Don,
Thanks for the info.
--mark/ae0mm
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On Saturday, September 29, 2018 12:19 PM, Don Wilhelm
wrote:
> Mark,
>
> That is not abnormal.
>
> It is normal for the current required for one band to be a bit different
> than for other bands, and yours is not out of
Mark,
That is not abnormal.
It is normal for the current required for one band to be a bit different
than for other bands, and yours is not out of line. Yes, the KAT2 draws
a bit more current than without it - that is true for any option.
Move the CAL CUR setting up to 3.50 Amps.
73,
Don
Don,
I've done the bridge null adjustment several times. The red c55 trimmer
capacitor is very touchy. Using a ceramic screwdriver, I'm able to get the
reading in the 7 to 10 range, but after a few moments, or hours, it will read
30 and sometimes up to 90 at 7100KHz into a dummy load on 5w
Mark,
First, set the CAL CUR in the K2 menu to 3.50 - and also make certain
the power supply voltage as displayed on the K2 display is not dropping
significantly during a TUNE. If it drops more than 1 volt suspect your
power supply or the power cable. A low supply voltage can cause the K2
Just installed the KAT2 in a newly assembled K2. At power levels greater than
8.0 watts, the K2 was displaying the high current warning. The KAT2 power
calibration was calibrated by measuring voltage with the K2's RF probe at the
feed point to a dummy load.
I removed the KAT2 and remeasured
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