I also copied the Hallicrafters HA-1 schematic when I was 15. I loved the
glow of those voltage regulator tubes and the neon bulb on the front panel.
And that mercury-wetted relay was beautiful.
But - it didn't have auto character spacing which came out with the WB4VVF
Accu-Keyer (hint-hint - so
I noticed the frequencies shown on the NXP web site for their reference
circuits:
81.36 MHz
230 MHz
87.5 to 108 MHz
and .
27 MHz!
73, John W2XS
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Maybe it's an impedance issue. Regular speakers are "low" impedance (8-ish
ohms) and the input impedance of powered speakers might be much, much
higher.
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I use the Winkeyer USB with the K3 and N3FJP software. it works very well.
73, John W2XS
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I just completed a 2 year low-key effort to log an AM BCB station (or
stations - day and night) on every frequency from 530 kHz to 1710 kHz. I
mostly used a Hallicrafters SX-100 and a Hammarlund HQ-145A, both
highly-sensitive and well-calibrated vintage receivers. To get the hardest
ones, though,
I am in the park
In front of me still: K2
No wires out the sides
W2XS
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I received a Bose mini soundlink speaker system for my iPod as a gift from
the family. One day, I plugged it into the rear headphone jack of the K3 and
tuned into a local AM BCB station playing oldies. It sounded terrific, with
nice strong bass. I now use it for all of my K3 operating (which is
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