Joe,
Right. You need to buy three, and the majority wins.
At 08:23 PM 10/13/2004, Joe - aa4nn wrote:
Whatever you'all do, don't buy TWO atomic clocks. Otherwise you'll never
know what time it is. I have two MFJ Radio Controlled clocks that after
two years have finally synced in with UTC but
I've just stumbled across the KX1.
I'm off to VP9 for a couple of weeks very soon and am wondering whether
anybody in the UK have one of these little beauties for sale ?
John G3XRJ
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John,
Depends on the program. Most use serial port keying; works even if you are
using a USB-serial converter which I am doing right now. For example, MixW
lets you select either DTR or RTS for PTT or CW, but some programs use one
for CW and one for DTR but not both for both.. I don't use
I am wondering why these programs like Logger32 and others do not
implement
the same scheme for the K2 as used in K24U. There is no external hardware
(i.e. transistors etc.) to "key" the K2. The K2 "KY" command implements
keyboard CW with no "external" hardware needed. A single keyer trans
I was in my local (Scotts Valley, CA) store to buy some parts from
the drawers and found out all the individual components in there are
half-off this month. Whether this is a local phenomenon or
system-wide, I don't know.
When the guy told me I was getting half-off, I said (smart-mouth)
"Why?
Folks,
I have available, unassembled, still in Elecraft packaging:
KX1 Ultra-Portable CW Xcvr Kit
KXB30 30 m Adapter
KXAT1 Internal Auto. Ant. Tuner
$390 Shipped CONUS.
Bundle only I don't wish to seperate these items.
I really hoped to build this, but a new job, and other activities has me
Just finishing my K2 and wanted to use Spectrogram to align the filters.
I downloaded Sprectrogram V11.0. However, the link Gary at Elecraft
pointed me to seems to be for a much older version. The instructions
are from 2000 and first step to bring up the menu even refers to the
wrong function key
The cheapest price I found on Froogle was $8.79 from cybergiftcenter.com.
Great price, but the cheapest shipping option was $9.41, making the total
$18.20!
Dan KB6NU
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From: "Daniel Reynolds" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Wednesday, October 13, 2004 6:11 PM
Subject: [
Hi Dan,
Spectrogram 11 has extra features that are not required to align the K2
filters. There is a very useful early version of Spectrogram that was
released as freeware. It will do what you need to align your K2. You can
find a link to it here:
http://w5big.home.comcast.net/spectrogram.htm
al
Dan:
First - There is NO NEED to use the latest/greatest version of Spectrogram.
In fact, there are NO docs currently written to directly support that version.
Next - Go to my web site
http://www.n0ss.net/
and download v5.1.7 AND the documentation written to match that version of
the sof
Nifty! now offers a comlete, yet very compact quick-reference guide to
KX1 operation. You can find it at:
www.niftyaccessories.com/
From my reading of Bernie's KX1 reference, it appears that we packed a
lot of features into the little rig ;)
73,
Wayne
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Well ... maybe ... but majorities don't always determine the truth (we
all probably knew that ;-). I volunteer at the local blood center where
there are four atomic clocks -- two Seiko, and two other different ones
I've never heard of. They are all different, all the time, sometimes by
as much a
Similar conversation here in Auburn in the foothills of the Sierra
Nevada. I think the sale is company-wide. However, there are a lot of
things in bags that I would define as "Parts" that they apparently
don't. I'm quite sure cell phones are in that category as well.
Fred K6DGW
Auburn CA CM98
All,
I think those clocks only update the time from Boulder 4 times per day. At
least my Radio Shack ones do that - you can tell by watching the antenna symbol
to show when they're seeking the signal. So if they are a few seconds off
during the interim because they are running at slightly diffe
I'll be talking about kits and kit construction in a forum at Pacificon
this Saturday, from 1:15-2:15 PM in the San Ramon room. Please pass
this along to any of your friends, in-laws, offspring, etc., who might
want to try their hand at our favorite activity. I'll bring lots of
examples of Elec
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Mike S)
Date: Wednesday, October 13, 2004 10:28 pm
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] K2 Filters
> At 09:57 PM 10/13/2004, Joe - aa4nn wrote...
> >I wish there was a K2 button you could push to see what filter is
> active.
>
> Push AGC and XFIL toget
Don't think of it as pushing two buttons together. Put your finger between
the buttons, and push it as one. It's easy (for us southpaws, anyhow).
Dan / WG4S / K2 #2456
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Sent: Thursday, October
Old Radio Shack Manager here...
What they are trying to do is get rid of all the discontinued/devalued
merchandise. All the stores in each district have been directed to
send their disco/deval to specific stores that have a good past
record of being able to sell disco/deval. If you want to know whi
If you use one of the computer programs to run the K2, (I prefer N4PY
software) you don't even have to press a button to see what filter you are
using...just look at the screen. You also see a bunch of other details like
the frequency in the VFO you are not using (or are using if operating
spli
I have for sale:
Ventenna's HFp 10-40 meter Portable Antenna. Used little (don't get out
much). Has all parts etc. For details, see www.ventenna.com.
Asking $130 including regular shipping CONUS. (If you want USPS Priority
shipping add $3.00 and I'll pick up the rest.)
Payment can be by Pa
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