Definitely short-sighted. This position will change as more hams wise up
and
realize how this little upstart company makes rigs that stomp theirs flat
at a
fraction of the cost. I'm kicking myself for wasting my money thinking
that an
Icom 7700 was better than the K2, let alone the K3. An
All:
I have a feeling I'm not the only one who had an outstanding FD thanks to the
Elecraft K2. I for one have about the puniest signal anywhere thanks to an
all-too-common lack of real estate to erect proper antennas. Nonetheless, I
absolutely love Field Day. Like many people these days, I
I keep asking myself if I really want to plunk down the
bucks for one of those monsters, and the answer I give
myself is "the Orion you have isn't 4 times better than
the K2 (more like 1.01X), so what makes you think the
IC-7800 will be 10 times better?" In my case, I'd be
far better off spending
I have one also; it's worth every dime.
In a message dated 6/30/2004 9:12:40 AM Eastern Daylight Time, "Phil LaMarche"
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>Posted this the other day but never saw it on the machine. Wanted to share
>that after testing many speakers with my K2, I have found the Sounds Sw
Bear in mind that the Hakko 808 is a DEsoldering
station, not a soldering station. It is WAY
better than the manual "solder-suckers" out there;
you just have to be willing to cough up the bucks.
73,
Bob WA4FOM
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Just what Don said. I have both, I use both, and I love both. The two kits
are a snap
to build and Marshall supports his products VERY well.
73,
Bob WA4FOM
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For what it's worth, with just one button press, my KNB2 will blank out
some pretty ugly pulse noise where I live that the blanker in my Ten-Tec
Orion only barely touches. Not bad for one dinky little board, in my
opinion.
73 all,
Bob WA4FOM
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