Hank Greeb wrote:
Please be advised that the internationally recognized QRP calling and
operating frequency centers on 7030 KHz, ± a few KHz, and many QRPers
will be out during the QRP To the Field on Saturday (QRPTTF), times
coinciding with the Florida QSO party. Many of the QRP rigs are
I use N1MM contest logging program. At present, I communicate between the PC
and the K2 with its KIO2 using a serial cable, and I key the K2 using a
parallel cable with Tom's (N0SS) keyer built into the parallel cable housing.
With parallel ports absent from many laptops, and in the interest
I use N1MM contest logging program. At present, I communicate between the PC
and the K2 with its KIO2 using a serial cable, and I key the K2 using a
parallel cable with Tom's (N0SS) keyer built into the parallel cable housing.
With parallel ports absent from many laptops, and in the interest
Fred,
BE9 pin 7 connects (through the internal cable) to the microprocessor
VRFDET signal for use in detection of the power output level.
As a result it is not available for other uses. You will have to find
another path.
73,
Don W3FPR
cloud runner wrote:
I use N1MM contest logging
Fred - kt5x wrote:
The KIO2 uses pin 2 and pin 3 for RXD and TXD communication with the radio,
and pin 5 for the ground connection.
1) Can I use pin 7, on the KIO2 labeled RF but appears that nothing is
connected to it, to drive transistor keying of the radio instead of the
parallel port?
Guy's...
Recently saw a post from someone on one of the lists selling a bound volume
of I think QST's...
Just wondering, as we are all a bit nostalgic with one thing or another, I
was born in ZL on
May 1st 1966 and would like to try and find out where one would actually
find the complete
Year
Andy
ARRL sells CDs with several years of QST on one CD.
Look in any QST, or go to the ARRL web page.
73, Bob N6WG
- Original Message -
From: Andy - GM0NWI [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Elecraft@mailman.qth.net; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, April 26, 2007 11:07 AM
Subject: [Elecraft] 1966
WOW..!
You Guy's... are just out-of-this-world..!
THANKYOU to the ones so far who have answered my plea... I never knew that
such things where available...
One last question.. I take it that one does or possible does'nt need to be
an ARRL Member to order these
Fine publications...??
Also...
I wrote previously:
I've done what you're talking about with CT but not N1MM.
I haven't used CT with serial port keying for 6 years so the memory
is a little hazy. Turns out you can't have the rig control and
keying on the same serial port with CT. You can run them on separate
serial ports,
When I first transmit (CW or SSB) I get High Current shown. It disappears
immediately and does not return - until the next time I turn the rig off and
back on.
Is this normal or should I be concerned? I am about to fit KA100 and want to be
sure this is not a fault.Thanks.
73
Nick G3RWF
Think several times before doing this. Pin 7 on the IO connector, labelled RF,
is indeed connected to the main MCU. Imposing RS-232 voltages on it will
probably cause very bad things to happen in your K2, as others have discovered.
If you want to break out pin 7 of the cable from the computer
Try this link, Andy:
http://www.arrl.org/catalog/?category=Technical%2C+Electronics%2C+and+Commun
ications+Reference#9841
It should show you that you need set 6443 for 1960-64 and #6451 for '65
through '69. They're $39.95/set. Each set contains multiple CD's and each
issue is included in full,
Guy's...
More help needed today, think I'm having a BIG senior moment today in
multiples..!!
Sometime on this list someone posted their work done, on I think the
Elecraft W1 with their take on
An enclosure for this fine piece of equipment...
The constructor did the enclosure totally in Perspex
Ron - AC7AC (the enclosed pic was truly awe inspiring) and others..
THANKYOU for helping jog the old grey-matter cells here... I have
bookmarked W8FGU's website with a
Proper reminder of what he has constructed and hopes to market in the near
future..
THIS..WAS the guy in question, and when I
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N2CQ QRP CONTEST CALENDAR
April 28 - May 27, 2007
~
SP DX RTTY Contest
Apr 28, 1200z to Apr 29, 1200z
Rules: http://www.pkrvg.org/zbior.html
I was checking the bands this evening and noticed that the tunng knob had no
effect on 10 meters. All other bands change frequency just fine when the knob
is turned, but on 10 meters the frequency display stays right at 28000, with no
change when the knob is turned.
Any ideas of what may
On Thu, 26 Apr 2007 15:03:35 -0400 (EDT), Jack Brindle
wrote:
If you want to break out pin 7
Yes. I use Writelog as a contest logger and have always set
it up to send CW on pin 4 of the computer's serial port. I
break it out of the serial cable, make an inverter/level
shifter for it (a
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