I've already started thinking about making a smaller, lighter box for
the P3 innards, for travel purposes.
If I were to send it to Elecraft, I'd put it back in the original box.
73, doug
PS, my apologies for any HTML mail I may have sent.
On 01-Sep-10 02:09, Alan Bloom wrote:
(Giggle...) I
As I remember it, they don't repair modified equipment.Geo/W2BPI
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I for one would really like to see a panadaptor for the K2. In an EC2 sized
enclosure.
Any others interested?
Bill K2UJ
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Bill,
The P3 already handles the K2 IF output, in fact, it handles anything
from 455 kHz through 21.7 MHz. It is not available in the EC2
enclosure, but you are invited to squeeze it into that if you have
sufficient desire (you will have to re-design the front panel).
For use with the K2,
The first pre-P3 panadapter prototype was actually built in an EC1
cabinet. It had a cute little 64x128 monochrome back-lit display, and a
knob and seven buttons on the front panel. A P1? :=)
Alan N1AL
On Tue, 2010-08-31 at 21:18 -0400, able2...@aol.com wrote:
I for one would really like to
P1: the size of a sports watch - 1.5 x 2 inches.
matt
On Tue, 31 Aug 2010 18:51:32 -0700, you wrote:
The first pre-P3 panadapter prototype was actually built in an EC1
cabinet. It had a cute little 64x128 monochrome back-lit display, and a
knob and seven buttons on the front panel. A P1? :=)
(Giggle...) I think it actually would be possible to home-brew your own
P2. Just buy a P3, take it apart, and mount the components in an EC2
chassis.
The LCD display looks like it would just barely fit - you'd have to come
up with some way to mount it to the front panel. The Front Panel PC
Hmmm... would it come with one of those big magnifying lenses on a stand
like they sold for 7 TV sets back in the 1950's so the picture looked like
it was 10 - if you sat directly in front of it.
Ron AC7AC
-Original Message-
P1: the size of a sports watch - 1.5 x 2 inches.
matt
Having just built a P3 kit this afternoon, in about 1.5 hours and
another hour playing with it, I am now an expert (I know Alan is the
real expert). No, this one is not mine, but it was for a friend - I am
still using the cheapie softrock/Z1 and PowerSDR solution. The P3
build is
I took one of Jack Smith's Z90's and repackaged it in a box that's the
same width and depth as the K2, is tall enough for the Z90 display, and
is constructed the same way as the K2. I also added an internal USB
interface.
I'm traveling right now, or I'd send put up a photo or two.
It's also
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