On Tue, Nov 23, 2004 at 11:08:26PM -0500, Richard Arland wrote:
> I remember seeing some information regarding the "prefered: ear buds
> for the KX-1. Can someone direct me to that web page?
Page 62 of the KX-1 manual recommends Sony MDR or equivalent with a
sensitivity of 108 dB/mW.
73, Bob N7X
Hi Richard;
I think you are refering to "The Plug" by Koss.
Many sites are selling them including ebay.
Here is a link to one of the sites:
http://www.spysupply007.com/Hot_Sales/January/THEPLUG.html
Robert VE3RPF
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I remember seeing some information regarding the "prefered: ear buds for the
KX-1. Can someone direct me to that web page?
73 Rich K7SZ
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I just wanted to take the opportunity to wish all of my Amateur Radio
friends a very safe, healthy and Happy Thanksgiving. May you all enjoy
good food, good company and good propagation!
73 de Larry W2LJ
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Tom and all,
There is a solution to using a mic requiring the 5 volts (through a
resistor) and switching to a mic that does not need it which does NOT
require the resistor to be in the mic plug.
Wire the resistor at the mic jack between pins 5 and 6 (pin 5 = FUNC which
is not used), then in
From practical experience I can second Wayne's recommendation of a
near vertical 24 foot end fed wire for use with the KX1.
This is what I used for an antenna for most of the summer, along with
5 X 16 ft ground radials made from computer ribbon cable and I had no
problems in matching it with the
On 11/23/04 5:00 PM, "jerry" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> Just putting together the KAT2 and can't find where it says to install R6. I
> am on page 7 where I am ready to install P4 and P5( it says that R5 and R6 are
> clearly visible).The only mention of R6 was in the beggining,
Hi all,
Just putting together the KAT2 and can't find where it says to install R6. I
am on page 7 where I am ready to install P4 and P5( it says that R5 and R6 are
clearly visible).The only mention of R6 was in the beggining, at the 2nd
step, the manual says " Install R3, R4 and R5. Note
Eric Swartz - WA6HHQ, Elecraft wrote:
We have just uploaded a new Tech Notes article to the Elecraft web site
titled:
The SP2 External Speaker Project for your K2, By Dave White, VE6DRW
Very interesting and nice job, Dave. My guess is that the cost of fabricating
the baffle, etc. made it to
I want to be able to switch between my MD2 mic which needs DC applied to the AF
line and my Heil Proset Plus headset which doesn't.
I'm not sure I could fit the resistor that comes with the MD2 inside the female
connector at the mic side so I'm looking into connecting pins 6 and 1 together
in
We have just uploaded a new Tech Notes article to the Elecraft web site
titled:
The SP2 External Speaker Project for your K2, By Dave White, VE6DRW
Thanks Dave!
73, Eric WA6HHQ
http://www.elecraft.com
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I have a few questions about the mic preamp on the Elecraft website.
What type of capacitors should I use?
I assume the .0047 caps are .0047 uF (aka 4.7 nF)?
I'm thinking about building this onto a small board with a header that
will plug onto the mic config header inside the K2. Will this affec
Dale,
Your ISP is blocking my email as spam. Unless you can get them to change
their spam handling, I cannot email you.
The bounced message said:
I can do any band - I have a multiband vertical that covers 80m-10m, but
it's not that great on the low bands. 20m is fine. I'll be home at
around noo
Be very careful to wash the antenna, insulators and exposed coils and
connections with fresh water and dry them after each use. It only takes a
couple of hours to build up a layer of conductive salt crust on any exposed
surface, even when it's way above the water line. That "bracing" salt air
you s
Thanks for all the responses -- I have quite a few things to work on.
To summarize the thread:
1. Use at least one ground radial. I have been using the radials that
come with the MP-1, but I notice that things change a bit (like more rx
noise, or Z changes) when I grab the case of the KX-1 or 2
But their in the filter HI. sorry for the incorrect terminology. I'm just a
computer geek!!
Rick
WA3TUU
From: Tom Hammond <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Richard Klingensmith" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: RE: [Elecraft] K1 / KFL1-4 / Question
Date: Mon, 22 Nov 2004 14:01:45 -0600
Rick:
At 11:16 AM
Hello all. I now have 3 mics.The Heil with HC5 element(has the
Elecraft site amp in place), the MH by Heil & Elecraft and now the MD2 (
couldn't pass up a deal ). The MD2 is definitely better ( stock audio
system in the K2 ) than the others in that I can talk the rig up with no
special effo
Fred, one more thing; why not just ignore the SWR and tune for maximum
received noise -- then let the tuner do its thing? You'll need to set
tuner to bypass first, of course but you won't need to carry an SWR
analyzer.
Cortland
From: Fred Jensen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
seem to come out OK.
Fred,
I've had pretty good luck on 20 with MP-1 bolted onto an neck-strapped
FT-817, but I have to hold onto the radio or use a counterpoise. I
suspect your trouble is that a KX1 and its attached wires are too small
to give a low feedpoint impedance. You will need a counterpoise (15 or
16 fe
Attn. Eric,
The exchange rate to Canadian Dollars has drasticly improved too of late.
Your products are virtually unknown here in Canada. I believe this to be
due to most Canadian hams not subscribing to QST magazine where you
principally advertise.
Why not investigate advertising in the Radi
1. Bill 'LR recently wrote, in part:
"I think I could prefer a menu item to select the VOX
delay, and just have the mode-hold toggle the VOX on
and off."
Bill is right. While handing out all 12 of my Qs for
the rare NC section ;-) during the 'phone SS, I found
myself wishing for exactly this fu
Hi Folks,
For those of you who are having trouble tripping the VOX on the K2, you may
want to try out the mod created by Stewart Baker G3RXQ - the following link
to the Elecraft archives will tell you all I know about it -
http://www.ac6rm.net/mailarchive/html/elecraft-list/2003-06/msg01036.ht
Nicolas:
I have had two K2's sent to me for replacement of the headphone jack and on
both units I found that they were not soldered properly. They both had
worked for several months and then became intermittent. I soldered the
connections again and let the solder flow into the connections an
Wal-Mart (who else?) has a very nice little travel pouch for the KX-1 at a
grand total cost of only $4.94! The pouch is sold as a "photo bag" by
Samsonite, product number 805BK. It has five pockets, is padded and has enough
room for the KX-1 and paddle set, along with a hank of wire for an anten
Gang:
Last week I finished KX-1 s.n 00914 (including all options)! It is a great
little rig and far surpasses my expetations! Good work Eric & Wayne!
First QSO went to Fran, K3BX, ;who says it sounded great. He came over the
next evening, looked it over quite thoroughly and muttered somet
Now that's a thought Ken, Elecraft amplifiers. Anyone listening in Aptos CA?
73, Geoff.GM4ESD
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Subject: Re: [Elecraft] 04 SS Phone / K2
> Not that anyone
Morning Nicolas,
I had exactly the same fault. Searched high and low in the UK and the rest
of Europe for a replacement with the switch but no luck. So I finally had to
order one from Elecraft. The cost of shipping was a heck of a lot more than
the cost of the headphone socket, and I wish now that
Top of the head thought, I wonder if it is only the late model K2s that have
to be "talked up". If so, it might have something to do with manufacturing
tolerances of the audio ICs. Would be interesting to get a yes - no roll
call from all K2 SSB users that use Heil mics.
I also use a scope to look
Hi,
I wonder if anyone can suggest a UK supplier for the K2’s headphone
socket. Mine no longer switches the internal speaker on and sometimes
makes a poor connection to the headphones. Close internal inspection
revealed that one of the plastic lugs on the “rear switch” had broken
away. So the hea
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