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Subject: Re: [Elecraft] K144XV Option
Hello Joel,
However, it only has ONE coaxial connector on the rear of the radio, so you
lose the
ability to have a separate receive input like you can on all the other
bands. The
option for a 2m transverter
rhaps this will get "officially" written up some day?
Dave
Ww2r
From: "Lance Collister, W7GJ"
To: Joel Black , elecraft
, elecraft...@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] K144XV Option
Hello Joel,
However, it only has ONE coaxial connector on the rear of the r
Thanks for all the replies regarding the K144XV option. For some reason,
I never got them in my email reader - they seem to be filtered. Have I
filtered myself? I do not know.
I may purchase at a later date, but for now, I'll have to keep what I
have. I have to sell the ID-880H and have it ful
Hi Joel -
I did what you are considering - downsizing, sort of. I had the K3/100 and P3
combo along with an IC-207H dual band radio. I rarely ever got on 440, so I
decided to add the K3 internal 144 MHz module. As a bonus, selling the
dual-bander paid for a good part of the K144XV's price! Inst
Use of the K144RFLK will provide better K144XV frequency stability.
This device locks the transverter's internal oscillator to the TCXO.
It's listed under K3 and Accessories on Elecraft's web page.
73,
matt W6NIA
On Sat, 07 Dec 2013 17:31:04 +, you wrote:
>Hello Joel,
>
>I have the K144XV b
Hello Joel,
I have the K144XV built-in tranvsverter option for the K3, and I am very pleased with
it. Here are some thoughts about it:
On the POSITIVE side, it is very stable in frequency, and allows me to operate 2m
EME without changing rigs or cables ;-)
However, it only has ONE coaxial
Sorry if this is a duplicate post. I think I sent it from the wrong email.
I am looking at further downsizing my station and I have a question
about the K144XV transverter for the K3.
My current setup is the K3 (160 - 6 m), the P3, and an Icom ID-880H
(D-STAR). I am on D-STAR less than once p
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