This was going to be my next question, anyone know what the Keyer in the K3
is, presumably Iambic, but is it capable of both mode A B?
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Date: Wed, 09 May 2007 17:11:07 -0500
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Hi Gian,
Good to hear from you. My ISP has been QRT since yesterday and has not yet
delivered any other message from you. Will try to contact you off list about
Blue Light LED mixer switrches.
Sorry for using bandwidth.
73,
Geoff
GM4ESD
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From: Giancarlo Moda
Hi to the List,
I misidentified R116 and soldered it in the wrong place. I now have
R116 with leads far too short to hold in L33 on the underside of the
RF board in my K2.
I can get locally either a 4.7 or 5.6 M Ohm resistor of the correct type.
So would either of these be suitable as a
Gary,
The value of R116 is not critical, it is used as an 'insulator' and not
a resistor - go for any value higher than the original value. For the
body to fit inside the center of the toroid it must be physically small.
Most any high value 1/8 watt resistor will do a fine job.
In fact,
Hi Gian,
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Giancarlo Moda [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
on Wednesday, May 09, 2007 2:48 PM
Geoff you are right. Certainly the H-Mode Mixer has
higher IMD performances then TUF-1 and NE602.
Some friends in Italy had problems with K2 (and also
K1) on 40meters during
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Yes. Iambic and both A and B modes.
73, Eric WA6HHQ
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David Ferrington wrote:
This was going to be my next question, anyone know what the Keyer in the K3
is, presumably Iambic, but is it capable of both mode A B?
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I've never owned an FT-2000, but I can't help but wonder at the
relatively high number of used FT-2000 radios offered for sale
(eham.net, qth.com) - it sure seems that a significant portion of new
owners are having issues with the radio.
73,
Barry N1EU
Hi to the List,
I must say a big thank you to the you all for the advice particularly
over the last week.
I have now sorted the problem of R116 by using a 5.6 M Ohm resister.
I have also now completed the Stage 2 Alignment.
It's very nice to hear signals of all sorts on 40m.
Now onto the PA
There is a basic difference in the choice of IF frequencies. The Y2K
main receiver has first IF at 69.45MHz, second at 450khz, and last at
30Khz for the DSP. The Elecraft has the first IF at 8.215Mhz and the
second at 15Khz for DSP.
This choice reveals a lot. There are many more choices
One more questionf ro the five thousand on the FAQ.
I see the BNC on the back for IF out, which will be the 8.+ MHz IF.
The low IF is 15 kHz for the DSP. If one were to get the general
coverage option, can the 15 kHz IF be routed, to the PC card out (maybe
it is already), so the DRM can
David,
AGC settings are saved by mode. This will be added to the
FAQ this evening.
Thanks
Greg
AB7R
On Thu, 10 May 2007 16:10:02 +0100
David Ferrington [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Just reading the FAQ again (got to do something while I
sit a wait for July!
HiHi). Is the setting of AGC
Toby,
I believe most (if not all) the 8-pole filters are INRAD
designs. If there's a filter not listed on the Elecraft
products page you should be able to contact INRAD after
they begin posting them on their website. But give it
some time as additional filter options have been added to
Simon,
The knob on the K3 is weighted and a custom design (and
very nice as is). I don't think the physical size of the
K3 could accomodate a larger knob.
...and...thanks for your great work with HRD!
73
Greg
AB7R
On Thu, 10 May 2007 18:49:39 +0200
Simon Brown (HB9DRV) [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I am owner of a K2 with all of the accessories etc. Very nice radio and I
enjoyed the build and operation of the radio. I use an FT1000D as my main
station radio. I enjoy the 200w capability and 99% of the time I don't need
my Alpha 87A. In fact, a lot of the time after turning on the amp
Hi Greg, I'm thinking *external* in a nice brass box :-)
Simon Brown, HB9DRV
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From: FISCHER,GREG [EMAIL PROTECTED]
The knob on the K3 is weighted and a custom design (and
very nice as is). I don't think the physical size of the
K3 could accomodate a larger
On May 10, 2007, at 10:06 AM, Elliott Lawrence wrote:
One thing that would help would be an additional option for a 200w
capable radio the K3D!!! I wonder if that is a future
possiblity??!!
Do you really think that 3dB will be enough of an advantage? That is
all you will get when
Brian has some good points. Personally, I think the jump to 400-1000
Watts from 100 is so great that you really need to think of a separate
amplifier. 100 W is clearly enough for 90% of QSOs (that I make,
anyway), and it would be a shame to compromise a good 100 W transceiver
package to
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There's one more thing to consider.
I contest at the 5W level, and work almost
everything I can hear eventually. That
being the case, 100w might let me work those
stations a bit sooner, but once I've done that,
those 100w won't help me hear any better.
Gotta hear them to work them.
Money spent
On May 10, 2007, at 4:54 PM, Bill W5WVO wrote:
Readability reciprocity is a very interesting question. Since I'm a
6M operator, things might be a little different for me than on the
HF bands, but probably not all that much.
Yeah, I was forgetting the difference in noise floor. Sorry.
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