I had the same problem winding the small cores on the SSB board. I was
careful but still saw some of the enamel come off the wire and decided to
leave it as is.
This should not be a problem unless two adjacent turns are scraped and
touch to cause a shorted turn. Also be careful of the small core
Hi Greg,
Congratulations on building K2 S/N 6100.
I built the EC2/KPA100/KAT100. The rig operates the same as if the KPA100
was installed in the K2.
It is a great feature to be able to quickly disconnect the K2 from the
EC2/KPA100/KAT100 to take just the K2 to the field for outside QRP
operati
Surplus to my needs:
I have a new FWK2MCUIO firmware kit with versions 2.04P (Main), 1.09
(IOC) for sale
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Bob Johansen WB2SRF
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I think that it is normal for no ALC indication on the 10M band. If the
set power is above what the transmitter is capable of, there will be no
ALC action to reduce the output power.
On my K2 measured about 10W output on 10M @13.8V. With the KAT2
installed measured about 8W delivered to 50 Ohm
Hi Paul,
You have a very good point.
Band Scope by definition makes a lot more sense to relate to its purpose.
73,
Bob Johansen WB2SRF
On Thu, 3 May 2007 11:46:27 -0400 (EDT) Doug Faunt N6TQS +1-510-655-8604
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> IIRC, Panadapter is (or was) a trademarked name. Certain
Hi Peter,
A Panadaptor gets its name from an abbreviation of Panoramic receiver
display adaptor.
Its purpose is to allow the radio operator to see what signals are within
the band of frequencies that he is operating.
For example instead of manually tuning or scanning the receiver to find a
stat
I read about the possibility of a new Clifton Laboratories design "Son of
the Z90" Panadaptor dedicated to the K2. I think that this a good idea
that will prove to be successful. I am interested in a unit with a built
in display. The $75 machined K2 enclosure option seems reasonable.
73,
Bob
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I noticed that I have the 7180-7182 KHz VCO stability problem.
Discovered that when I began loosening the screws on the bottom cover,
the buzzing sound disppeared. Experimented with this for a while and
found that if I remove the screw that holds the cover on the right side
of the chassis viewed w
Johansen WB2SRF
On Fri, 22 Dec 2006 03:52:48 -0600 Tom Hammond <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> Robert Johansen wrote:
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> I found an interesting article on the internet regarding Lead free
> solder:
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>
http://www.jgpp.com/projects/lead_free_soldering/03_27_02_presentati
I found an interesting article on the internet regarding Lead free
solder:
http://www.jgpp.com/projects/lead_free_soldering/03_27_02_presentations/b
mamsg.pdf
Now I understand the reason why its use should be avoided for electronic
kit assembly.
I have been using Kester 44 Tin lead solder for
Hi Rob,
No I do not think that this solder is recommended, you may void the
warranty if you need to send the unit in to Elecraft for repair.
I built my K2 and other elctronic projects using the Kester 63/37 Tin
lead based solder that is recommended by Elecraft
Please refer to Elecraft webpage r
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> > Hi Wayne,
> >
> > There a reason for concern for eliminatin
Hi Wayne,
There a reason for concern for eliminating the choke in the antenna
circuit. I noticed that there is no DC path to ground to eliminate the
chance of static potenital build up on an antenna from discharging a high
voltage into the rig. This may be the reason why some builders have
experi
I just received the Rework Eliminator Un-module kit and it went together
smoothly, very good instructions. It should come in handy if I need to
troubleshoot my K2 S/N 5622
73,
Bob Johansen WB2SRF
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Last night I looked over the malfunctioning DSPx board and I believe that
I found the problem causing the SSB low pass bandwidth problem that I had
noticed with the board.
There was a solder whisker causing a short between pins 77 (D17) and 78
(D18) I removed the solder using a pick and have trie
Hi Don,
The problem that I am experiencing is that when I completed the DSP board
last night, I noticed that the default setting of the SSB DSP filter 1
(low pass filter) did not sound like its high frequency audio bandwidth
was wide enough. The filter setting 2 default setting of 2.5 KHz had a
h
I just built the KDSP2 and found that the SSB Low Pass filter setting on
filter 1 does not work as expected.
The noise bandwidth is reduced instead of being wide. I have set the high
frequency cutoff to 2.5 KHz for now. Any settings above 2.5 KHz also do
not appear to function properly. Is there
Just completed building my K2 Serial #05622 with NB and SSB options
installed
it went together smoothly, the problems was some distortion caused by the
built in speaker. Bending the frame slightly solved the problem for now.
Just received a replacement speaker thanks to Elecraft customer service
an
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