The filtering is not needed if you're not operating while it's running. :)
73, Jim
On 4/15/2018 2:26 PM, Yngvi (TF3Y) wrote:
Thanks Jim.
I'll take a look at that one. I wasn't thinking about mobile operating but
the KX2 would run directly off the car battery.
Rather, I was thinking of what my
Thanks Jim.
I'll take a look at that one. I wasn't thinking about mobile operating but
the KX2 would run directly off the car battery.
Rather, I was thinking of what my possibilities were when I spend days away
from an AC outlet..The Samlex inverter you show in your presentation
clearly needs a L
On 4/15/2018 7:04 AM, Yngvi (TF3Y) wrote:
Are there recommended chargers for this? The Tenergy charger supplied by
Elecraft runs from 100-240V range.
If you don't mind the RF noise they produce, a small DC-AC inverter can
be a good solution. Slides 213-214 in
http://k9yc.com/KillingRXNoiseVis
For further clarification: The Lithium Ion battery packs supplied by
Elecraft are 11.1v, 2.6Ah.
I think the Tenergy charger supplied by Elecraft charges at 2000mA
73, Yngvi TF3Y
On Sun, Apr 15, 2018 at 2:51 PM, Mike Furrey wrote:
> I am not sure what kind (size, shape) of Li batteries are in th
I am not sure what kind (size, shape) of Li batteries are in the KX2 but as a
caver I use 18650 Li batteries in my lights. I have found the Nitecore D4
intelligent charger that works on both 120 VAC and 13 VDC that does a good job
of charging a variety of Li and Ni-cad batteries either at home o
You can purchase a small Inverter ( probably least expensive) or Tenergy
makes 12VDc powered chargers.
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Hi folks.
Just wondering how you go about charging the Elecraft supplied Lithium Ion
batteries for the KX2 from a car (13.8V) supply?
Are there recommended chargers for this? The Tenergy charger supplied by
Elecraft runs from 100-240V range.
Thanks,
Yngvi TF3Y
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