Many late-model hams would say that "KN"
means "OK now", meaning "go ahead and
call/talk to me, I'm listening". (:-)
73! Ken - K0PP
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Yes, Tom, I frequently delete dozens of messages in a single day that have
nothing to do with my interests in Elecraft gear too. The ones I delete have
to do with using this or that computer program or how people scored in this
contest or that.
But I would *never* want those posters to feel unw
Well said Tom. This reflector has been hijacked by five or six guys
who seem to be experts on EVERYTHING. Subject matter has
deteriorated. Days on end of what KN means. You have to be kidding
me. 73's KT9T
On Jul 19, 2011, at 4:17 PM, Tommy Alderman wrote:
> Such a wonderful reflector!! I
Like Tommy I too end up deleting a ton of postings. The primary reason is
because the subject field indicates equipment I don't have, or modes of
operation I don't use. Also, there tends to be an endless string of thread
postings until Eric finally says "hey, enough, guys."
Nevertheless, I have no
List moderators must get vacations just like the rest of us
Pete--K1MPM
On Jul 19, 2011, at 5:46 PM, William H. Droeger, Jr. wrote:
> Well said Tom. This reflector has been hijacked by five or six guys
> who seem to be experts on EVERYTHING. Subject matter has
> deteriorated. Days o
My Gmail mail client takes care of threading, and with two hot keys (J
and K), I can delete a days worth of ENTIRE THREADS of posts I don't
care about in 10 or 15 seconds, including a good deal of technical
posts that don't interest me but are useful and interesting to others.
So what's the big de
I unsubscribed to the Elecraft net last fall because the noise on here was
becoming untolerable. There were so many "here's what happened to me", "I
remember this was the way.. " and so on. I need to learn about what is
happening with the Elecraft line and not with soem protocol. I've been on
In Outlook, all Elecraft reflector mail goes into its own folder
automatically using an Outlook "rule".
In the Elecraft folder I click on "Arranged by / Conversation" and delete
any string that's not of interest.
Very quick, very easy. Keeps the blood pressure wy down ;-)
73,
Ron AC7AC
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And Thunderbird can do the same. Why sort through emails in your Inbox
when your email client can sort them into the appropriate folders for
you. Everything with [Elecraft] in the subject line goes into my
Elecraft folder - I can deal with it from there.
If everything is dumped into your Inbo
On 7/19/2011 3:04 PM, k...@baymoon.com wrote:
> I guess it would be cool if there was some macro that would stuff
> everything into the trash folder except the topics of interest to
> me. Or, maybe there already is such a macro.
My e-mail client (Thunderbird) as does most if not every modern
On 7/19/2011 4:06 PM, Don Putnick wrote:
> What would happen if Elecraft turned mail delivery off for a
> week as an experiment?
My delete key would get rusty from disuse... :-)
-- 73 de K2ASP - Phil Kane
Elecraft K2/100 s/n 5402
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> Such a wonderful reflector!! I just deleted 25 messages - NONE of which
> had a damn thing to do with Elecraft products or Elecraft technical
> issues. This is becoming not an Elecraft reflector for product or
> technical issues, but a place for all of you OF's to tell us how
> important you are.
Oh goodness me...why can't we all just get along?
Grin
Gary
On 20 July 2011 15:53, Dave Sergeant wrote:
> > Such a wonderful reflector!! I just deleted 25 messages - NONE of which
> > had a damn thing to do with Elecraft products or Elecraft technical
> > issues. This is becoming not an Elecra
Tom,
Email filters are not just for junk. They can also be used to filter subjects
in the reflector I'm not interested in, like statements about us OF's and the
people that send them.
73,
Tom
Amateur Radio Operator N5GE
ARRL Lifetime Member
QCWA Lifetime Member
On Tue, 19 Jul 2011 17:17:20 -
On 20/07/2011 9:51, Phil Kane wrote:
> My e-mail client (Thunderbird) as does most if not every modern e-mail
> reader has such a tool - it's called a Message Filter. I tell it what to
> look for, and it routes it to a specified folder. That's how I sort postings
> from various groups, and within t
This is a test message.
kf4clo-Frank
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Maybe this time?
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The full-page FlexRadio ad in the September QST has six typos in it. Ouch. I
think I see an employment opportunity here.
Al W6LX
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be better in the New Building".
-lu-w4lt-
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From: Al Lorona
Subject: [Elecraft] [OT] Pruufreeder needed
To: Elecraft Reflector
Message-ID:
<1313448669.35448.yahoomai...@web82604.mail.mud.yahoo.com>
Con
Here's the complete URL
http://www.nostalgickitscentral.com/
73! Ken Kopp - K0PP
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Kevin Rock’s comments about his dad’s experience, and learning a great deal by
working as a supervisor, etc., reminds me of some conclusions I drew from my
own work experience. I developed certain “specialties” in my line of work, but
I think I learned a heck of a lot more when I was asked to b
Very cool scanning through the 1958 catalog. I had forgotten that they had
that “analog computer” as a kit, even back that far. Consider this, though.
If you get one of those musical birthday cards in the mail, open it up, enjoy
the message (maybe even a personal message added), then toss it
rrell
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] OT: Heathkit Catalogs
To: ,
Message-ID:
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Interesting info Dave. The computer on the 1970s Voyager space probe
had a whopping 68K of memory total! And that was multitasking.
Source: http://voyager.jpl.nasa.g
Strangely enough all plumbing in Europe is still measured in inches, even in
Germany. I guess they adopted plumbing from the UK and left it that way. I
was very surprised when I went into a German hardware store the first time
to buy some pipe fittings.
Miscellaneous knowledge that pops up :-)
As the repeater coordinator for Montana I can tell you there very few
VHF/UHF pairs available here, and none in the western half of the state.
There are many users of the 70 MHZ spectrum, too.
73 - K0PP
On May 19, 2014 5:09 PM, "Rick WA6NHC" wrote:
> Another example of how mileage may vary...
>
What's the situation on 902 MHz ? Still lots of commercial gear available.
73, Dick, W1KSZ
On 5/19/2014 4:21 PM, Ken G Kopp wrote:
As the repeater coordinator for Montana I can tell you there very few
VHF/UHF pairs available here, and none in the western half of the state.
There are many user
Not sure to whom your are speaking, but not awful in NorCal.
http://narcc.org will show you (wash your mouse, keyboard and hands
afterwords, quite dense in bovine fertilizer and politics).
Many of the systems are intertied (IRLP or RF) so the limited coverage
area works pretty well for channe
Yes, that's the good news. 900 is also full of a whole bunch of
unlicensed Part 15 noisemakers, at least here in Northern California.
There is a moderate amount of ham use here but it's all FM repeaters. I
doubt there's much of a market for a 900 MHz multi-mode transverter.
But then, when my
Folks - we're drifting a bit afield from the 4M question. ;-)
73,
Eric
Moderator etc.
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On 5/19/2014 5:00 PM, Fred Jensen wrote:
Yes, that's the good news. 900 is also full of a whole bunch of unlicensed
Part 15 noisemakers, at least here in Northern California. There is a moderate
Regardless if the US will be getting 4meter ham band privileges,
there are already at least two mfrs making 4m transverters so wonder
if that is a market Elecraft would be interested in entering. I have
a contract to build a L70-28 25w DEMI transverter kit for a ham in
Finland this month. He
Hi Ed,
4 meters is not OT :)
We're offering the KX3-4M because of significant demand in Europe and elsewhere
in ITU region 1. We've built a couple of prototypes, which performed very well.
73,
Wayne
N6KR
On May 19, 2014, at 11:57 PM, Edward R Cole wrote:
> Regardless if the US will be gettin
In order to be of use a US allocation should match that of the rest
of the world - approximately 70.0 - 70.5 MHz. Unfortunately, that
is right in the middle of US TV Channel 4 and there are quite a few
authorizations on Channel 4. See: http://www.w9wi.com/channels/4.html
Protecting the grade B
Joe,
I thought all the analog TV channels were de-allocated when we went all
digital.
Monty K2DLJ
-Original Message-
From: Joe Subich, W4TV
Sent: Tuesday, May 20, 2014 10:27 PM
To: elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] OT 4M
In order to be of use a US allocation should
limited to very low power, (100 mW ???) so I doubt
if similar limitations would be of much use for communications
73, Charlie k3ICH
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From: "MontyS"
To: "Joe Subich, W4TV" ; "elecraft@mailman.qth.net"
Sent: Wednesday, May 21, 2014 6:2
AM, MontyS wrote:
Joe,
I thought all the analog TV channels were de-allocated when we went all
digital.
Monty K2DLJ
-Original Message- From: Joe Subich, W4TV
Sent: Tuesday, May 20, 2014 10:27 PM
To: elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] OT 4M
In order to be of use a US
On 5/21/2014 4:58 AM, Charlie T, K3ICH wrote:
Yeah, that was SUPOSSED to happen, but in true guvmint fashion, it
didn't quite work out that way.
(Where have we seen THAT before?)
There's still a LOT of analog low-band TV, so the chances of a 4M ham
band over here in the colonies, is just about
On 5/21/2014 4:58 AM, Charlie T, K3ICH wrote:
Yeah, that was SUPOSSED to happen, but in true guvmint fashion, it
didn't quite work out that way.
(Where have we seen THAT before?)
... and there are channels that moved their digital signals back to
their original VHF channel instead of staying on
I knew there was a history to this. Related question: About the end of
1956, I and a couple of my teen friends built "electronic keyers" from
some magazine article which is long gone from my memory. I remember
they had 8 or so dual triodes [12AT7's/12AU7's ??], had self-completing
dots and d
We are considering the installation of a generator here for times when,
for one reason or another, commercial power is unavailable.Our
electrician has recommended a Generac generator.
I would welcome comments from this august and knowledgeable group about
these generators regarding reliability
15 KW Generac with 550 gal propane tank. Live out in the country and have
gone 14 days without power. I'm good for 2-4 weeks, depending on load.
Mike KD8RQE
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Please forgive this off-topic post - I’m hoping some of your can provide some
info.
I’m about to take part in an International camp for Guides and Scouts in the
UK, we will have 7000+ participants from all over the world. My bit is try to
present emergency radio communications to groups that wil
A sometimes forgotten source of foot switches is local music stores.
73
K0PP
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I have a "ON STAGE KSP100 Universal Sustain Pedal" that I got from
Amazon for $17.99 ($25.97 inc. tax and shipping). If you are Amazon
Prime will be $6 less.
It is very well built, comes with a 1/4" plug on the end of the 6'
cable, and has a switch to select either NO to NC. It works great,
Next time you have little or nothing to do, and have a P3, set the span
to about 10 KHz, go to AM, and center any of the WWV's in the display.
You *should* see:
1. The carrier
2. The 100 Hz subcarrier around it that carries the IRIG-H time code
3. The pair of tone sidebands [if the tone is
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Sent: Friday, November 28, 2014 8:43 AM
To: elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] [OT] Pignology Holiday Sale
I have nothing but good to say about my PigKnob! I can control the audio
gain, modes, bands, auto-notch, and VFO from this amazing little box
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Subject: Re: [Elecraft] [OT] Pignology
I would like something that would allow me to, on my K3 key a CQ voice
message on M1,M2, etc, without having to reach for the M# buttons. Something
like the Yaesu FH-2. Does anyone know of anything that will do this.
73 Jeff kb2m
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Jeff,
Me too this would be a real bonus! At last there would be a remote pod
to control the K3.
73 Doug EI2CN
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From: Elecraft [mailto:elecraft-boun...@mailman.qth.net] On Behalf Of
k...@arrl.net
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CN
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From: Elecraft [mailto:elecraft-boun...@mailman.qth.net] On Behalf Of
k...@arrl.net
Sent: 28 November 2014 19:19
To: elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] [OT] Pignology
I would like something that would allow me to, on my K3 key a CQ voice
message on M1,M2, etc
l.net
> Sent: 28 November 2014 19:19
> To: elecraft@mailman.qth.net
> Subject: Re: [Elecraft] [OT] Pignology
>
> I would like something that would allow me to, on my K3 key a CQ voice
> message on M1,M2, etc, without having to reach for the M# buttons. Something
> like the Yaes
Hi All,
I'm in the market for new QSL cards. My first choice of vendor never
returns e-mails, so I'm looking for another one. Anyone have a
recommendation for a QSL printer that can handle custom artwork in
Illustrator format?
I haven't had new cards printed since 1977, which was about the t
I sent this once before but I never saw it show up, sorry if it's a dupe.
I have been looking at the June 2006 QST article "Homebrew Solid-state 600 W
HF Amplifier". I'm gathering the parts for the power supply but have a
question concerning the bleeder resistors. The author, K0GKD, used four
22
Idiom Press sells a filter called the SCAF-1 which acts as a bandpass
filter with a variable high end. With one you could narrow things down
for a CW signal quite well.
More information and demo .wav files are available at:
http://www.idiompress.com/scaf-1.html
The standard disclaimer does
Get rid of any commercial virus program that charges you money and use
either AVAST or AVG.
I used both for years with excellent results.
I had only problems with NAV.
If interested just type AVAST antivirus or AVG antivirus in Google and
you'll find the sites.
Robert VE3RPF
Fred Jensen wro
Anyone with an R8, please contact me offline. I have a question regarding
operation..
tnx.
Gil NN4CW
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Judging from a direct response, it seems that my statement about using minimum
solder to save lift-off weight during the lunar lander program generated
skepticism...At that time NASA estimated that they saved 450 pounds on the
entire Saturn 5 launch vehicle by limiting the amount of solder used
50 years ago plus a few days, a 13-year old kid feverishly tore open a
little envelope and for the first time saw the call sign that would
identify him to the radio world. Dated October 30, 1956, that 'ticket'
and those letters (less one 'N') have been with me since, through so
many jobs, a co
Vic:
Congratulations on your 50th year in this wonderful hobby. Your email got
me to checking and I also will celebrate the completion of 50 years on the
27th of this month. On November 27, 1956, at the ripe age of 16, I received
the callsign KN4LXU. In March 1957 I removed the "N" from the
Wow, 50 years! 28 years ago, I ripped open the envelope containing a piece
of paper with "KA5BBL" written on it. Our Novice rigs were no doubt vastly
different but holding that first ham ticket produced identical feelings,
I'll bet.
Congrats and 73,
John Harper AE5X
Portable QRP: http://www.a
Congrats to Vic with 50 years, a golden year.
I still have a few years left before 50. Got my license in 1962,
KN7TPC, subsequently WA8MSG and since 1965 WA9QJH. My first rig was a
Heath DX60 and HR10. So with the K2 rig building continues. Glad the
Elecraft guys keep coming out with super
Joe W2KJ wrote at the end of a posting:
> ... I QRP, therefore I am
That reminds me of my response to a CB'er some 30 years ago asking what *real*
difference there was between licensed radio amateurs and Citizen Banders:
"I think, therefore I ham!"
73,
Mike / KK5F
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Hi Guys,
A friend of mine told me about this and thought I would share it with
the group. Point your Google Earth program to these coordinates:
61.264375
-149.851108334
You will be looking at one of the last remaining
Wullenweber Arrays in the world.
"What is a Wullenweber Array" you migh
There is/was one in central Puerto Rico ... flew over it on
way to DX-pedition on Desecheo Island (KP5) a few years ago.
73! Ken Kopp - K0PP
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The Wullenweber Array is a white elephant by todays standards.
Arrays like these are being replaced by modern DSP DF arrays.
Modern DF arrays can fix a position from a single location. Modern
DF arrays measure the phase differences very accurately and
A friend saw my K2 and all its associated bits the other day and asked me if I
would build him a GC receiver. That started me looking around for other
quality kits and it seems there aren't a lot of 'em about, with Elecraft having
cornered the lion's share of the market.
I was also on the look
Hi all
I know this is Somewhat off topic but I hope you can help me anyway.
I saw something on TV yesterday. In a program Ocean county choppers
they were using a kind of stepped size drill bit. Can anyone help on info
on this tool as I have newer seen anything like that before. I must admit
I'm
a
How would one calculate the amplifier gain (in dB) required to go from one
power level to another? For example from 5W to 100W.
K3UJ
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I'd hoped that the responses would be far more interesting than merely
"looking up" the answer, and I was NOT disappointed. Thanks, all!
Bill K3UJ
> > > -Original Message-
> > >
> > > How would one calculate the amplifier gain (in dB)
I have a Hakko soldering reel holder. It has a ground screw for a ground wire.
I thought it was for grounding to your ground rod but the pic shows your
supposed to clip it to the circuit board your soldering on. does it matter?
WT5Y
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What's a good user-group or email reflector for emtpy-state devices?
I had an overwhelming wave of nostalgia recently, and bought an HW-101 off
eBay. It works (about 1% of the time), but mostly doesn't put out much RF.
The REL POWER goes off the scale and output down to sub-watt; even with
normal
Try DigiKey, Dan's Small Parts, Ocean State Electronics, The Wireman,
RadioWorks, Marlin P Jones and Associates, All Electronics, Fair Radio
Sales, RF Parts, and a miriad of others, I have ordered from each of them at
one time or another, it all depends on what parts you are looking for. Each
has
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Sent: Wednesday, July 20, 2005 7:24 PM
Subject: [Elecraft] OT parts
> I'm looking for some parts. IF you use a company other than Mouser,
> Jameco & Allied I would rea
I'm thinking about getting an HF mobile rig. Don't really want to subject my
K2 (#337) to that environment, although it would probably do fine. I'm trying
to decide between an IC-706MkIIG and an FT-857D. Right now price is causing me
to favor the 857. Any advice???
--
Randy Moore, KS4L
Hunt
Howard et al -
Another option for you to consider: The Tek 7603 series plug-in scopes
are substantially more versatile than a 465 or 475 series unit.
Depending on the prices you are seeing for the 465/475, it is quite
possible that you could find a 7603 at lower cost. Also, you can use
For a real versatile scope, I use a Bitscope made in Austrailia. It
connects via USB to your computer and gives you not only a 100Mhz BW Dual
channel scope, but a Spectrum analyzer and a Digital Analyzer as well.
There is even a cheaper single channel scope available.
I've owned and used seve
Until today, I've been using an Icom AT-180 antenna tuner with my
IC-706MKIIG. Well, today, it gave up the ghost. Looking back, it never
really did work right.
I want to replace it with another auto antenna tuner (in the shack). Any
suggestions? Any that will interface with the 706?
Thanks
Simon Brown (HB9DRV) wrote:
As there are many keen CW-types on this list, here's a question: do Hams
every use Arabic / Russian / Greek /... morse code?
See http://homepages.cwi.nl/~dik/english/codes/morse.html
As far as I know only standard morse characters are used.
Certainly Russian hams
Wikipedia has some of the extra characters for non-English languages.
Also, I started the page on Kana code. I speak Japanese, I don't know
Kana code. I do know OMs who do and can put you in touch with them if
you have serious questions about operating practice.
73,
Leigh/WA5ZNU
On Thu, 30 A
Simon Brown (HB9DRV) wrote:
As there are many keen CW-types on this list, here's a question: do Hams
every use Arabic / Russian / Greek /... morse code?
See http://homepages.cwi.nl/~dik/english/codes/morse.html
As far as I know only standard morse characters are used.
It figures the US Navy
Don't tell EVERYONE how great 30M is! It might cause
too much activity on the band. (:-))
On a more serious note ... Does anyone else hear the anti-religion
slow CW on 10106 in the evenigs? The transmissions usually start
with "MU" and then "Rev ##", sometimes with references to religious
ent
OT I know, but it does relate to my K2 ;-)
Wondering if anyone on the list might have a recommendation for a simple QRP
antenna for use in a hotel? My wife is attending a conference in Chicago in
a couple of weeks and I'm going with. When she booked the hotel, I just
asked that we get a room as hi
"Charles Harpole" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
(09/05/2007 22:15)
>Retired now means I have time to send messages like this but should I ?
NO!!!
John - W2AGN
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On Thu, 06 Sep 2007 01:15:01 +, Charles Harpole wrote:
>Predictions for future:
>4. computers that u can easily talk to is the next big break
>thru in electronics.
I talk to my computer all the time. Sometimes I scream in
foreign languages. It never answers back, and my wife thinks
Ho, ho, bloody ho
gm4lmh
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From: "Darwin, Keith" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Elecraft Discussion List"
Sent: Friday, September 14, 2007 2:25 PM
Subject: [Elecraft] OT: Bagpipes.
Bagpipes!
How do you make a chain saw sound like bagpi
Hello to all the list
First of all let me apologise for using some bandwidth on the reflector.
Although this is not really an Elecraft topic in itself, I decided to
post it because I thought it had to do with our common hobby. While
troubleshooting a Ten Tec 1208 transverter last weekend, I fo
I think we should send a few of the boys aroond ta sort ya oot, laddie
David
G3UNA
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To: "Elecraft Discussion List"
Sent: Friday, September 14, 2007 2:25 PM
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Ba
The Irish allegedly invented the bagpipe (Uilleann) and introduced it to the
Scots. The Scots never got the joke. ;)
73, Gil NN4CW
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chris gresswell wrote:
the mans got no tast bagpipes played well are the best
Pipes can be played *well*?
73,
Fred K6DGW
- Northern California Contest Club
- CU in the 2007 CQP Oct 6-7
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Please read -
In an effort to reduce the overload of off topic comments hitting the list,
please refrain from the urge to post minor 'me too' or 'I disagree' comments,
or any criticisims or discussions on the appropriatness of a posting. If
someone complains about the shipping date, features
I've heard that bagpipes can be played smartly. Well, I suppose all things
are relative.
NU6T
Rich
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Is anybody else in the UK having their membership in the Elecraft List being
disabled due to "excessive bounces"? This has been happening to me almost on
a weekly basis for some months regardless of which computer I use to post,
or I have been away. My ISP's (Orange) technical support people s
Looking to pick up a bug ... mine was stolen during a move. It can be dirty,
dented, etc. - not for cellection purposes or resale, I need a way to torture
myself and the op on the other side of the QSO.
Thanks
73 - k3hrn
Thom,EIEIO
Email, Internet, Electronic Information Officer
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This is a bit off-topic, although I'm asking in the context of the K3
operating software I'm writing (more info on this at
www.g4ilo.com/kcommunicate.html .) My program will keep a log of
contacts made with it in MixW log format, because that's what I'm
already using. If you use MixW already you wi
Huff huff, woo woo , whee whee, WOWSEERS, only a day away
. :-)
Like little orphan Annie . TOMORROW TOMORROW IS ONLY A
DAY AWAY !
come on now . sing along !
TOMORROW TOMORROW , IS ONLY A DAY AWAY !
NO NO , I haven't spent the nigh
Pretty awful. 77 Q's and 12 states as of right now (I'm qrp). My
best "run" was S+P for 7 FL in a row (not that long ago). I only have
3 TX.
The FL and TX guys sound like they are really cookin' though.
de Doug KR2Q
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:-) NAP TIME here for OF WALT and he will NOT be worrying about his upcoming
K-3 for at least 2 hours with his feet in the air ! Ah
retirement .. no sugar plums, just dancing FILTERS
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Walt K8CV Royal Oak, MI.
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Merry Christmas and and a Prosperous New Year to all.
George
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Thanks to all who replied with helpful info and links.
Evidence points to me having worked 9J3A.
If I couldn't copy the call correctly then I don't deserve the QSL.
Wouldn't feel right.
There's always the next contest or DXpedition!
HNY,
Stan Levandowski WB2LQF
HF QRP CW -- Doing more with l
Just how does one breadboard something with IC SMT parts having 0.025"
(or other similarly small) lead spacing? I have a few projects here
that require this.
I was just thinking of gluing the chip dead bug fashion to the
breadboard and soldering tiny wires to the leads.
The problem is that th
What is being described does not sound like the "classic" definition of an
LDE.
Google it and you find that many define LDE as a delay of at least 2 seconds
(not milliseconds). Millisecond delays sounds, to me, like hearing your own
Long Path signal or something else not well definedbut not L
Hello friends and excuse me the off-topic.
I am looking for a K3 for our DX-Group.
We are in Spain, then we need a K3 in Europe or from USA shipable.
We need: KAT3, KXV3A and 400, 2100 and 2800 filter.
If you want sell your, please send offer to: runahue (at) gmail(dot)com
PLEASE, OFF-LIST.
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