Alan
I take your meaning entirely and I agree it is very easy to get it wrong -
I've done it often enough, but you've got that protection either with the
power poles or with the jack plug, why have both?
I'm even thinking you don't need the fuse. If you think you need a fuse,
use an electroni
David,
Anytime you're talking portable, there's always the risk of connecting
something wrong, even when we know better! IMHO, I'd gladly sacrifice a
few mV just to know that a blockhead goof-up that I make won't smoke
something.
73,
Alan
Alan D. Wilcox, W3DVX (K2-5373, K3-40)
570-321-1516
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A tidy arrangement, but I would have one less set of connectors in series
with the battery, possibly more: either I would solder the wires direct to
the KX1 pcb, or, not to spoil the KX1, I would eliminate the power poles.
The fuse and holder will drop quite a lot of precious mV as well, so I w
Hi folks,
Just in case anyone is looking for some very simple ideas on packing up
some external AAs for the KX-1 or other small QRP rigs...
http://wilcoxengineering.com/projects/amateur-projects/42-bat-pak
http://w1pns.wordpress.com/2010/07/14/power-to-the-peanut-whistle/
With best regards,
Pe
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