I just installed my KPA 100 with the KAT100 antenna tuner. Every thing
was working fine on all bands - until I attempted to tune on 40 meters.
Suddenly I got an alarm and the panel is locked - I can't get to menu or
any of the controls. The alarm is a continuous beeping. I removed the
high power
Greetings folks:
Thanks to Nigel Hayton, ZL2DF, I have just posted to my web site at
www.n0ss.net
an article which described Nigel's efforts to reduce the not insignificant
switching spurs he was experiencing from his Samlex 1223 power supply.
Basically, Nigel, with only a couple additio
Thanks , John KF7OM
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Hi All,
Some of you wanted info on a gel cell charger I made in the 1990's. I have
uploaded the article to:
http://users.ev1.net/~spituch/Steve's%20Page/Radio/Steve's%20Radio%20Page.ht
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If you have any questions send me an e-mail.
Regards, and 72 and a half,
Steve Pituch, W2MY/5
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I don't mean to re-hash the same subject either, but I guess I missed the end
of this discussion also.
Regarding the vertical tube that comes from the stand to the mic, can someone
tell me if the threads on the bottom section are supposed to screw all of the
way into the base? Mine goes in a
Interesting topic, but we're overloading the list with way too many
postings.
Let's let these threads rest for now :-)
73, Eric WA6HHQ
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Brian Wruble wrote:
Guys, Steve was kidding, and I took the bait. My face continues to redden
as the thread goes on. In my own defense --- i
Guys, Steve was kidding, and I took the bait. My face continues to redden
as the thread goes on. In my own defense --- it was before I'd had my
coffee, my cat was sitting on the mousepad, and I have a teenage daughter.
73 and Happy Holidays to all
Brian, W3BW
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You guys are taking this waaay too serious .. he was FOOLING AROUND!
On Fri, 17 Dec 2004 16:34:28 +, Bill_Harris <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Good morning Steve:
> I'm interested where you got your source of information on the metric
> change over from mmfd to pf. I thought the Germans
Good morning Steve:
I'm interested where you got your source of information on the metric
change over from mmfd to pf. I thought the Germans were using "Hertz" back in
the 30's. If my memory serves me correctly, that was slightly before the
transistor came on the scene. Appreciate any inf
At 07:22 AM 12/17/2004, Steve Jackson wrote:
Today, the use of surface mount parts has caused the
need for 'nano.'
Not to mention the need for an increase in cursing at the workbench. :-)
Pete NV4V
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At 09:06 PM 12/16/2004, Doug Faunt N6TQS +1-510-655-8604 wrote...
>And "cycles" for frequency, by itself means very little. The proper
>term was "cycles per second", which is what "Hertz" replaces, not just
>"cycles"
>
>I don't think Mr. Hertz used "cycles" since he was a scientist, and
>would th
I monitor my digital transmissions through an audio out jack on my
rigblaster.
Simply plug the computer speakers into the audio out jack on your
interface and you should be able to hear the tones being generated by
the computer.
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R. Kevin Stover, ACØH
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Before I insulated my backstay I used Hamsticks on the stearn. Since I
don't have a copper plate on the hull I threaded 33ft of insulated
tinned wire through poly rope with a small float on the end and let it
trail in the water for a ground. Over salt water you don't need an
elaborate antenna s
My Astron does it also, I suspected it was the capacitors, now thanks to you
guys I know for sure.
Now, can someone tell me why I make the same noise when my wife wakes me up at
5 am to get me off to work???
Happy Holidays to all,
Tom
WB2QDG
K2 1103
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I am new to my K2 , #4472, and would like to know if it is possible to
monitor my digital transmissions. On CW I can hear what I am sending,
but not on PSK, rtty and Hell modes. Is that normal.
Thanks in advance to all who respond.
Jerry, N2UZ
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Yes, this does seem logical... I have a kit of precision resistors
that's at least 15 years old that is marked in that way... so it's not
new. I know there have been recent attempts to standardize on a new
system for parts... put forth by CCIR or IEEE or someone.
I guess I can deal with chan
John -
I have known some supplies to do this with the initial current inrush. A
problem reported by some is "singing" of the transformer, usually due to loose
laminations or transformer not tightened to case.
I have never been fond of the Pyramid power supplies. My experience is that
Pyramid
At 08:08 AM 12/17/2004, Brian Wruble wrote...
>How in the world did a change to solid state affect a naming convention? 1
>Hz = 1 cps, regardless of the circuit devices. 1 uuf ("micro micro farad")
>= 1 pf, regardless of the devices used in the circuit. I am baffled by this
>notion. Can you prov
How in the world did a change to solid state affect a naming convention? 1
Hz = 1 cps, regardless of the circuit devices. 1 uuf ("micro micro farad")
= 1 pf, regardless of the devices used in the circuit. I am baffled by this
notion. Can you provide more evidence? 73 de Brian W3BW
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In a message dated 16/12/04 18:44:22 GMT Standard Time,
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Larry, N8LP wrote:
Oops... it was pointed out to me off-list that the required cap is 4.7
"nf"... not the 4.7 "pf" I misread it as. I would expect 4.7 nf more
commonly to be written as .0047 uf, but maybe i
uuF was used to spec cap values in tube equipment.
The introduction of semiconductors forced a conversion
to use the 'pico' prefix.
Same with hertz. Tube gear measured frequency in
cycles per second. The transistor changed all of
that.
Today, the use of surface mount parts has caused the
need
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