the KRC2 a much more useful shack accessory
if the button functions could be redefined as well. This would make the
KRC2 far more v
FWIW: Years ago, I used a transverter in satellite work that smoked
with more than about 2W input. I fed my 30S1 into the Heath Cantenna,
and tapped what I needed off a little RC voltage divider.
Trevor Day wrote:
>
> I don't have an 850S, but you could try an external negative dc supply
> (say
Hi
One simple mod you could do would be to change out the three 160 ohm 3 watt
resistors in the internal dummy load with 160 ohm 5 watt resistors. This should
allow you to go to 10-12 watts with no problem. You will need to use MOS type
non inductive resistors. Mouser has them. I would stand th
As promised, following is a list of upcoming events from Sept 10
throught the 26th.
Please see my posting last week for events through 9/6/04.
Thanks to Larry Mokoski W2LJ and Bob Boehmer, WB3FXC for packing
Elecraft radios and handouts to their local hamfests!
Note: Eric, WA6HHQ and Gar
Hi Brendan,
We're writing a Windows based KRC2 utility right now that will allow the
user to map any combination of its output antenna relay drivers based
upon what band it decodes. (You will be able to check off on the screen
which antenna relays (one or more) are enabled per band.) This will
I was so surprised Lyle that I have just downloaded the manual to see for
myself :-) Sure enough, no transverter port! It does have the usual
linear amp switching though including ALC input (remote connector pin
6). I personally find this a more elegant solution than the attenuator as
well a
Of course you don't want to add an attenuator in the receive signal path. .
The XV Transverter uses a simple resistive L-net attenuator inside on the TX
circuit side of the Transmit/Receive switch. The attenuator is switched into
the circuit that by jumpers when needed.
The first question I'd a
I was so surprised Lyle that I have just downloaded the manual to see
for myself :-) Sure enough, no transverter port! It does have the
usual linear amp switching though including ALC input (remote connector
pin 6). I personally find this a more elegant solution than the
attenuator as well a
> I'm helping a friend out who bought a 222 transverter from
> Elecraft but wants to use it with his TS850S. The 850 will
> only go down to 9 watts and the Elecraft wants a max of 8
> watts, any help out there???
The TS-850S doesn't have such an output, at least not according to the
manual that
Hi
If the Kenwood has a low level transverter output then you can set up the
jumpers for 0 to 1 MW input. Another option would be to build a 50 ohm 3 db
power attenuator on the output of the Kenwood. There are several designs in the
back of the ARRL handbook. The low level out is the best way t
On Fri, 2004-08-20 at 10:38 -0700, Jack Brindle wrote:
> On Apr 14, 2004, at 10:19 AM, "Brendan Minish" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> > want short presses of the F1 to f4 buttons to trigger the K2's memory
> > keyer playback.
> >
> Yes. You don't even need to reconfigure the box to do it. Simply
> instal
I've just added a new Tech notes article on our web page:
'K2MC'
A Mobile computer for you K2
by Jim Brown, K5JAZ
Jim has done a great job designing a small computer for use with his K2.
This article includes details on how it is all put together.
See the Tech Notes link at http://www.elecraf
I build up my K2 for 2004 Field Day.
It's a great radio and I really like it, but except
for portable/field use the knobs, buttons are too
small for my meat hooks.
I've been a QRO contester (mainly because I like
running strings) and I guess I'm gonna sell my K2,
FT847 and a couple of others and
On Apr 14, 2004, at 10:19 AM, "Brendan Minish" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
I have a KRC2 Which I use with my K2 to automate antenna switching but
since I use an external keyer (the lovely logikey cmos4) I really do
not
want short presses of the F1 to f4 buttons to trigger the K2's memory
keyer playbac
Art and all,
Tnx, to everyone who responded. I should have known Elecraft would pick up
on the finger dimple, but I was off the reflector for several months and
lost track of what was going on.
Excuses, excuses.
73, W1CG
At 01:04 PM 8/20/2004, Art-W6KY wrote:
Hi Chas,
How about Elecraft
I don't have an 850S, but you could try an external negative dc supply
(say -9v to 0v) on the radios ALC input. That should vary the output
from zero upwards.
Most of the Kenwood range have a Din socket transverter port on the rear
apron which outputs a couple of milliwatts or so although I s
wwwzerobeatnetcgi-bink2datadb.cgi
Sorry, if I send in HTML my message gets bounced by the reflector.
Even tho the link says K2data, all Elecraft rigs
73, Art W6KY K1-2 K1-4
JEAN-FRANCOIS MENARD <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Does somebody could tell me if there is a way to know who own a K2
Why, from Elecraft, of course!
Elecraft now has the FingerDimple in stock. Take a look at their web
page.
On Aug 20, 2004, at 6:31 AM, Charles Greene wrote:
Hi,
Will someone please tell me where I can purchase a tuning knob dimple
for a K2?
TNX,
Chas, W1CG
_
I'm helping a friend out who bought a 222 transverter from Elecraft but
wants to use it with his TS850S. The 850 will only go down to 9 watts and
the Elecraft wants a max of 8 watts, any help out there???
Gregg R. Lengling, W9DHI, Retired
Administrator http://www.milwaukeehdtv.org
K2/100 S#3075
Yes. I also get less change (as compared to 30m and 40m) when changing RF
gain. I have also noticed (as predicted by Elecraft) that the KX1 is sensitive
to your choice of headphones.
-Original Message-
From: Michael Babineau [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, August 19, 2004 8:5
Does somebody could tell me if there is a way to know who own a K2,
especialy the one living around me: all VE2 and VA2 here in the
province of Quebec.
I forgot the place, but I saw a list in the past, that people owning a
Elecraft product should put there name there
73
Chas,
Elecraft sells them. Check on their web site.
73,
Barry, W2BJ
On Fri, 20 Aug 2004 09:31:03 -0400, Charles Greene
wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> Will someone please tell me where I can purchase a
> tuning knob dimple for a K2?
>
> TNX,
>
> Chas, W1CG
>
> _
Hi
New boy here, ordered k2 last Tuesday afternoon, postman knocked at noon today
Friday, with the box. Now I have to clear the bench so I can build #4421.
Thanks for a great delivery
73 Bryan G3AKF
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Will someone please tell me where I can purchase a tuning knob dimple for a K2?
TNX,
Chas, W1CG
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I have an Elecraft K2 (S/N 2171) for sale with the following:
KSB2 SSB adapter
KNB2 Noise Blanker
KIO2 Computer/serial interface
KAF2 Analog Audio filter and clock
It has all of the latest approved MODS to bring it up to current
specifications, except the "Key Click" mod. Has version 2.04 firmwa
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