try this ..
http://homepage.mac.com/WebObjects/FileSharing.woa/wa/default?user=bsandersen&templatefn=FileSharing11.html&xmlfn=TKDocument.11.xml&sitefn=RootSite.xml&aff=consumer&cty=US&lang=en
Guaranteed no line wrap on my outgoing sender - if it's split, it's your line
wrap.
But .. is that URI len
This should work as well to go to the same site:
http://tinyurl.com/kr5nf
Ron AC7AC
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On Monday 08 May 2006 20:20, Don Wilhelm wrote:
> I was not able to hear your mp3 - I could not get the long URL to
> work, but
Don,
It works here. It's in three lines though and
RESOLVED!
The RFC15 replacement fixes the problem--when you install
it correctly.
My most sincere thanks to the many of you that worked on
this problem for me and responded both on and off the list.
I am very sorry to eat so much bandwidth on this.
My K2 now has a very sweet tone on CW.
-- Sco
Thanks to all who responded. Here is a summary of responses:
MixW seems to be THE solution suggested unanonymously. Ham Radio Deluxe is
suggested to coexist with MixW. DXLab SW Suite is another suggestion for an
alternative.
I'll give them a try but it will take some time since I am an absolute
b
I was wondering if someone would volunteer to provide me with a demo of the
K2 and point out its strength and weaknesses? I was originally looking for a
replacement for my SIERRA (K1) but the K2 might be a better alternative for
replacing two rigs. I am a casual contester but want the capab
http://tinyurl.com/kr5nf
Try this URL
73 KI4DGH
Chuck G
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Still doesn't work for me, try 'tinyurl' to shorten it.
73,
Don W3FPR
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> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Ian Stirling
> Sent: Monday, May 08, 2006 9:00 PM
> To: Elecraft@mailman.qth.net
> Subject: Re: [Elecraft] CW signal raspy, underwater
On Monday 08 May 2006 20:20, Don Wilhelm wrote:
> I was not able to hear your mp3 - I could not get the long URL to work, but
Don,
It works here. It's in three lines though and needs
stitching together. A copy and paste of the three lines
puts in two gaps that need to be edited out in the lon
Yes,
That is the specific item.
I'd like to take this opportunity to congratulate you on your website, too,
John. I've looked at it a couple of times. I enjoy it.
CPT Drew Neve
Battle Captain
S3 ASG-Kuwait
Eager to Assist
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From: John Harper <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date
Drew, like Jim said - Thanks for serving our country.
And please correct me if I'm wrong but I believe this is the specific item
you mentioned in your previous post:
http://www.specopsbrand.com/assets/product_html/prod_minipockorg.html
Take care and have fun on the air!
73,
John AE5X
Portable Q
Wow!
I never thought I'd get so many responses to my little submission to this
forum. Thank you, I'm afraid I can't respond to them all.
Thanks for the encouragement in the dipole at reduced height, Leigh. I hadn't
thought of the depth of the water table adding to my antenna height.
There is a
Scott,
I was not able to hear your mp3 - I could not get the long URL to work, but
...
Since TUNE is OK, but your CW is not good, the only thing I can think of is
the components for the 'keying waveshape' mounted on the back of the Control
Board may be giving you some problem. Check the solderin
Drew,
Setting up a vertical in Tent City can be a real pain because the radials
and keeping the troops from tripping over everything. My recommendation
would be to setup a large fiberglass pole like the 31' Jackite between the
tents (between the tents were they have the A/C units setup) and use a
Joe N9JR wrote:
25 wpm is cw with training wheels. In the real world people don't send that
slow. Bummer.
---
Joe, I think you might be exaggerating!
In 50+ years of pounding brass on the Ham bands from 160 meters through UHF,
the only time I've worked at 30 wpm or mo
Drew,
Good luck getting on the air hope to hear you soon. But most of all THANK
YOU FOR SERVING OUR COUNTRY!
Thanks Again
Jim Cessna
KB8N
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Sent: Monday, May 08, 2006 6:14 PM
To: elecraft@m
I'm with you Clark, and you've got plenty of friends too.
Stan Rife
W5EWA
Houston, TX
K2 S/N 4216
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Clark Wierda
Sent: Monday, May 08, 2006 5:50 PM
To: Larry Makoski W2LJ
Cc: elecraft@mailman.qth.ne
I might just stay on the porch and chat. I'm trying to get comfortable at
10-15.
Clark B. Wierda
N8CBW
On Mon, 8 May 2006, Larry Makoski W2LJ wrote:
Joseph Reed wrote:
Ouch,
25 wpm is cw with training wheels. In the real world people don't send
that slow. Bummer.
Boy, "ouch" indee
Drew,
FB on your new KX1; I carry mine with me most of the time, though not in
such circumstances as yours!
I don't know your topography, but if the soil conductivity is poor, you
might consider the following:
The PAC-12 depends on ground coupling and good soil conductivity, so you
may want to do
Joseph Reed wrote:
Ouch,
25 wpm is cw with training wheels. In the real world people don't send that
slow. Bummer.
Boy, "ouch" indeed!
Maybe some day I'll get off the trike and manage a two-wheeler!
73 de Larry W2LJ
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Ouch,
25 wpm is cw with training wheels. In the real world people don't send that
slow. Bummer.
I'll check out the site you referenced. I don't have a KDSP2, being a code
kind of guy I am good to go with the KAF2.
I love the receive qualities of my K2, and really, really wanted to make i
Greetings,
I'm one of the lurkers who follow this list, but haven't had anything to
contribute. I am currently 1/2 way through my one year deployment to Kuwait and
put together a KX1 here in my billeting to try to make a DXpedition out of the
rest of my time here. I have a big plastic tote to
Joseph Reed wrote:
I asked a question about the audio "pop" that occurs in cw when T-R
is set to 0 (QSK), I discovered a 1993 thread that discussed
lowering a resistance value.
Two questions for those who have done it. First how effective was
it? Meaning at what speed could you still hear bet
I asked a question about the audio "pop" that occurs in cw when T-R is set to 0
(QSK), I discovered a 1993 thread that discussed lowering a resistance value.
Two questions for those who have done it. First how effective was it? Meaning
at what speed could you still hear between character ele
Bekir Kemal Ataman wrote:
Hello David,
I have used a lot of different ones, but currently stick with these 2:
1. The DX Lab suites of programs that inter operate; digital,
logging, spotting, etc.
Where I can find them?
http://www.dxlabsuite.com/download.htm
there is excell
On May 8, 2006, at 11:09 AM, jrb wrote:
Bekir - My message about using HRD with my K2/100 is just before
yours on the reflector. I too am a Mac-only user.
I happened to have a laptop PC around which I never used, but
finally dug it out and downloaded HRD. It works wonderfully, but
that's
I have been using MixW for digital mode operation of the IC-735 and K2 for
about three years. I have tried other software, but am still very satisfied
with MixW after making approximately 7,000 digital contest QSOs. I have even
used MixW to copy CW contest QSOs for casual search and pounce CW
Fellow K2 builders:
I got a "heads-up" this weekend in the New England QSO Party that
my K2 was sounding pretty awful on CW. I skip the part where I
claim, "it used to work fine!"
I could use some help diagnosing the problem. Here are the symptoms:
1. The sound for the CW is raspy, almost like
I have used a lot of different ones, but currently stick with these 2:
1. The DX Lab suites of programs that inter operate; digital,
logging, spotting, etc.
2. MixW which covers more digital modes, but is not free.
Both work very well.
73 and good luck with your choices.
Dave, W5SV
B
Bekir - My message about using HRD with my K2/100 is just before
yours on the reflector. I too am a Mac-only user.
I happened to have a laptop PC around which I never used, but finally
dug it out and downloaded HRD. It works wonderfully, but that's not
the purpose of this eMail.
There is
I've been very happy with MixW and K2.
Larry N8LP
Bekir Kemal Ataman wrote:
While the topic is on HRD, I wouldlike to voice a question I have got on my
mind for a long time:
I have been thinking of going into digital modes, especially RTTY and
PSK31. I have got no experience in ANY digital m
While the topic is on HRD, I wouldlike to voice a question I have got on my
mind for a long time:
I have been thinking of going into digital modes, especially RTTY and
PSK31. I have got no experience in ANY digital mode so far and I have been
a Mac only person all these years. Deciding to go into
Jeff,
Do NOT use a standard serial cable - you risk damage to your K2. Only 3
RS-232 lines are to be connected to the K2 - TXD, RXD and signal ground.
That being said, look in your KPA100 manual and construct the computer
connection cable described there in Figure 41 on page 55. the K2 end
conn
Hello All-
Pardon my ignorance, but I've been using HRD with my other radios.
I'm aware that the K2/100 is supported, but don't see how or where
the cable would plug in to the radio.
The cable I'm using for my Icoms has serial on the computer end and a
1/8" mono plug on the radio end.
What
Gents,
I have read a few musings re. modification of a 6/2M XV for 70 MHz
operation, has anyone attempted this mod and were they happy with the
results??
regards
Paul
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What kind of ATU are you using to do this? I tried to send this directly to
you, but was "bounced".
Ken, NU4I
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From: "Albers" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Monday, May 08, 2006 9:00 AM
Subject: [Elecraft] RE: ECN
Quite a bit of QRN here, too, Kevin.
Wel
Is there anyone out there that has a left over
KAT100-1 case that they don't want or need? I am
wanting to change over from the KAT100-2 in an EC2. Thanks.
73,
Mark Baugh
W5EZY
Grenada MS
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Hi Listers,
I have a T1-A Elecraft tuner I am selling for $140 including shipping,
CONUS. I bought it to use with my HW8 till I got my K2 built with the ATU
internal. It doesn't include the assembly manual, which you can download if
you want it. It does include the Owner's Manual. This was not
Quite a bit of QRN here, too, Kevin.
Well, here I am again in NC - spent some time Fri and Sat working on antenna
setup at our no-outside-antennas NC second home. My attempt at loading the
aluminum ridge vent came to naught (more on that another time). Current
configuration is an ATU at one end
Hi
Just a reminder that we now have a definite place on the RSGB HF
Convention programme for an Elecraft Forum/Workshop. If anyone would
like to talk about some Elecraft experience/ module / modification / new
gadget then would you get in touch with me please?.
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