FYI - Pedestrian mobile side effects: My wife used to attend ham fests
with me. A few years ago in a Monterey gathering she saw someone with a
leather harness holding HT and a QRP rig. His hat contained a VHF
antenna and he had a short 8 ft whip on his back. Associated radios,
mics, etc were on
Thanks for that information, Paul. My KX1 is #0052 and I recall
discussing the need to exit from the "Speed" setting, otherwise there
would be no output. Wayne commented that it was intended that way so
that one could enter "test" mode without the need to go into the menu.
He has evidently h
In a recent message, [EMAIL PROTECTED] said
If you put the KX1 into the "Speed" setting it will lock the VFO
and you won't knock yourself off frequency while in QSO.
The regular 'VFO lock/unlock' requires 2 buttons to be pressed.
Paul w0rw
That's fine, Paul, but you must remember to knock
Tip #3
If you put the KX1 into the "Speed" setting it will lock the VFO
and you won't knock yourself off frequency while in QSO.
The regular 'VFO lock/unlock' requires 2 buttons to be pressed.
Paul w0rw
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Tip #1:
If you use a lightweight whip antenna with the KX1 (Maldol AH-14,
etc.), you can hold the KX1 with one hand and tune the VFO with your
thumb. You can also use your thumb to push the VFO knob, which selects
the tuning steps (10 Hz, 100 Hz, or 1 kHz). Tuning the VFO this way is
especial
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