Randy NV0U wrote:
Just walked in the shack and sat down and noticed the meter on the K2
was lighting... very nicely I might add, in a nice little pattern.
Then I noticed the external wattmeter was showing about 5 watts.
I don't know how long it had been sending dits into the dummy load,
bu
My cat does not yet have his license :)
Kevin. KD5ONS
On Wed, 12 Apr 2006 22:59:39 -0400, Dan Barker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
You'd have learned that long ago if you had cats.
Dan / WG4S
unplug the stinkin' key box when closing down for the night.
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You'd have learned that long ago if you had cats.
Dan / WG4S
unplug the stinkin' key box when closing down for the night.
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My tale of woe and intrigue:
Just walked in the shack and sat down and noticed the meter on the K2
was lighting... very nicely I might add, in a nice little pattern.
Then I noticed the external wattmeter was showing about 5 watts.
I don't know
Mike:>
>Just curious, are you using any type of voltage cut off circuit
between the battery and KX1?
>
>I use lithiums in my R/C planes and I set my speed controls for a cut
off voltage of 3.0v per cell. I am not a lithium >expert but if the
batteries are discharged too low they
Mike:
Just curious, are you using any type of voltage cut off circuit between the
battery and KX1?
I use lithiums in my R/C planes and I set my speed controls for a cut off
voltage of 3.0v per cell. I am not a lithium expert but if the batteries
are discharged too low they will not take a c
Michael,
The diode voltage dropping trick sounds like a very 'safe' method to me.
One can even switch out the diodes when the battery voltage falls. I have
used this technique many times, but not with the particular batteries you
are using - figure the number of series diodes that you need from t
John,
I have been using a 3-cell 2100 milliamp Li-Poly with my KX1 and am pretty
pleased with it, but would consider using a 4 cell if shown it is safe (or a
way to do it safe...) I guess I just don't want to be the first on to find
out if it works using MY KX1 either... :>)
Please let me m
Thats correct, David. We should ask Eric if it´s possible to provide us with
an elecraft label to glue it on the MC43 :-)
Lots of people would like it. It´s the same with the famous HexKey: I like
it because it´s execellent, actually I changed my Schurr Professionals
against it, but I know a couple
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I sold my MH2 a while back as it seemed totally out of character with the K2
even with the Elecraft label. It was way too large, had PTT switch that took
a lot of pressure to operate, and had too stiff a coiled cord.
The K2 also allows for function buttons on the mic to switch VFOs. It would be
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Thanks Wayne..I was just telling Nigel I'd like to mount it in the battery
compartment if there is room. I have the Palm Peg-legs so the front of the
rig will be tilted up so I could hit the buttons when necessary.
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From: "wayne burdick" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "T
Peter Zenker writes
After lots of testing QRPproject is selling the Kenwood MC 43 as best choice
together with the K2. It generates an excellent SSB signal, it´s size meets
the K2 look and it can be 1:1 connected at the K2 Microphon port.
I agree with you, Peter. I have both the Elecraft MH2 a
Fred,
After lots of testing QRPproject is selling the Kenwood MC 43 as best choice
together with the K2. It generates an excellent SSB signal, it´s size meets
the K2 look and it can be 1:1 connected at the K2 Microphon port.
72/3 de Peter, DL2FI
www.qrpproject.de
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Fred,
As Eric indicated, the K2 microphone configuration header can be
plugged/wired to work with most any microphone having an 8 pin mic plug.
Obtaining a microphone is easy - if you want to go the inexpensive route,
pick up a CB microphone, they are plentiful and if it doesn't come with an 8
pi
If you really want to get their attention, go ahead and charge them for
it ...
:-)
- Keith KD1E -
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Eric Swartz -
WA6HHQ,
Have no fear - we will not charge you $999 for shipping.
If we see something like
Tom,
Nigel did an amazing job with his T1 installation, but you might
consider a far simpler alternative. Not as well integrated, but it may
suffice for your needs.
The T1 board set as normally built -- with the control board mounted in
its usual place -- will fit inside the 817's battery co
Hi Tom,
Have no fear - we will not charge you $999 for shipping.
What that means is that you did not pick a shipping method. We use $999
to get your attention. I guess it did! :-) The phrase "Please choose a
shipping method" right next to it says it all. In any case, if you
actually submitted
Nice job Nigel...I'm glad you included the FT-817 module too. Thanks!
I'll talk with you off-line.
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From: "Nigel A. Gunn G8IFF/KC8NHF" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Tom Althoff" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Cc:
Sent: Wednesday, April 12, 2006 12:05 PM
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] T1
There ya go. Been there, done that and here's the pictures.
http://www.ngunn.net/cyberworld/hamradio/t1/index.html
Tom Althoff wrote:
I see the FAQ for the T1 suggests that the T1 could be mounted in the FT-817 battery
compartment "With some effort".
I plan on doing this but would like to he
WOW! I just put a T1-K and a T1-FT817 in my shopping cart on the Elecraft
site and got a Grand Total of $1,183.00 for a Qty of 1 of each.
The "Please choose a shipping method" field is showing $999 shipping. I'll
have to go back and be sure I didn't type the zip code for a lunar colony!
8-)
I see the FAQ for the T1 suggests that the T1 could be mounted in the FT-817
battery compartment "With some effort".
I plan on doing this but would like to hear back from anyone who's "been there
/ done that" before I dive in.
Tom K2TA
Greenwood Lake, NY
Hi Fred,
The manufacturer of the MH2 microphone discontinued that model and we
have been looking for a replacement. We are in discussions with another
manufacturer now for a replacement hand mic, but it will be a couple of
months before we can get it in.
Fortunately we designed the K2 and KS
With Elecraft marketing a K2 w/SSB option - why would
they drop all desk & mobile MICROPHONES for this rig?
Doesn't make sense - am I missing something? Should
I not buy the SSB Option for my K2 # 5422?
I'm mostly concerned about the electrical physical
connector and interface to my K2. I even
Hi Robert,
I have a MacMini - OSX 10.4.6 with dual Keyspan USB/serial ports and an
older RIGblaster.
I use MacLoggerDX on one serial port for logging and rig control and
Cocoamodem/CocoaPTT on a separate port for PSK. MacLoggerDX is a
fine piece of software -- It is versatile and full-featured,
I am Mac user (10.4.6).
dave belsley, w1euy
On Apr 12, 2006, at 6:05 AM, Robert Allbright wrote:
Hi Elecrafters
Out of curiosity I am wondering how many of you are users of MacOS?
(I'm using OSX 10.4.6) on my G5 iMAC
I'm just about to interface my K2 via the Tigertronics SignaLink
SL-1
I'd prefer the "K3" to be a fully functioned base HF radio, dual receive,
built in PSU-Amp-ATU, FSK etc etc. You could always have VHF as an optional
extra ??
David, Vk2NU
>Date: Tue, 11 Apr 2006 22:02:13 -0400
>From: "Scott Richardson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Subject: Re: [Elecraft] Re: Met
Hello,
I am a Mac User, and am interested to see how it works for you so I'll have
some ideas when I get back home.
CPT Drew Neve - KB9LLO
Battle Captain
S3 ASG-Kuwait
Eager to Assist
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From: Robert Allbright <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Wednesday, April 12, 2006 1:05 pm
Hi Elecrafters
Out of curiosity I am wondering how many of you are users of MacOS?
(I'm using OSX 10.4.6) on my G5 iMAC
I'm just about to interface my K2 via the Tigertronics SignaLink SL-1
+ Sound Card - Radio Interface (http://www.tigertronics.com) and
using software cocoaModem 2.0 for d
>
> I don't actually own one Bob but I have taken a look at the cct. I
> would think that the MK line is probably (Manual Keying) by applying an
> earth at this point. RL is keying the relay via a transistor switch,
> probably for those radios that have a solid state keying line that can't
Hello Adi
I can see what you mean about receiving a flood of e-mails through
the reflector
I receive the DIGEST each day and have a quick look at the headers to
see if any thing interests me?
I can then quickly locate message number that interests me - easy -
but I expect you know this?
I
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