y. I have not
checked this on 20m. On 40m a higher order response of the K2 sometimes
gives me trouble with BC stations below the band.
73,
Geoff
GM4ESD
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From: "Lanier, Robert" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Don Wilhelm wrote:
> Yes, the K2 is limited to 10 Hz steps - that is just part of the design
> compromises that were deemed acceptable
... and considering most rigs are only accurate to about 30-50Hz, I'm
surprised anyone cares.
> For Satellite work, several folks have previously commented that t
Hi Don and the others. I'm an EE and here are some things to
consider. For EME the K2 will be driving the transmitter via a high
level mixer and the receiver will be a converter built to tune 432
MHz. If I were doing it I would mix down to 14.000 to 14.350 MHz. This
Tony,
I do not have any real experience with weak signal VHF work, but I do have
some comments about the K2 on a technical basis that may help in your
decisions.
I would be interested to know what the filter width was in use that
generated those comments as well as the serial number of the K2 tha
I actually posted the start of this thread here a couple of days ago ..
They've got valid points for EME, but they don't apply so much to
typical VHF/UHF contest work. I've only got one rove in using the
Elecraft stuff .. the low band station worked great once I got the
right combination of IF ca
Hi everyone,
I am forwarding this partial email thread from the Moon-net list to
everyone here on the Elecraft list in hopes to generate a good
discussion (not a flame war!) on the use of the K2 for weak signal use.
I would appreciate hearing all responses to this subject because I was
consideri
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