Hey everyone, quick question.
I built my K2 over seven years now and just realized I had never completed
the mic section. Granted, I didnt have my ticket at the time, so...
Anyway, I recently picked up a d104 mic with a T-UG8 base (the one with the
adjustable preamp in the base). I have not rea
Does anyone know if any of the MAB board are still floating out there or
does anyone have a spare for sale?
http://www.genebitsystems.com/david/K2MiscAccessoryBoard/index.htm
Thanks in advance as always, and 73
Reuben
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t;> Doug W4DAS
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>> -Original Message-
>> From: Elecraft [mailto:elecraft-boun...@mailman.qth.net] On Behalf Of
>> Reuben
>> Popp
>> Sent: Wednesday, November 04, 2015 4:07 PM
>> To: elecraft@mailman.qth.net
>> Subject: [Elecraft] MAB boards
ity check that you can do is between the white wire in the
> base of the mic (with the mic plugged in) to KSB2 P1 pin 5 - that will
> verify that both the mic cable and the K2 wiring for the AF signal is
> correct and intact.
>
> 73,
> Don W3FPR
>
> On 11/4/2015 10:10 AM, Reuben P
Ugh... did it again. To the reflector!
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From: Reuben Popp
Date: Mon, Nov 9, 2015 at 6:05 AM
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] Fwd: Yet another D104 mic wiring question.
To: Bob McGraw - K4TAX
G'mornin Bob,
The cord on the base is only four wires: black
Hey all,
In light of my recent question regarding MAB boards, does anyone have an
extra IMA pcb? All I need is the pcb as I can source the parts here.
Thanks in advance and 73
Reuben
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I built my K2 with an old Weller TC-202 I have here; it's my "go to" iron
for most of my projects. That iron was "gifted" to me after serving hard
time at the local community college. It's not super pretty, but it still
works and well at that. You would be hard pressed to find a better deal
IMO.
I too was overly careful when I built my K2 back around 2006 or so. That's
not to say I didn't make mistakes :D. I did, however, take some advice to
heart when assembling it (I believe it came from the website or the
manual), in that for a section, I would add all the components, bending
their l
boun...@mailman.qth.net] On Behalf Of
> Wayne
> Burdick
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> To: Reuben Popp; Mark Petrovic
> Cc: elecr...@qth.net
> Subject: Re: [Elecraft] Unsoldering
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> For further tips, some of which are not described in the literature, se
Hey everyone, more of a beginner question here and not [directly] Elecraft
related.
I have a K2 I built some time ago that I paired with a half size g5rv. At
the time, I was living with a buddy whose house design allowed me to set
that antenna up as a sloper (and it worked quite well). That said
Hey everyone, happy early 4th to you and yours!
I'm looking for a bit on input here. I've had my K2 now for quite some
time now; built it myself and love it still to this day. But, because
every guy and gal needs a new radio every now and then, I've got that itch.
I've had my eye on a K3 probab
Let's not be hasty in our judgement...
To be fair, it would be trivial to write a small script to harvest any
string that looks like an email address that follows the form of
/\w\sat\s\w\.(com|net|org|tld)/ (that's a word followed by a space followed
by 'at' followed by space followed by a word fo
I've been monitoring this list for similar threads now for a bit now as my
situation is close to Maverick's. I love my K2, but after having played
with some online sets via WebSDR.org and learning some basics on using a
panadapter has only piqued my interest to getting a newer set. Data modes
are
general
coverage module, the 2.8Khz filter, and the SVGA kit for the P3 for
~3400... the approximate cost (or a little under) for a used IC7700 or a
FTDX5000. Argh, choices!!
Thanks again to all and 73
Reuben
On Sun, Jul 3, 2016 at 4:44 PM, Reuben Popp wrote:
> Hey everyone, happy early
These days and times, yes... back when I bought the first one it was $300
from Fair Radio. I paid more for the CY-979A cabinets, the CV-591A SSB
converter and the accompanying LS-206U. That said, it took a fair chunk
o'change to get the radio back into shape. Spare modules in good working
condit
io that you could
> > probably be satisfied with for years. So that might be a very good
> > option for you as you first get into ham radio.
> >
> > Whatever you decide, give highest priority to getting your license,
> > Reuben. Then you can start having fun :-)
>
Hey Chris,
On my older hollowstate stuff, I usually spray a quantity into a small cup
and then use a q-tip to apply deoxit to areas in a controlled manner. That
might not make as big a difference on newer equipment, but I was always
told it was a good idea around phenolic tube sockets.
GL and 73
s great for receive outside the ham
> bands.
>
> BUT - concentrate on getting your general (or extra) license before you
> consider an upgrade to your already very good Elecraft K2.
>
> 73,
> Don W3FPR
>
>
> On 7/17/2016 1:02 PM, Reuben Popp wrote:
>
>> Th
Hey Mark,
Thanks for that; it was me who noticed that. Well, crap. I do have the
audio filter module, but I was hoping to get the DSP module to replace it.
So much for that idea.
Thanks again and 73
Reuben
On Mon, Jul 18, 2016 at 1:21 PM, Mark E. Musick
wrote:
> I sent an e-mail to sales abo
Ted, KN1CBR
> >
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> >
> > Message: 30
> > Date: Tue, 19 Jul 2016 14:46:19 -0400
> > From: "Jerry Moore"
> > To: "'Reuben Popp'" , "'Elecraft Reflector
> > Reflector
Hi all,
I'm debating pulling the trigger and picking up a K4D for MARS operation
and am interested in hearing from any active MARS (Army or Air Force)
members using the K4D (or K4) as their primary radio for MARS traffic
and/or nets.
I am primarily interested in things like
a) how difficult was i
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