Re: [Elecraft] K2 in SS CW...

2006-11-08 Thread K6TFZ
Out of curiosity, did your K2 have the strong signal
modification of the 2 diodes between pins 4 and 6
on U-12?   Geoff, K6TFZ
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" . . . A local, K7OX, was running HP, just a few miles  
away.  If I was anywhere within about 10khz of him, 
I could still hear him on the K2."
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RE: [Elecraft] K2 in SS CW...

2006-11-08 Thread Darwin, Keith
Nice post Chris.  Tnx for the comparison with a known contest rig.

What I find amazing is that we're even comparing the K2 to an FT1000.
That the $600 bone-stock K2 can truly run with the big boys (in this
case, one that has been tricked out somewhat) is absolutely astounding.

- Keith N1AS -
- K2 5411 -

Original Message-
From: Chris Hurlbut

I used my K2/100 and an FT1000D with the INRAD roofing filter mod in
SO2R at WA7LT, low power.  

The close in *LOUD* signals is where there was a definite deficiency vs
the FT1000D.  A local, K7OX, was running HP, just a few miles away.  If
I was anywhere within about 10khz of him, I could still hear him on the
K2.  The FT1000D was dead quiet right up next to him.  IMO, this is the
only problem with the K2's RX!  

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