Hi there,
some months ago I ordered a K2 and started assembling. Thanks to not having
a proper power supply and being a bit short on time I had a break of two
months, recently though I got a power supply and resumed in assembling my
K2. I also have the KSB2 option and thus installed it's addition
Yes, I'll probably gain my first experience as a ham on SSB mode, CW will
(hopefully) follow. But we'll see, as there's no way back now - I just
ordered my K2 kit!
Thanks again for all the support I got on and off this mailing list!
73,
Thomas
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Some of the replies really made me thinking, as the K3 really seems to give a
great value for money. But in the end I'll probably come back to the kit
building experience I prefer (for now).
The K3 offers a lot of things, but maybe too much for a ham beginner like
me. So for now I'll end up with
Ken,
much thanks for your reply!
Yes, from my life as SWL I remember there was a russian station broadcasting
time signals (RWM, on 4,996 MHz, 9,996 MHz and 14,996 MHz, just in case
someone else also needs it).
> What do you mean about wanting to learn about how radios work?
I think I have some
Alan, Don,
Alan D. Wilcox wrote:
> You might want to purchase the pre-wound toroids from Mike Morohovich. His
> flyer is included in the K2 package, but if you order early, you'll have
> them when your K2 arrives.
>
> Aside from being tedious to wind, many builders come to grief because
> they
Jim,
thanks for clearing up some of my questions,
using a battery is indeed an interesting idea. Didn't think about it yet,
but as I probably own the smallest shack in HAM history at the moment I will
definitely think about that.
Thanks for the idea with putting the KPA100 in a separate EC2 wit
Peter,
first thanks for your reply, I think it clears up some of the question marks
in my head!
In a project like the K2 there's always a big chance of me mixing something
up, but I have a bit of soldering experience and also own a proper soldering
station, so that assembling in the end should n
Hi,
being a SWL for more or less about 20 years I just completed my HAM license
in germany. So far it's just the beginners license which limits the
frequency bands I'm allowed to use, but as I don't have a TRX yet I thought
building a K2 will a) give me quite a good transceiver I don't have to
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