At 06:03 AM 2005-12-10, W3FPR wrote:
It is a well known fact that the Heil HC4 and HC5 mic elements have an
output level 6 to 10 dB below that of most other ham mics. Transceivers
with a mic gain control can usually handle the lower output, but those
without the control (notably Elecraft and ICO
Hi Don. The levels are high everywhere in the chain up through the bases
of Q7-8. Requested power is immaterial in this case, since the ALC sees
zero detected power, and therefore is pegged at 5v all the time.
I measured the levels with a scope, and divided the p-p values by 2.82
to compare
Larry,
Exactly where are the RF levels higher than normal? Obviously not at the
output of the Low Pass filter or you would have power output (unless you
have the tuner and have set it to ANT2 instead of ANT1 or something like
that).
With the requested power set at 5 watts, send us the RF Voltage
OK. I'm hoping someone has seen this before I start tearing into things
(and tearing my hair out).
My K2 started to lose power yesterday. Within an hour, the output
dropped to close to zero (1mW on 160m, 40mW on 10m). There are no signs
of distress or burning odors.
I checked the ALC... pi
Kevin,
I hope and pray for you.
Mark Saunders, KJ7BS
Glendale, AZ
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Sent: Saturday, December 10, 2005 10:04 PM
To: Elecraft
Subject: [Elecraft] Elecraft CW Net NO NET
I am sorry folks there will
The NAQCC QRP CW Sprint for December is this coming Tuesday night
December 13th from 8:30 to 10:30PM EST or, if you prefer, Wednesday
Morning from 0130 - 0330 UTC.
This month's Sprint will be held on 80 Meters ONLY.
The suggested starting point for participants is from 3.555 MHz to 3.565
MHz
First of all..my appologies for hijacking the "KIO2 Wanted"
thread. It was
unintentional. I often do a quick "reply all" to a previous
post, delete
the body and subject of the e-mail and make a new post. I forgot
to change
the subject on this to be more fitting.
Even doing that isn'
The NAQCC QRP CW Sprint for December is this coming Tuesday night
December 13th from 8:30 to 10:30PM EST or, if you prefer, Wednesday
Morning from 0130 - 0330 UTC.
This month's Sprint will be held on 80 Meters ONLY.
The suggested starting point for participants is from 3.555 MHz to 3.565
MHz
Hi All,
Anybody on the list have and experience with using a K2/100
with a Microham keyer on RTTY ?? using Writelog with MMTTY
If so, I would be intrested in your settings you use to key up the K2,
have had no success so far getting it to work on RTTY
73 de K7ZUM
Ken in Gres"HAM" Ore
First of all..my appologies for hijacking the "KIO2 Wanted" thread. It was
unintentional. I often do a quick "reply all" to a previous post, delete
the body and subject of the e-mail and make a new post. I forgot to change
the subject on this to be more fitting.
- Original Message -
Hello readers.
If your recall some months ago, I was looking for some leather cases
for my K2.
Unfortunately, they are a bit pricey for what I was looking for.
However, I've come across this fellow who makes great looking paddles.
In one of his pages, I spied a K1 with what he calls Armor pla
Hello,
I am selling my K2 station. Everything works great, just reducing
equipment in the shack.
K2/100 in S/N 4182
KSB2 SSB Adaptor
K160RX 160M add-On
and the original K2 top cover.
$900 Shipped
KAT100-1 100W Automatic Antenna Tuner
Comes with Manual, and cable to attach to the K2.
$190 Shipped
You will be pleased with it. I was amazed at the low cost, and also
the prompt shipping.
Chas, W1CG
During my search on the internet I found that Kent (which makes
excellent
paddles I'm told) makes a combo unit exclusively for a dealer in the UK
called Waters & Stanton. Both the paddle
On Sun, 2005-12-11 at 11:32 +0100, Roland Cordesses wrote:
> Like you I found my microphone didn't have enough output to drive my
> K2. Then I built an external audio preamplifier-equalizer and things
> really improved.
>
> You'll find the equalizer's schematic diagram in my Web site :
>
> http
Kevin,
You will be pleased with it. I was amazed at the low cost, and also
the prompt shipping.
Chas, W1CG
At 10:56 PM 12/10/2005, Kevin Shaw wrote:
I'm in the process of building my K2 and I started looking for a paddle/key
to use for CW when I'm finished. I haven't used CW in over 20 year
>There is mention of shortening the AGC response time by swapping
>a 1.0uf for the original 2.2uf.Did that mod make it to the current
>production units as well?
My recently completed K1, s.n. 2105 has a 2.2uf at RF C31.
John, W2GW
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Elecraft mai
Tom wrote:
>The K1 should arrive next week. I see a lot of mods got incorporated...
>There is mention of shortening the AGC response time by swapping
>a 1.0uf for the original 2.2uf.Did that mod make it to the current
>production units as well?
No, I don't think Elecraft has "embraced" th
Tom wrote:
>I've been reading the manual for the K1I don't see mention of
>auto-sensing of the paddle as in the K2.
That's because the K1 keyer does NOT have the "ADn" and "ADr" auto-detect
feature.
However, the K1 quick reference card on Elecraft's site at
http://www.elecraft.com/K1/K1q
Wayne N6KR mentioned the following in a discussion about cable length
between a K2/(100) and a remoted KAT-100
"2. If you're using a KPA100 in your K2, and you do find that power readings
are
unstable with the long KAT100 control cable, you can disconnect the "VRFDET"
wire at both ends of the cont
Hi Ken,
Like you I found my microphone didn't have enough output to drive my K2. Then
I built an external audio preamplifier-equalizer and things really improved.
You'll find the equalizer's schematic diagram in my Web site :
http://roland.cordesses.free.fr
73
Roland F2DC
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