I've not got a KX1 LED. Do I need one?
Alexandra Carter wrote:
Yep the NE602/SA602/SA612 are the same part as far as I know! 73 de
Alex NS6Y
(KX1 LED still white, just checked!)
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Nigel A. Gunn. 59 Beadlemead, Milton
Same device, different number. Goo ahead and melt solder.
Bill Reid wrote:
The K2 manual lists SA602 for U1 on the control board and the part number in my
kit is SA612. Is this IC OK to install?
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It's a standard sealed lead acid, try Maplins.
Larry Dodson wrote:
I wondered if anyone in the UK has found a local source for a K2 replacement
battery that fits internally? Thanks - Larry G0IKE
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There ya go. Been there, done that and here's the pictures.
http://www.ngunn.net/cyberworld/hamradio/t1/index.html
Tom Althoff wrote:
I see the FAQ for the T1 suggests that the T1 could be mounted in the FT-817 battery
compartment "With some effort".
I plan on doing this but would like to he
You Americans really need to talk proper English like what we do.
A flash is something that stays on for a uselessly short time and then
is expired.
We have torches... they go on and on and on and...
Darwin, Keith wrote:
Torch - that would be "flashlight" for all us Americans.
:-)
Cheers!
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Thanks. I'd not considered that. I'm not familiar with PCMCIA cards. I
assume they're relatively expensive. I'll check it out.
Rich McCabe wrote:
Besides, dont rule out a 4 port serial- pcmcia card.
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One assumes you'll never buy a laptop.
They've not had serial ports for several years and USB is usually the
only expansion route.
Phil Kane wrote:
As aa long-time comm engineer I "speak" serial quite well, and
would not buy a computer that did not have capability to add or
enlarge same
They don't need one.
The idea is to keep you, your tools, the equipment your working on and
your PSU, antenna, test equipment etc at the same potential. It doesn't
matter what that potential. Your mains electricity supply ground is
certainly sufficient as most things will already be connected
Kevin Rock wrote:
Howdy,
In this neck of the woods a rick is another name for a face cord.
A face cord is 4 x 8 x the size you cut for your stove.
My stove runs on gas!
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You must be a
And I was going to say thet right angle mic connectors don't exist.
Buxcomm have just earned a place in my favourites list.
Tom Bosscher wrote:
http://www.buxcomm.com/AFconnectors.htm
for the mic connectors. The right angle is part # C8R.
Order some CE8's while you ar eat it, and make u
The problem doesn't arise when only replying to the list.
The problem is that far too many list users don't bother to delete the
previous senders addresses in the REPLY TO list
and therefore send out several replies to each message.
Invariably, if someone replies to my post, I get the reply to t
Paul Webb wrote:
Import duty is free provided it is labelled properly.
VAT is 17.5%
You may get away with it but it's getting rarer.
Hi
I have a couple of K2’s here K2 QRP and a K2/100 (not built by me)
I have built a K1 over Christmas and now want to smell solder again!
I would like to bu
Ham Radio Deluxe controls the K2 and does PSK31, logbook, satellite
predictions, mapping etc very competently.
Available free from http://hrd.ham-radio.ch/downloads.html
Also, can you use the K2 Remote Control software to control the PTT for
PSK31 or is there a PSK31 package out there that
Under UK licensing regulations call/qrp is not a legal call. The regs
clearly state thet /m /mm /p are the only call suffixes allowed unless
operating in another country requires /countrycode
Clint Sprague wrote:
If a station signs /qrp
do they want me to log them that way?
This would be an
/Comes from the Latin libra pondo or //libra pendere
Libra eaning scales or balance and pondo or pendrer being a roughly
equivalent weight of those days.
/
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
An abbreviation isn't always a shortened word - how did we get "lb" as an
abbreviation for "pound"?
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If CQ is a prosign, i.e. a single character without embedded space,
please explain how I should pronounce it such using 'phone modes.
Ron D'Eau Claire wrote:
One might ask what is CQ an
abbreviation of? Some say it's a phonetic "seek you" but I've never heard a
single plausible explanation of
The tip will last until the iron coating wears through and the copper
slug physically erodes.
I would suspect that the switch contacts in the handle of your iron have
broken or welded closed.
If viewed in the dark, an "always on" TCP will get red hot.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I use a PTF7 so
A half wavelength wire is very high impedance and outside the range of
most auto tuners.
If you're going to use half wave wires, feed them through a 9:1 current
balun. (OK, it's not a balun, it's an impedance transformer)
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello
I have just received my T1 kit and i not
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