No, the battery subclass REQUIRES that all contacts be made on 5W or less.
This would be a class A operation with a power multuplier of 2.
This is part of the confusion. Power mults and power output requirements
should not be mixed. The battery class should be a separate class (as it
is), but allo
If cost is no object, you might try optically clear EMI shielding, like
Chomerics' WIN-SHIELD: http://www.chomerics.com/products/winshield-elite.htm
There are others making similar plastics with EMI shields built-in. Even
those CRT radiation sheets might work. Google "clear plastic EMI shielding"
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>> While the Battery subclass is limited to 5W, the Alternative Power Bonus
>> is not. We were running 100W on Battery for one of our stations using
>> Solar Panels as the power source.
Hope you don't think that the alternative power bonus can be made with a
higher pow
Actually, Iambic operation is a little more complicated than this. I found a
good explanation at
http://www.n9vv.com/k7qo-a-b-keying.html
In this, Chuck says:
"In mode A. When the paddle or paddles are released, either during a space
element or during a current element being sent, then sending i
Polypropylene caps are useful for two main things:
1) circuits that rely on repeatable charging/discharging characteristics
(such as analog to digital converters, sample & hold circuits and active
filters), due to their good dielectric absorption properties (i.e., they
don't "re-charge" after bein
What's needed is a "Mechanical Key Night" (bugs and straight keys) versus an
"Electronic Key Night" (keyers and keyboards) to go along with "Straight Key
Night" (straight keys only). And for those who don't like CW, a "VOX Night"
and a "PTT Night". And then, considering the season and the condition
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