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VKQRP.#833
> On 29 Mar 2014, at 3:47 pm, Mark Petiford wrote:
>
>
> RE: "Great, I have actually achieved something for the day!"
>
> Jack,
>
> Excellent. It is good to hear when someone is successful.
>
> 73
> Mark
> KE6
Hi Everyone,
I never seem to have much to contribute to this list, but this may help
someone
Managed to get my new Dell Venue 8 tablet with WIN8.1 going with the KX3
utility. Whilst the screen on the unit is only 8" it's a workable setup and
being able to manage my KX3 without lugging a lapt
dure that yields a big benefit for
> digital mode operation. The Elecraft team has done well with this one.
>
> 73,
> Matt VK2RQ
>
>> On 26 Mar 2014, at 11:59 pm, Jack Chomley wrote:
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>> Tonight I have been experimenting on PSK31 at 3 watts and 5 watts. In
Tonight I have been experimenting on PSK31 at 3 watts and 5 watts. In my shack
the OSC Temp is about 38 deg and transmitting my CQ call about every 60 seconds
@ 3 watts takes the OSC Temp to 39 deg, on RX it drops back to 38 deg.
At 5 watts it goes up to 41 deg, but immediately settles back to 38
Don,
I go hide on the WARC bands for PSK31 these days :-) Too many big guns on the
other bands, I have a hard time trying to filter them out, my receiver always
gets swamped!
73,
Jack VK4JRC
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GQRP #14392
QRPARCI #15068
VKQRP.#833
> On
Paul,
I also use these for portable work, you may need to carry a couple of
antennas, or make up some half wave length wires for bands other than 10/20/40.
On their QRP antenna you remove the tri-band wire and put on the wire of your
choice, to work other bands.
Won't go to 80 metres though...
Paul,
I have one of these up at presentthe 5 band model.
Works well but...is expensive, they do have a 3 band QRP one, amongst
others.
http://hyendfedantenna.nl/joomla/purchase.html
73,
Jack VK4JRC
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Charlie,
You must admit it's been fun along the way :-). I have Icoms Yeasus etc
scattered around here everywhere, about 10 of them and they have all given me
pleasure at some time or another and still do.
I got an SG2020 when they came out...thought it was the best thing since
sliced bread
I would not say the Omniangle is a compromise antenna if it works :-) The
operator had nothing else to compare it with and was able to make many contacts
with it!
We would all like a big Yagi I guess, but they weigh more than a few pounds.
The thrill really, is doing more..with less!
Inciden
Ray,
The most feasible way would be a retrofit surface mount prebuilt SSB module and
its interface requirements for the existing KX1.
People still build the radio but simply add the SSB module IF they want it.
Like everything..publicise an expression of interest request, see what
happens.
No
I agree with Martin, the SSB module added to the existing KX1. The KX1 being a
builders kit radio now, the space inside may be at a premium, so the SSB module
could be a pre made one as surface mount components, so it could fit inside,
without making a new case etc?
Is this feasible?
73,
Jack
Ahem..just wonder how nice any of the Elecraft radios would look, painted
in Military green?Just imagine the KX-3 in a super spy can't see me, camo
colour :-)
I would go 'green'.at the drop of a hat!
73, Jack VK4JRC
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; for cross band/multi band receive, and providing an "inverted link"
> mode for the VFOs (for inverted transponder satellite work) would
> make the K3/10 with XV stack essentially the perfect VHF/UHF rig -
> other than the lack of a large case to hold the XV stack internally.
>
>
The K4 would be better off, with NO HF :-) Similar to the 736R and the later
Icom 910H.
Now that the 910H has been replaced with the higher priced Icom 9100, that
includes HF.
The market is short on VHF/UHF only radios with Multimode and SAT capability,
as standalone radios.
73,
Jack VK4JRC
S
We do NOT need any more big amplifiers, they are the reason the sunspot
cycles have been worn out :-)
73, Jack VK4JRC
On Sun, Jul 24, 2011 at 1:28 PM, Gary K9GS wrote:
> There has been an ongoing discussion on the AMPS reflector regarding the
> Freescale LDMOS devices currently on the market.
PLEASE do not over complicate this new model radio, the more you put in it, the
more to go wrong and render it unuseable. Field repairs are no fun...
HF and maybe 6 metres at the most. :-)
73, Jack
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On 17/07/2011, at 12:02 AM, Lyle Johnson wrote:
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>> If that is the case
I just got a s/hand K2 and was going through the menus and after reading the
manual and checking it's settings, I discover D19 is set ON, but the radio is
not fitted with the K60XV option.
so, I turn it OFF This caused my 40 metre output power level to drop to 4
watts out, even with the power k
Does anyone use the NUE-PSK Modem on their K2? Are any filters worthwhile
considering to enhance performance?
73,
Jack VK4JRC
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Just like the user manual comic for the M16 Armalite, some 40 years ago :-)
73,
Jack VK4JRC
On Thu, Jun 30, 2011 at 7:43 AM, Joe Subich, W4TV wrote:
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> The problem is that there are so many who never bother to ready the
> manuals these days ... and even more than can't read anything above
> t
Mmmm..given that there is now a Pactor 4 modem available, this could be
an advantage? JT65 too?
73,
Jack VK4JRC
On Thu, Jun 30, 2011 at 3:15 AM, Guy Olinger K2AV wrote:
> There has been talk off and on from Wayne of completing the firmware
> that would interpret the TCXO cal figures. Give
Take a chance with internal battery fitted to the radio, but don't even think
about carrying a separate battery without some kind of approval.
You may be lucky and get away with it, if you get busted, get ready with a
good story:-)
73 Jack. VK4JRC
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On 29/06/2011, at 1
Remove the beacon mode and the XG-3 becomes useless for T Hunts :-(
Let anybody who wants to play with their XG-3 be responsible for what they do.
Given what has been written in this thread, I don't see people rushing off, to
build XG-3 amplifiers :-)
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Wayne, We NEED pics of your hand held operation, even a video :-)
73,
Jack VK4JRC
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After being on the reflector for a few weeks and reading all the posts on the
K3, I thought that maybe the K3 would be too much radio, for me! So, I have a
K2 kit here, I have started to build, amongst buying a secondhand K2 and KX1.
As far as me getting a K3? My best prior investment may be to b
Now I have a new XG3 in my hot little hands, thought it was time for a
fiddle.
After studying the release notes etc, I cannot see any place in the software
to
set the PF1 memory? Is this what I need after sending
WM,[13de_vk4jrc:03[20de_vk4jrc:03[30de_vk4jrc:03[40:03#;
to the XG3?
Despite doing thi
On Wed, Jun 22, 2011 at 9:27 PM, Brian Alsop wrote:
SNIP>>
> For me, it is pretty convincing (I'm a primarily a DXer) that 1500 watts
> suits my operating needs, 500 watts does not. For example two maps run
> this morning on 40M shows zero probability of making a contact with VK,
> however with
Make a 100 milliwatt model XG3 :-)
73,
Jack VK4JRC
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On 22/06/2011, at 9:57 AM, Wayne Burdick wrote:
> We need more beacons :)
>
> Wayne
>
> On Jun 21, 2011, at 4:51 PM, n...@n5ge.com wrote:
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>>
>> I'm watching this with great interest and anticipation from EM12jq!
>>
>>
On 19/06/2011, at 5:11, "Tom Boucher" wrote:
> A warning.be careful using a golf ball to put your antenna over a
> tree. I did the same thing about 15 years ago, except I drilled the golf ball
> and tied braided nylon cord through it. Inevitably the ball got stuck in the
> 'V' of a b
Has there been any trends over time, where the same components have failed
on a K2. I was looking to buy some spares, in case I have a failure. At
least I would not then have to wait for parts to ship, from Elecraft. A
suggested spares list?
73,
Jack VK4JRC
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I am not so sure I really want to see a very active cycle :-)
With the explosive sales of HF gear over the last few years, and a big rise in
activity etc, the bands will get swamped with signals IF we get a good cycle.
You will need every filter you can muster, to pull a readable signal out of the
If you only want to sell local DFW, then WHY advertise on a global reflector
73,
Jack. VK4JRC
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On 15/06/2011, at 8:41 AM, KU5Q wrote:
> Elecraft K3/100-s/n 2558
> $1550. S/N 2558, Excellent condition. From non-smoking home. Internal KAT3
> ATU & 2.7khz filter only (no oth
The KX3 will be just what I need, for my kayak, marine mobile ;-)
http://vk4djc.webs.com/apps/photos/album?albumid=11608735
73,
Jack VK4JRC
On Mon, Jun 6, 2011 at 9:21 PM, Buddy Brannan wrote:
> More to the point, and maybe I'm missing something very obvious, wouldn't
> having as good a receiv
>
> Consider that IF you are taking your station on commercial aircraft, in some
> countries the carriage of LiPo batteries is very restricted, particularly if
> the pack is not enclosed within the device they power.
> I carry a VRSLA battery that is approved and so marked to meet the IATA A
This is my first post to the group, I am an Elecraft "newbie" having just
bought a K2 kit for SSB and having owned a T1 ATU for some time. I am also a
digital modes freak!
Operating portable/mobile is my main interest. I have a collection of portable
radios, including my Codan X2 backpack pedes
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