hi,
on April 18, 2006, i wrote about distortions at the audio:
> i have the following problem with my elecraft K2 s/n 3922:
>
> when i listening to a station in a quietly position of the AF
> GAIN (position 9 o clock pm), then the audio was a little bit
> distortet. when the AF GAIN are in a loud
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My new 4-band K1 #2183 has been finished and on the air just over a week now
and has been working fine. Late yesterday when I switched to 20 meters it
was dead on that band. The other 3 bands are working normally. I am going
to have to do some troubleshooting when I get home from work today.
Hi Manfred,
Re-check the denoiser, autonotch, and filter gain settings in table #7
on page 37 of the KDSP2_A1 manual, and set your K2 to the default
settings shown in table #7.
If the problem is still there,, you might try reducing denoiser
SSB gain and / or SSB filter gain below the default set
I have a K2 with ATU f/w rev 1.03. Would there be any advantage to updating
to the lastest ATU firmware ?
Ken K1DWZ
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Ken,
I can't recall all the update features, but the one that I would deem
important is that the newer firmware supports 60 meter use - however,
consider that transmitting a CW carrier on 60 meters (even for tuning) is
not within the FCC rules. I use a resonant 60 meter dipole myself.
73,
Don W3
Wes,
I should think that the trouble would be found on the FL1-4 board. Check
the 20 crystal first. Measure the RF Voltages with an RF Probe and compare
to the normal ranges listed in the K1 manual.
73,
Don W3FPR
> -Original Message-
>
> My new 4-band K1 #2183 has been finished and on
There has been minimal user feedback given on preferred DSP settings.
Try first setting the DSP2 to the Elecraft defaults found in manual table 7, if
they are not currently set to those defaults.
Try reducing the denoiser decay setting to 07 for SSB as previously suggested
by a user. I have
>
>Hi Manfred,
>Re-check the denoiser, autonotch, and filter gain settings in table #7
>on page 37 of the KDSP2_A1 manual, and set your K2 to the default
>settings shown in table #7.
>If the problem is still there,, you might try reducing denoiser
>SSB gain and / or SSB filter gain below the defa
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Hi
I have kitted a batch of my Solar Controller Kits for both the low to medium
power
systems and high power systems. Field Day is not that far away and you can
get those extra points if you are operating with solar power
The new low power version uses the same circuit and PC board as my high
pow
I've gotten K2 # 5422 - out of the crates, out of the
hanger, onto the tarmack, and pushed out a ways, to
Part III alignment. Thanks to superb help from
"Scott", "Gary", "Lisa", "Don" and Elecraft Parts and
Support groups - I've had a successful build so far!
Can't say enough about both the exper
Fred N3CSY asked:
QUESTION: K2 BANDS?
How does one know what "BAND" the K2 is set for?
I know I can do BAND+ and BAND-, and I can do
BAND+/BAND- frequencies entries. BUT HOW DO I (me)
know - what BAND the K2 thinks it is in? There
must be a base BAND spot - where all the ups, downs,
and change
Fred,
Relays K12-15 switch the 8 VCO ranges. Once you have selected a range the
LCD is your indicator of what band you are on. Because they are latching
relays it will "remember" what band you are on.
Having selected a band changing frequencies is a matter of turning the
optical en
How does one know what "BAND" the K2 is set for?
Hi Fred,
The K2 firmware does have a notion of what band you're on. The way
*you* can tell (usually) is to look at the VFO frequency. However, it
is possible to tune outside the normal band limits, possibly even into
the next band's territory
Fred,
Look in the manual and on page 5, top of the second column, you will see the
K2 'Frequency Ranges' listed. We commonly refer to those as 'bands' 3.5 to
4 MHz is the 80 meter band, 7 to 7.3 is the 40 meter band, ... 28.0 to 28.8
is the K2 10 meter band (the actual amateur allocation goes up
Fred
Welcome to the Elecraft club, membership lasts a long time!
The K2 returns to the last used frequency when you power it up, other
than that the bands just cycle round. Assuming you haven't set any
transverter bands pressing down from 1.8 MHz takes you to the 28 MHz
band, etc. Moving arou
Last evening I read somewhat older artikel in this Elecraft Net.
Is it true that it is better to disconnect your FCTR probe after filter
aligments are done?
My probe is still connected to TP2, this way I can always check/realign filter
settings.
But the possibility is that you can get some spurs
Roland wrote:
Last evening I read somewhat older artikel in this Elecraft Net.
Is it true that it is better to disconnect your FCTR probe after filter
aligments are done?
My probe is still connected to TP2, this way I can always check/realign filter
settings.
But the possibility is that you ca
Early in K2 history, a number of builders found spurs that would go away if
the probe was unplugged and stowed.
Stuart
K5KVH
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I have worked YX0LIX on 10, 12, 17 meters on an attic off center fed 40M
dipole. You just cannot beat the mojo! Now on to 20 and 40... and oh by the
by, running 10 big watts here.
Jim W4ATK
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I'll be operating and camping in SW Oklahoma (near Lawton) for QRPTTF.
Weather is predicted to be cool but with a good chance of storms - hopefully
the tent will be waterproof and band conditions will continue to improve.
I'll be using my KX1 and experimenting with a new type of battery. Details,
p
The Alabama QSO part is this weekend and I will be on, along with
several
of my fellow ops from the Birmingham Amateur Radio Club. Most of us will be
running QRP. We will be lurking about the lower 40Khz of each band 160 thru
10M. If you are interested google "Alabama QSO Party" for the ru
I've got the base K2 # 5422 built - and am doing the
"Alignment & Test, Part III" - Receiver Pre-Alignment,
Transmitter Alignment (page 74):
The difficulty I'm finding: It seems like the whole
testing and "peaking" adjustment, is based on BAR
GRAPH 10-LED Display and tweaking the various L1/L2,
Fred,
You can use your ears rather than the S-meter - just tune for the strongest
signal strength. Close your eyes and listen, you should hear a peak as you
rotate the inductor slug (or capacitor trimmer). You should be able to
resolve the peak within about 1/4 turn with just your ears. The pea
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