Thanks to all that sent me tremendous information regarding mobile operation
using Elecraft radios, on and offline.
73s
Dave, WS0D
Dr. Dave Getzy
Fort Collins, CO
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I am outfitting my new F250 4x4 diesel pickup (crew cab) with ham
gear so very opportune subject.
I will be installing a new Alinco DR735T 50w dual-band mobile with
the separation kit so the main radio will be installed under the rear
seat in a 5-inch high by 10-inch wide lockable storage bin.
Our mutual friend, K9IKZ, did a very clean install of a KX3 in the dash
of his Volvo or Audi sedan. I've seen photos. I don't remember what Ron
did with the KXPA100.
You can see what W6GJB did for a temporary install in his Ford pickup in
slide 8 of this link. k9yc.com/7QP.pdf
The KXPA100 was
Hi Dave,
You might want to try this page:
http://www.elecraft.com/K2_Manual_Download_Page.htm#kx3_mobile.
I wrote the article / app note about four years ago, and it describes
one ham's KX3 mobile usage. Below the description, there is a URL to
K0BG's mobile operations web site. This web s
two weeks ago drove back from Chicago to Pittsburgh area,.,,,
with my kx2 mounted at the bottom of my center console, just above
the handbrake. VW sportwagen , diesel, with little tarheels on the roof rack.
The KX2 was exciting the KXPA100, which fits nicely under my drivers seat.
While the AMP
Morning Folks,
I have always had some type of amateur radio in my car. First licensed in
junior high and now at 62, I have gone through a lot of radios and variations
in my shack. For several reasons, I have decided to "simplify" my station, and
have a Elecraft only approach to my on the air
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