Don,
thanks for the hints. The K2 is almost original with some simple mods
that had been published during the "early days".
I pulled out my XG3 and tried to reproduce the problem. But I could not
hear a clean 2nd or 3rd signal, but a lot of hard noise nearby.
I guess the XG3 is just not clean en
Hi Olli,
yep, this might be the case ... but I did not check during the contest
using other receivers than those mentioned - I was quite busy :-)
73, Gernot DF5RF
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Perhaps it was 3-phase hum? The really big amps run on 400V 3-phase circuits
(no, Elecraft won't be making these)!
Vic 4X6GP/K2VCO
> On Jun 6, 2015, at 12:54 AM, Oliver Dröse wrote:
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> Hi Gernot,
>
> as I am hearing lots of similar signals from a few of the very very big guns
> here in Eur
Hi Gernot,
as I am hearing lots of similar signals from a few of the very very big
guns here in Europe contest after contest and no matter if using my
K3's, the KX3, or whatever other rig (i.e. FT-817, TS-590, ...), I'd
suppose this is rather a TX quality problem of them than one with your
re
Gernot,
Because you are hearing the same thing (or almost the same thing) on 2
receivers, give thought to the possibility that the source may be
outside the receivers.
Even mild corrosion in the antenna system can produce a connection that
acts like a diode and will mix strange frequencies tog
Hello everybody,
during the WPX contest I noticed some weird sounds in the K2 when tuning
to strong (>S9+20db) stations.
The sound was distorted, kind of ripple, but it did not sound like
typical ringing.
I also noticed LZ9W booming in on 80m with S9+40db, producing 3 images
in the K2 and the K
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