Rick K7MW wrote:
And a relativly large voltage drop. This would show up as a low voltage at
the rig. This is why it is important to monitor the voltage at the rig. If
there is an unexpected low voltage at the K2, the cause needs to be
determined.
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Very true, and notic
Lee - K0WA
Lee Buller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Date: Mon, 19 Jun 2006 19:57:38 -0700 (PDT)
From: Lee Buller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: Elecraft Reflector
Subject: [Elecraft] Melted J3 Connector on K2/100
Well, I was giving the K2/100 heck (100 watts) on 40 meters tonight into a nice
So if you melted your Anderson connector, it had unusually high resistance
for some reason.
Ron AC7AC
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And a relativly large voltage drop. This would show up as a low voltage at
the rig. This is why it is important to monitor the voltage at the rig.
Lee, KOWA wrote:
Well, I was giving the K2/100 heck (100 watts) on 40 meters tonight into a
nice load (1.2) and things start stinking a little when I turn it back over
to the other station. I had been sending code at around 18 wpm for about 10
minutes. I am running a Astron switching power supp
Well, I was giving the K2/100 heck (100 watts) on 40 meters tonight into a nice
load (1.2) and things start stinking a little when I turn it back over to the
other station. I had been sending code at around 18 wpm for about 10 minutes.
I am running a Astron switching power supply. Then the ri
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