The 2M setup has connectors inside that lead me to think that a 70cm add on
might be in the works for next year. If not then it was a funny way to set
the 2M up ;-)
73
Dan
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Hi Olli,
My primary interest would have been for 70cm FM, but I'm open to
experimentation. I'm still haven't ruled out purchasing the K144XV just for
that reason. A small log-periodic and a 160 watt mirage 2m amplifier might
be fun to play with.
Anyway, I guess I should say that it would have b
James,
if your only interest is 440 FM then a handheld or mobile TRX should be a much
cheaper solution. ;-))
Having fitted the K144XV in my K3 I would not see any available space anymore
to
also fit a 70 and/or 23 cm transverter inside, too. With all the options space
is getting rare inside.
That's a good point Gary. One big difference and advantage with the K3
though is its modular construction. If an internal transverter were to go
kaput, I imagine that one could just disable it in the settings until its
repaired or replaced. HF would still work fine. That may not be the case
wit
Yep, wishful thinking I reckon.
There are two options I would not contemplate, 2M and 70CM and for that
matter any higher frequencies.
DC to Daylight radios might be attractive until something goes wrong, then
your 'all in one box' system CAN take you off air completely and that for me
would be k
Hello group,
Is there any hardware limitation preventing the design and implementation of
an internal UHF transverter? In this day and age of DC to Daylight boxes,
I'm surprised that Elecraft only has a VHF module available for the K3. For
me, 2 meters isn't so useful in NYC. If given the optio
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