Thanks, I'll do that.
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Oh, okay.
I honestly don't know what to look for though.
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It's a K2 with a 6 meter transverter.
I'll try your suggestion after work.
Thanks.
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It appears that USB is bad across the bands. I tried USB on 6, 10, 15,
and 20 meters.
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ing the band buttons.
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Don W3FPR
On 7/25/2019 12:29 PM, James Doty wrote:
Hi all:
I didn't build my K2, I bought it second hand in excellent condition a
few years ago and really love it.
My K2 came with all the trimmings, Jessie (KB7PSG) and I added a 6 meter
transverter plus the 60 me
Hi all:
I didn't build my K2, I bought it second hand in excellent condition a
few years ago and really love it.
My K2 came with all the trimmings, Jessie (KB7PSG) and I added a 6 meter
transverter plus the 60 meter transverter and until recently everything
worked fine.
During Field Day this ye
SMD soldering is actually pretty easy. It does take a good quality
soldering station to do it though.
Yes, I need magnification when soldering surface mount components. :)
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I like the idea.
You'd have to add a low voltage sensor though to protect the battery and
radio from over discharge. It would be pretty light too.
That said, the battery only puts out 11.1volts. Will a K2 run on that?
I honestly haven't checked.
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I also didn't see radio control models.
Still, this is a fun list. I've done or am still active in thirteen of
the items on the list.
On Sun, 4 Mar 2018, kevinr wrote:
I am surprised at how few of these I have not done.? However, they don't
list XC skiing to which I was addicted for many year
I crashed an r/c helicopter in one of the gyms at the school district
where I work.
The battery pack did burst in to flames as Jessie KB7PSG can attest. It
was kind of scary.
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I suspect it will be fine. Soldering SMDs is pretty easy even though it's
a different skill set.
For me the hard part was learning to work with magnification so I can
see what I'm doing. :)
On Tue, 13 Jan 2015, Ben Collins-Sussman wrote:
I was installing the KVA transverter board this morning
I love that movie! It will always be one of my favorite Cold War era
scifis.
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Your mileage may very but I use the T18-BR02 tip for both SMD and
through hole soldering.
I'd planned on buying more tips but frankly I'm 100% satisfied with
this tip.
I should probably get a larger tip though for soldering connectors and
such.
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Hi Fred, I'll try this again:
Lets see if I can post to the list this time.
I have a Hakko FX-951, it has a temperature display on it and is a nice
soldering station. I have used mine to solder through hole and SMD
components with ease. I really like it.
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