OE5CSP-Chris wrote:
>
> I recently bought Yeasu lightweight headphones for the K3 and found out,
> that the K3 adds hiss with both the front and rear connectors. I have
> similar problems with the K2. At the moment I use computer headphones-
> they work nicely, but are not made for communicatio
Hi All,
My home brewed touch paddle doesn't get along with the k2 at higher
output powers.
I'm going to try some filter caps, but I think it will still probably
not work.
Any suggestions on a really light touch paddle?
The K8RA paddle looks like a precision design with a good heavy base
weight.
I'v
Ian,
Thanks for the reply.
Yes, the PA is turned on in CONFIG.
Another clue is when TUNE is invoked, the output power does not track the
power setting. For example, with the power out set to 12 Watts, the actual
power out in the TUNE position is 3.2 Watts.
Then, if I turn the power set upwar
Sold my K2, so this not needed, brand new Gamma Research Power Supply, HPS-1a,
great for use with K2 or K3, $175 shipped.
H. Michael Pierce
KD8DVV
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Not even any thoughts on this issue?
73 de Al, KE1FO
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On Thu, Jun 4, 2009 at 9:37 PM, Alfred Frugoli wrote:
> I'd like to utilize a narrow/wide filter pair for RTTY. However I want the
> narrow filter to be a dual passband f
I saved all of those emails ;)
Here are the commands that were published:
!bed1; = main left, sub right (default condition)
!bedb; = main and sub in both ears
!bed7; = main in both ears, sub in left
!bef9; = sub in both ears, main in left
From that set of commands, KB9BRJ deduced that fou
I located one post from Lyle on the subject. I am certain it is not all
of the 'magic', but perhaps it will help until the commands are
integrated into the MCU code so the user interface is much smoother.
I have copied Lyle's post at the end of this email.
73,
Don W3FPR
Dave Zeph wrote:
> At
On Fri, 5 Jun 2009 18:50:18 -0400
> At one time there were several messages on how to set up the K3 Mixer to get
> various combinations of MAIN and SUB receiver Audio out to Both, or Specific
> Ears...
>
> Could someone provide the complete syntax of the command...
I'm the usual source of this so
At one time there were several messages on how to set up the K3 Mixer to get
various combinations of MAIN and SUB receiver Audio out to Both, or Specific
Ears.
At the time I though I had an understanding of the syntax of the Command -
but I don't.
Could someone provide the complete syntax o
David wrote:
I marvel at the attraction some of this old gear seems to
still have on folks. Nonetheless, I've seen some excellent
restoration jobs, and I suppose there was a great deal of
satisfaction in doing it.
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As you kno
> There's something about firing
>up a Globe King 500, or CE 100V and SX-115 with clacking TR relays
as I prepare to sell a SK friend's stuff I ran up his Sx101A / CE 200V...
worked a few guys... warms up the room FAST...& NOISY
Is that what they mean firing up ?
got some good audio
On Fri, Jun 5, 2009 at 2:06 PM, Steve Ellington wrote:
> Typical. He's got the speed set for 60 wpm but leaving huge gaps between
> characters so he's really going about 35 WPM. I doubt if anyone can actually
> send 60 wpm for any length of time on a paddle.
Sending at true 60 WPM levels is defin
On Jun 5, 2009, at 12:10 PM, David Yarnes wrote:
> I marvel at the attraction some of this old gear seems to
> still have on folks.
> ... It was there that I learned
> the hard way about some of the design imperfections in stuff
> like this.
it's not about design perfection, of course. I've b
I just received my new ZN-SL single-lever paddle from N3ZN and noticed the
following posted on Tony's website:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M_icJLmsFNU&feature=related
Anyone like to top that with an Iambic paddle? ;-)
73, Bill W4ZV
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I marvel at the attraction some of this old gear seems to
still have on folks. Nonetheless, I've seen some excellent
restoration jobs, and I suppose there was a great deal of
satisfaction in doing it. I'm not immune to nostalgia
attacks either. This happens most frequently when I see old
BC
Wow, Ron, talk about waxing nostalgic. I know exactly what you mean, though.
If you like, we could make a sked. I can fire up one of my homebrew rigs and
we can try and recapture a few fleeting moments of youth. I don't have a
transmitter that sounds like a 'vociferous frog' but I definitely have
On Thu, 4 Jun 2009 19:43:30 -0400, Joe Subich, W4TV wrote:
>Unfortunately, the AL-82 and SB-200 both create a pseudo-neutral
>by placing high voltage bypass capacitors from each line to the
>chassis/ground. Unless the chassis is properly grounded to the
>station common point ground along with
On Wed, 03 Jun 2009 09:36:19 -0700, xda...@cis-broadband.com wrote:
>The crap I was hearing was often 2 to 3 KHz away, and from signals
>no louder than others on the band. On the other hand, I could
>slide up within less than 200 Hz of the guys with clean signals
>(even S9 plus 20 db or louder
I still enjoy a regenerative receiver. Even with a trf stage to avoid
radiating QRM, it's an amazingly small handful of parts, but one that
provides astounding performance with practice and a tender touch. What a
delight to pull in signals clean and crisp!
QRM can be unpleasant, but it isn't alwa
Ah, yes. I had a Drake 2B a couple of years ago. What a wonderful receiver -
great smooth tone. Mine was in very good condition and was working quite well,
but as good as it was, it was a far cry from the K2 for filtering.
On strong CW signals, the 2B was quite nice to use. Turn RF gain down
I can really appreciate my K3 today...and probably any modern day rig. While
at Dayton this year I got an Hammarlund HQ-110 for giggles and grins. It was a
bargain and just needed a little tender lving care. Last night I got the 110
running and receiving pretty darn good.
Now I've been a ha
Price reduced on my K2 listed earlier to $975 shipped.
H. Michael Pierce
KD8DVV
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